My ideal trip to the USA

 Day 1: Departure Arrive at New York.

Visit to the Empire State Building.
 Day 2 : New York Visit the Statue of
Liberty. Then, shopping in the Big Apple.
Day 3: New York All day to visit Central
Park
Day 4: Washington DC visit to the
Washington Monument, the White House
and the capitol.
Day 5 Las Vegas Go to “ Cirque du
Soleil” shows.
INCLUSIONS
MEALS - breakfasts, lunch Day 6: Las Vegas . Tour and dinner in
TRANSPORT - Metro, bus, train, taxi, public bus,
bicycle restauran. Later, go to Ukraine
ACCOMMODATION - Hotel
 Empire State Building
Built-in a record time period of 11
months this iconic building was built way
back in 1931 without any kind of modern
facilities of the 21st century. It is the
symbol of America’s grand vision and
aptitude for innovation. Even finding a
place in the prestigious list of Seven
Wonders of the World by the American
Society of Civil Engineers you can easily
spot in the famous New York’s skyline.
For the best experience make prior
bookings to take the 25-minute elevator
ride to the observation deck otherwise you
may be clamoring for just one chance to
experience this building with no luck!
Statue of Liberty
The Statue of Liberty, a generous and
glorious gift by France to America was
built in 1886 and is the most famous
symbol of freedom. A tall statue of 152
feet it stands alone near the New York
harbor.
Get a ticket to see the view of Manhattan
and New York harbor from 152 feet in
height. The island on which it is built is
christened Liberty Island. You do not
stand a chance at getting anywhere near it
unless you book your tickets prior to your
visit such as the popularity of this
magnificent monument.
 Central Park
If Manhattan is the soul of New York
then Central Park is its heartbeat.
Manhattan is nothing without its central
and primal playground. Being the city
center the central park gets 40 million
visitors from far and wide every year.
America has seen countless movies and
TV series made based on the Central park
theme. Do visit its strawberry fields, Zoo
and the Lake, especially in winter when it
becomes a skating ground for New
Yorkers
 The Washington Monument
The Washington Monument is located near
the west end of the National Mall, granting
spectacular views of the National Mall, including
the Lincoln Memorial, The White House, and
United States Capitol Building.
The National Monument stands as the tallest
structure in Washington, D.C. Shaped like an
Egyptian obelisk, it is 555’ 5/8” high and made of
marble, granite, and bluestone gneiss, it took 36
years to complete. From the top viewers enjoy 30
to 40 miles visibility in clear weather. And when it
was completed in 1884, it was the tallest building
in the world.
Popular in the spring with school groups and in
summer with family vacationers, the Washington
Monument is a must-see for anyone visiting
Washington D.C.
 “O” Theater at the Bellagio
The carefully engineered home of Cirque du
Soleil’s most inventive Las Vegas show.

Las Vegas has long been the stateside home of

Cirque du Soleil with six resident shows filling
theaters along the Boulevard. For the most
definitive display of Cirque’s charms, book O at
the Bellagio, a marvelous spectacle based around a
stage that transforms into a pool in the blink of an
eye and is stocked with astonishing acts, inventive
engineering and the company’s classic clowns.
The Stratosphere
That giant spire jutting out of Downtown
Las Vegas is a casino hotel—topped with
thrill rides to get your heart racing.
If you see a person drifting down to earth
from the top of the Stratosphere, don’t
freak out. That’s just the SkyJump, a
controlled free-fall that sends brave visitors
hurtling toward solid ground from 829 feet
up. Even if you don’t fancy throwing
yourself off a perfectly good building, you
can still sign on for some thrills. Follow the
shrieks to the top of the Strat, the tallest
building in Nevada, where rides like Big
Shot, X-Scream and Insanity await.