I’m American and I visited all US states by the time I was 25, starting in PA and ending in SD. My favorites are Alaska and New York. ❤ Now, I’m on a mission to explore the rest of the world!! Also many smaller cities have hostels, too, btw! Amtrak is also great, for certain regions!
It's impressive to hear so much info about such enormous and diverse country! The one point missing from the customs segment is tipping... This is probably one of the most baffling and complicated customs for foreigners.
Just look at the tax and double that if it's just a little worse than average. If the tax is $5:50 give the lazy person $11:00. I think it's stupid too. Lazy people shouldn't get rewarded. Add a couple of dollars for average and go from there. Some states don't have food tax. I pay 10%.
@@touchmyroses6308 If the server is on the phone or just standing around and not taking care of there customers then that's lazy. Just common sense. If they are doing the job but nothing else that is average. If they go above and beyond tip high. Pretty simple.
I've watched a lot of videos about other countries it's interesting to watch a travel guide about your own country. I've visited about 20/50 states, seeing the cities is fun but I got to say road trips are the best and the national parks people got to at least visit a few of them when visiting.
I'm from USA and the only sport I bother watching is Soccer. USA truly does have a lot to offer with 50 states, tons to do and see. I loved Hawaii and Florida too, but I would recommend Texas as well.
As someone who has extensively traveled through all 50 states here are some of my personal favorites: ***Overall Favorite States*** California Hawaii North Carolina Utah Oregon ***Most Scenic Nature Spots*** Glacier National Park, Montana Zion National Park, Utah Great Smoky Mountains, North Carolina Kenai Fjords National Park, Alaska Oregon's Coast California's Coast Hawaii Niagara Falls, New York Olympic National Park, Washington Grand Teton National Park, Wyoming ***Favorite Small Towns*** St. Augustine, Florida Red Lodge, Montana Annapolis, Maryland Cannon Beach, Oregon Sedona, Arizona Laguna Beach, California Taos, New Mexico Seward, Alaska Beaufort, South Carolina Jackson, Wyoming Key West, Florida ***Favorite Cities*** San Francisco, California Seattle, Washington Asheville, North Carolina Nashville, Tennessee Las Vegas, Nevada Washington D.C. Colorado Springs, Colorado New Orleans, Louisiana Charleston, South Carolina Miami, Florida Boston, Massachusetts ***Most Unique Spots*** Santa Fe, New Mexico New Orleans, Louisiana City Museum, St. Louis, Missouri Helen, Georgia St. Augustine, Florida Angel Oak Tree, South Carolina Las Vegas, Nevada Chinatown, San Francisco Homer, Alaska Mackinac Island, Michigan ***Most Underrated*** New Mexico Utah Baltimore, Maryland Downtown Chicago NW Michigan and Detroit New Hampshire’s mountains ***Most Overrated*** Los Angeles Grand Canyon (still beautiful) Statue of Liberty Denver Liberty Bell Portland, Oregon (still nice) Hollywood Walk of Fame Waikiki Beach, Hawaii Myrtle Beach, South Carolina Route 66 The drive through the Florida Keys ***Pleasantly Surprised Spots*** Vermont/New Hampshire Outer Banks, North Carolina Maine’s coast San Antonio, Texas Phoenix, Arizona Columbus, Ohio Greenville, South Carolina Bonneville Salt Flats, Utah
I actually went to college in Miami. I actually didn't like the climate, but it seems like you do so I think you'll like life by the beach. I did swim there.
Have been to California, Nevada, Arizona and Utah in 2017. Then NYC for Christmas in 2018 and on Friday we're going to FL... I'm so excited! Would love to visit every state one day 😊
I was born and raised in Los Angeles and lived in Northern Cal, 3 states in the Midwest, NYC and now Boston. I can tell you, you must visit New England. It’s my favorite place I’ve ever lived
Would add: - famous live music cities like Austin and Nashville -Wine regions Napa valley, Sonoma, the Finger Lakes etc. - You mentioned sports, but generally going to professional sports games / tailgating (or college football games in the South) - Other parts of the Southwest like Santa Fe, White Sands - Northeast beaches like Montauk, Cape Cod, etc. - Outer boroughs of NYC like Brooklyn and Queens - Southern coastal cities like Charleston, Savannah, the Outer Banks, NC - Smoky Mountains / Asheville, NC - San Diego, Palm Springs
Hi Lexie.. Thx for the info..I used to live in the USA almost 20 years ago... Yeah, I lived in Kansas... Traveled from KS to CA.. Really an Unforgettable experience.. Thinking to visit the USA again
I've been sitting for hours watching your guides of all the counties and all very good and thorough information 👏🏼 You're giving me the iiiitch to travel more. As far as this USA guide, I'm from Texas and the only thing I would've done for this USA one is add more photos/videos of a few more of the major National Parks. We have such insanely beautiful spots I think I just wanted to see MORE of it haha. Like Glacier, Rainer, Grand Tetons, Zion, Great Smoky, Mammoth, Big Bend, yadda yadda. Just to show those who want to visit the absolute vastness and more visuals of the gorgeous options. Various beaches that are all so different, cave systems, the differing mountain ranges! Also, more views and recommendations for the bigger popular cities. Or maybe you did that and it's slipping my mind 😅 Like I said I've been watching for a while. Also, touching on that Christmas feeling in New York, even the ball drop for New Years or the Macy's Day parade for Thanksgiving or Halloween in Salem would be awesome too! And all the music festivals also! Girl I'm sorry, I'm going off the deep end, I could keep going on and on 🤣😅 Sometimes I take for granted how amazing our country is and watching this video and even commenting on it is making me so appreciative 🥲
Wow! Can't believe I've seen more of the USA than you!! But I get it...there's always an allure towards places you're not from, the unfamiliar. I'm from Australia and have seen more of the US than I have of my own country 🤣 Just adding to your point about culture...the tipping culture is a big thing that's not common in other countries and a good one for people to know. I've been living in the US 5 years and still get stressed about it!
If visiting FL for Miami or Disney World, I recommend visiting some gorgeous fresh water springs. A very underrated FL activity that is within driving distance of most FL hotspots :)
Awesome video! The United States is such a great place to visit. I especially agree with you that a road trip in the US is a must! I've done several road trips around the US including one out to Colorado, Utah, and Arizona as well as one over in New England. Some other great areas to visit include the Upper Midwest including Michigan as well as the southern US like Texas, Alabama, and Tennessee.
I have been to the US but only twice in 1989 and 2014. The second time was my first solo holiday to WDW. I travelled on an ESTA as at that time the UK was still in the European Union
great video! Loved watching it! May I also suggest a money related tip for US. ATMs in US all have different fees and withdrawal limits for foreign card holders - some have $2 fees and some as high as $5 for a single withdrawal. I used the ATM Fee Saver mobile app - it gave a list of ATMs in US with their fees and withdrawal limits. Was quite a life saviour to find those lower fee ATMs, never seen anything like this before, worth adding to your list, it will help a lot of international travellers!
If you are not from the U.S. - like everyone who is visiting the U.S. - there's a 99.9% chance that you have no idea how to handle Fahrenheit. So I dont have any idea how cold or warm the weather is XD beside that great guide like allways.
I love America! And I plan to visit it again soon! 😁 I was just curious, but between the two countries that border America, how come most of the attention with the media, etc. Is more focused on the Southern border vs. the Northern border? 🤷
There is a lot of good advice here but I gotta say after living 14 years in the US Americans are everything but direct. I cannot get a straight answer out of people, Americans are very polite no doubt but direct definitely not. Also I personally suggest everyone to travel rather in off seasons when the crowds are not driving the prices up even more. Otherwise thanks for the video Lexie.
As a French traveler loving the US, I have to disagree about New Orleans. I went recently, as it was part of our honeymoon and we were really disappointed. The city is dirty, poor and even during the day you have people high on drugs. Not to mention Bourbon street at night, super loud and awful. It was good for 3 days not more. Loved the architecture and food though, as well as swamp tours and plantations outside NOLA. I personally think there are plenty other US cities that worth it 😊 By the way , I love this new series of videos !
I think the best place to visit in the USA is Cape Cod. Cape Cod has a beautiful beach in Massachusetts.. other than that all the other states are overrated now.
Hey Lexie!! You are so perfect. You are so knowledgeable, travelled all over the world AnD you have a great figure n you are so beautiful n confident❤❤ Why dont you participate in Miss USA n eventually Miss Universe or Miss World ?? 😉 I dont know about the Miss World but, Miss Universe has no age limit right now.
You missed Bush, Illinois. One of the most exciting cities we have to offer. You can watch a hazy sunset through one of the many vast swaths of cornfields, tie one on with the suspicious inbred locals at one of the 4 bars (3 tooth minimum), or sit back and watch one of the 20 meth houses get raided by local police.
@@ariffnordin4481 I'm pretty sure you can't fly a drone in any national park, but a lot of national parks have national forests outside of them that have much more lenient rules so you could research those and see if you can fly one there.
I know Very much latin American, that intend to travel to USA, but worried about with xenofoby history concerning aliens in determined American countries.
No slack on the amount of work you put in this video but you made a whole video in english and were like "If you are a beginner in English" and the level of beginner was supposed to be the beginner that does not know phrases like "Where is the bathroom?" or "How are you?"💀 I just found this funny. Great work though!
Being born and raised in the US I would say we are anything but direct I know to many people who take to long to get to the point. I'd also say depending where you go and how you look Americans can unfortunately be major a holes.
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I’m American and I visited all US states by the time I was 25, starting in PA and ending in SD. My favorites are Alaska and New York. ❤ Now, I’m on a mission to explore the rest of the world!! Also many smaller cities have hostels, too, btw! Amtrak is also great, for certain regions!
It's impressive to hear so much info about such enormous and diverse country! The one point missing from the customs segment is tipping... This is probably one of the most baffling and complicated customs for foreigners.
Just look at the tax and double that if it's just a little worse than average. If the tax is $5:50 give the lazy person $11:00. I think it's stupid too. Lazy people shouldn't get rewarded. Add a couple of dollars for average and go from there. Some states don't have food tax. I pay 10%.
@@TheLoneStranger213 What makes them lazy?
@@touchmyroses6308 If the server is on the phone or just standing around and not taking care of there customers then that's lazy. Just common sense. If they are doing the job but nothing else that is average. If they go above and beyond tip high. Pretty simple.
I already live in the US but I gotta give props, This was a very thorough and informative video.
I've watched a lot of videos about other countries it's interesting to watch a travel guide about your own country. I've visited about 20/50 states, seeing the cities is fun but I got to say road trips are the best and the national parks people got to at least visit a few of them when visiting.
Lexie, nice travel guide! The nature in the U.S. is so diverse and beautiful! You should definitely go up to Alaska if you haven’t yet.
Love your videos ❤️ Keep bringing these please 🙏 Cheers from Portugal 🤗🇵🇹
So glad you continued with your travel guide series. Love it! 😊 So excited for the other countries 🥳
I'm from USA and the only sport I bother watching is Soccer. USA truly does have a lot to offer with 50 states, tons to do and see. I loved Hawaii and Florida too, but I would recommend Texas as well.
As someone who has extensively traveled through all 50 states here are some of my personal favorites:
***Overall Favorite States***
California
Hawaii
North Carolina
Utah
Oregon
***Most Scenic Nature Spots***
Glacier National Park, Montana
Zion National Park, Utah
Great Smoky Mountains, North Carolina
Kenai Fjords National Park, Alaska
Oregon's Coast
California's Coast
Hawaii
Niagara Falls, New York
Olympic National Park, Washington
Grand Teton National Park, Wyoming
***Favorite Small Towns***
St. Augustine, Florida
Red Lodge, Montana
Annapolis, Maryland
Cannon Beach, Oregon
Sedona, Arizona
Laguna Beach, California
Taos, New Mexico
Seward, Alaska
Beaufort, South Carolina
Jackson, Wyoming
Key West, Florida
***Favorite Cities***
San Francisco, California
Seattle, Washington
Asheville, North Carolina
Nashville, Tennessee
Las Vegas, Nevada
Washington D.C.
Colorado Springs, Colorado
New Orleans, Louisiana
Charleston, South Carolina
Miami, Florida
Boston, Massachusetts
***Most Unique Spots***
Santa Fe, New Mexico
New Orleans, Louisiana
City Museum, St. Louis, Missouri
Helen, Georgia
St. Augustine, Florida
Angel Oak Tree, South Carolina
Las Vegas, Nevada
Chinatown, San Francisco
Homer, Alaska
Mackinac Island, Michigan
***Most Underrated***
New Mexico
Utah
Baltimore, Maryland
Downtown Chicago
NW Michigan and Detroit
New Hampshire’s mountains
***Most Overrated***
Los Angeles
Grand Canyon (still beautiful)
Statue of Liberty
Denver
Liberty Bell
Portland, Oregon (still nice)
Hollywood Walk of Fame
Waikiki Beach, Hawaii
Myrtle Beach, South Carolina
Route 66
The drive through the Florida Keys
***Pleasantly Surprised Spots***
Vermont/New Hampshire
Outer Banks, North Carolina
Maine’s coast
San Antonio, Texas
Phoenix, Arizona
Columbus, Ohio
Greenville, South Carolina
Bonneville Salt Flats, Utah
Wow, this channel is a goldmine for travel enthusiasts!
Such a BIG fan of this series! Planning to do Route 66 next year 🤩🚘
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Insightful info! thanks @Lexie
I actually went to college in Miami. I actually didn't like the climate, but it seems like you do so I think you'll like life by the beach. I did swim there.
Have been to California, Nevada, Arizona and Utah in 2017. Then NYC for Christmas in 2018 and on Friday we're going to FL... I'm so excited! Would love to visit every state one day 😊
I was born and raised in Los Angeles and lived in Northern Cal, 3 states in the Midwest, NYC and now Boston. I can tell you, you must visit New England. It’s my favorite place I’ve ever lived
Would add:
- famous live music cities like Austin and Nashville
-Wine regions Napa valley, Sonoma, the Finger Lakes etc.
- You mentioned sports, but generally going to professional sports games / tailgating (or college football games in the South)
- Other parts of the Southwest like Santa Fe, White Sands
- Northeast beaches like Montauk, Cape Cod, etc.
- Outer boroughs of NYC like Brooklyn and Queens
- Southern coastal cities like Charleston, Savannah, the Outer Banks, NC
- Smoky Mountains / Asheville, NC
- San Diego, Palm Springs
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awesome video, really looking forward to travelling america in the future
Hi Lexie.. Thx for the info..I used to live in the USA almost 20 years ago... Yeah, I lived in Kansas... Traveled from KS to CA.. Really an Unforgettable experience.. Thinking to visit the USA again
I'm a Swede and I've visited 30 US states. Travel by car, bus, and flight.
¿y qué lugares recomiendas ver?
Yes, a road trip is a must!!!
You need to visit Minnesota for stunning nature!
I've been sitting for hours watching your guides of all the counties and all very good and thorough information 👏🏼 You're giving me the iiiitch to travel more. As far as this USA guide, I'm from Texas and the only thing I would've done for this USA one is add more photos/videos of a few more of the major National Parks. We have such insanely beautiful spots I think I just wanted to see MORE of it haha. Like Glacier, Rainer, Grand Tetons, Zion, Great Smoky, Mammoth, Big Bend, yadda yadda. Just to show those who want to visit the absolute vastness and more visuals of the gorgeous options. Various beaches that are all so different, cave systems, the differing mountain ranges! Also, more views and recommendations for the bigger popular cities. Or maybe you did that and it's slipping my mind 😅 Like I said I've been watching for a while. Also, touching on that Christmas feeling in New York, even the ball drop for New Years or the Macy's Day parade for Thanksgiving or Halloween in Salem would be awesome too! And all the music festivals also! Girl I'm sorry, I'm going off the deep end, I could keep going on and on 🤣😅
Sometimes I take for granted how amazing our country is and watching this video and even commenting on it is making me so appreciative 🥲
I love USA 🇺🇸
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Wow! Can't believe I've seen more of the USA than you!! But I get it...there's always an allure towards places you're not from, the unfamiliar. I'm from Australia and have seen more of the US than I have of my own country 🤣 Just adding to your point about culture...the tipping culture is a big thing that's not common in other countries and a good one for people to know. I've been living in the US 5 years and still get stressed about it!
Love your videos ♥️🍃
If visiting FL for Miami or Disney World, I recommend visiting some gorgeous fresh water springs. A very underrated FL activity that is within driving distance of most FL hotspots :)
Very informative lexie !!
Good explained Video. nice clear us accent. Brgrds from Germany
Awesome video! The United States is such a great place to visit. I especially agree with you that a road trip in the US is a must! I've done several road trips around the US including one out to Colorado, Utah, and Arizona as well as one over in New England. Some other great areas to visit include the Upper Midwest including Michigan as well as the southern US like Texas, Alabama, and Tennessee.
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I have been to the US but only twice in 1989 and 2014. The second time was my first solo holiday to WDW. I travelled on an ESTA as at that time the UK was still in the European Union
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I luv US because of its hip-hop rnb music industry.
Very interesting video! 👏👏👏
Thank you so much veryinformative vedio😊
You should travel to Northern Michigan if you haven’t done so already.
Travelling tips terima kasih atas informasinya.
For those who like mountains or beaches, come to North Carolina, we have both. Not to mention, we also have the best barbecue.
As a German who gets anxiety navigating US small talk practices, it’s hilarious to hear Americans described as „direct“ and „to the point“ 😂
As a Bosnian who lives in US I can confirm your sentiment, Americans are most definitely not direct lol
great video! Loved watching it! May I also suggest a money related tip for US. ATMs in US all have different fees and withdrawal limits for foreign card holders - some have $2 fees and some as high as $5 for a single withdrawal. I used the ATM Fee Saver mobile app - it gave a list of ATMs in US with their fees and withdrawal limits. Was quite a life saviour to find those lower fee ATMs, never seen anything like this before, worth adding to your list, it will help a lot of international travellers!
I watched this video, while eating my avocado toast and I took it personally. Haha! 😂😅
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Bienvenido a Miami! Yo he vivido aqui mi vida entera!
I love my country 🇺🇲
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Can u help me to go to usa ?
Come up to Northern New York. We sit on the border with Quebec and Vermont. Here are your Franco Americans
helful tip
Longer vlogs please !
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This is very gud , it will be better if you actually go to the places for tourism and depict those in details like the schedule, drive , acco etc.
If you are not from the U.S. - like everyone who is visiting the U.S. - there's a 99.9% chance that you have no idea how to handle Fahrenheit. So I dont have any idea how cold or warm the weather is XD
beside that great guide like allways.
I love America! And I plan to visit it again soon! 😁 I was just curious, but between the two countries that border America, how come most of the attention with the media, etc. Is more focused on the Southern border vs. the Northern border? 🤷
good luck for us
Student debt..? Why is that? Is it worth it and why does government neglect the issue?
There is a lot of good advice here but I gotta say after living 14 years in the US Americans are everything but direct. I cannot get a straight answer out of people, Americans are very polite no doubt but direct definitely not.
Also I personally suggest everyone to travel rather in off seasons when the crowds are not driving the prices up even more. Otherwise thanks for the video Lexie.
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Hello from Algerien people i wana to travel in america its beautiful country👑❤⭐💯✌🏻🌍🔥💪🏻
As a French traveler loving the US, I have to disagree about New Orleans. I went recently, as it was part of our honeymoon and we were really disappointed. The city is dirty, poor and even during the day you have people high on drugs. Not to mention Bourbon street at night, super loud and awful. It was good for 3 days not more. Loved the architecture and food though, as well as swamp tours and plantations outside NOLA. I personally think there are plenty other US cities that worth it 😊
By the way , I love this new series of videos !
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So ❤️ amazing 🤍 vlog 💯 ❤️ 🤾♂️🤍🎯🤸♂️🏌♀️🙂💐
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Cant leave out Uber/Lyft etc are going to break your bank account in 3 days 😂
Just a curious question. When will visit North Carolina and the Blue Ridge Mountains? 🤔🗽🦅🇺🇲
W series
I think the best place to visit in the USA is Cape Cod. Cape Cod has a beautiful beach in Massachusetts.. other than that all the other states are overrated now.
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The west is the best. California and pacific coast up to Canada.
Hey Lexie!! You are so perfect. You are so knowledgeable, travelled all over the world AnD you have a great figure n you are so beautiful n confident❤❤ Why dont you participate in Miss USA n eventually Miss Universe or Miss World ?? 😉 I dont know about the Miss World but, Miss Universe has no age limit right now.
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Hawaii is my favorite
You missed Bush, Illinois. One of the most exciting cities we have to offer.
You can watch a hazy sunset through one of the many vast swaths of cornfields, tie one on with the suspicious inbred locals at one of the 4 bars (3 tooth minimum), or sit back and watch one of the 20 meth houses get raided by local police.
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Imagine making a video specifically targeted at foreign tourists, and then giving temperatures in Farenheit...
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American is the most popular visiting country in the world
One question: can I use my drone to fly around national parks? I would like to make some travel vlog for my channel.
@@ariffnordin4481 I think it’s pretty difficult to do. Most parks say no unless you have a FAA permit
@@ariffnordin4481 I'm pretty sure you can't fly a drone in any national park, but a lot of national parks have national forests outside of them that have much more lenient rules so you could research those and see if you can fly one there.
I know Very much latin American, that intend to travel to USA, but worried about with xenofoby history concerning aliens in determined American countries.
No slack on the amount of work you put in this video but you made a whole video in english and were like "If you are a beginner in English" and the level of beginner was supposed to be the beginner that does not know phrases like "Where is the bathroom?" or "How are you?"💀
I just found this funny. Great work though!
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Being born and raised in the US I would say we are anything but direct I know to many people who take to long to get to the point. I'd also say depending where you go and how you look Americans can unfortunately be major a holes.
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❌Dot your i’s & cross your t’s here.
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I bet more Americans speak Spanish than English.
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US Americans no
Don't forgot that that Americans include all people on the two Continents.
Russia is developing a new type of military operations using nuclear weapons to protect against possible aggression from the United States.
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