Las Vegas travel guide

If you're in Vegas, but you want to get away from "Vegas" for a while, hit up this dive. The sign out front calls it the "happiest place on earth." That's debatable. This place draws a pretty rough crowd. The house drink is ass juice and they make bacon martinis. That just about says enough.

Having trouble affording that vacation to Paris? Don't fret. At least you can say you’ve been to the top deck of the Eiffel Tower in Las Vegas. For $10 you can take a quick and very packed elevator ride to the top for an amazing view of the skyline and strip. The price can be a little expensive so be on the lookout for 2-for-1 coupons. If you manage to push everyone out of your way you'll have a great view of the Bellagio fountain show.

This massive dam, built in 1936 on the Colorado River, creates Lake Mead and generates the power for Las Vegas, which you won’t be surprised to hear is a whole hell of a lot (on the drive from Las Vegas to the Hoover Dam you can watch the power lines as they grow bigger and bigger). It is hard to imagine how beautiful this big Black Canyon would have been before it got filled with concrete, but remember this is downstream on the same river that formed the Grand Canyon.

entertainment galore , shopping galore , party till the dawn , but be ready to pay up at hotels dining . , we visited aquarium and 3D adventure theatre at the luxor .We also visited lake Mead and nice little city right outside the Vegas called Henderson . Also a day trip to Grand Canyon if the time allows, We choose to have rent a car and drove of to Los Angeles for the day ,it was about 3 h drive ,we spent time in Laguna beach ,it was awesome .