I'm going to migrate to the US? I need recomendations?

[Anonymous]

Please recommend me any nice places to visit, hotspots, famous shopping malls, sceneries, anything interesting/unique, signature food, drinks & desserts.

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10 mo

Visiting the USA Or Migrating To The USA (I want to know both)

[WindAtMyBack]

You need to give some indication of what you like. Big cities or nature. What type of work. What you enjoy seeing and doing.

It's a huge country with a wide variety of places and things to do. The places you've likely heard about are only 1% of the country. Like NYC is a tiny dot on the edge of the map, which most Americans have never been to (and may not want to).

Ideally, I think you should visit before moving. See as much of the country as you can. Drive if possible (takes a lot longer but you see a lot more). You won't be able to see any significant portion of the country unless you have at least a couple of months to travel. But any travel at all is better than moving blindly.

But without knowing what you want and like, it's hard to say more.

[Asker]

I like entertainment. Can't wait to go to Disneyland. I like fashion, beauty, food hunting, shopping, adventures, hotsprings, theme parks, interesting activities like water sports activities & any nice/cool/fancy restaurants.

[WindAtMyBack]

Disneyland. You know where those are. One in California and one in Florida. They are both in big spread out cities, with LA being much larger. They shouldn't affect where you live because you can visit any time. Orlando can get pretty hot in the summer. People tend to stay inside, or just go north for the summer.

Fashion. If you really want the latest and most expensive fashion, that's in the big cities. If you don't want the latest and most expensive, that is just about anywhere except small rural towns.

By the way, there are over 50 metropolitan areas in the US with over a million people.

Beauty. You can find this anywhere. Although some small towns might seem a little backwards.

Food hunting. I assume you don't mean hunting animals. Any moderate size city will have a variety. But larger cities will have more. Some types of food are more popular in some places, but all will have a variety. Ethnic foods from just about anywhere in the world are available in the larger cities, with only slightly less in modest sized cities. Ethnic foods are really popular in the US.

Shopping. Same as the above. Shopping is everywhere with more variety in the larger cities. Also, a lot of modest sized cities have many other cities within a reasonable distance. Like where I live is a modest city, but within an hour drive is another 5 million people.

Adventures. Wow, now something I'm interested in myself. :) It's a BIG country and there are so many outdoor adventures. You mentioned water sports - that can be just about anywhere - swimming, boating, rafting, sailing, fishing, canoeing, water skiing. Of course the colder parts will have a shorter season.

Take a rafting trip through the Grand Canyon. You'll have a blast. Also, hike the canyon if you are up for it ( I've done it four times and it's not an easy hike ).

[WindAtMyBack]

Climb mountains. Go in caves - Mammoth Cave is the worlds longest known cave. Walk in the desert, especially Southern Utah and most of Arizona.

Go to Colorado in the winter - the summer too. Colorado has the best mountains. Wyoming, Montana and Washington State also have nice mountains. The mountains in the east are not as majestic, but you can get totally lost in there. You can get deep into those mountains.

Go to any of the National Parks. There are a bunch of them and there is a good web site that lists them all.

Do a zip line, especially if you've never done one before. I haven't done it yet, but I want to do the one at Niagara Falls.

The list is endless for adventure.

Hot springs. There are several scattered around the country. My favorite is in Yellowstone. There is a hot river that meets a cold river. You can move around where they meet to find a temperature you like. There is also a small hot waterfall that you can duck behind for a steam bath.

Theme parks. Disneyland of course. But they are everywhere. There are plenty of listings online, with ratings of the park and best rides.

I'd better stop for now.

[Asker]

Thanks dude :) You listed the details clearly which I stated.

[abc3643]

"Famous shopping malls"... LOL

Not any more, really.

https://deadmalls.com/

Look, my advice is to stay wherever you are at the moment and don't come here until Trump and his MAGA ilk are out of power. Right now, the USA is an insane asylum with the inmates in charge. It's an unsafer shitshow. So, unless you are living in a "shithole country" (Trump's words), stay safely and __sanely__ where you are.

[Anonymous]

Those are things to talk about if you're visiting the U. S., but you're going to have a lot more to worry about if you're migrating to the U. S.

[Asker]

I want to know all :)

[IslaTheWitch]

the migration is now hard AF if you don't hold citizenship or the green card... or at least a work visa...

[Iron_Man]

Come to Miami Florida? You have everything and beautiful beaches and sports city life. if you want to see mountains go to Asheville, North Carolina. You have a lot of high beautiful mountains with trees on them there a lot of tourist things to do

[D_Bone_Steak]

Whatever you want is here to find... Nature... or city stuff? I don't even know what you flick the bean to.

[Lowly_Grumper]

[Lowly_Grumper]

[D_Bone_Steak]

@Lowly_Grumper Oh yeah... we probably have more troons than Thailand that need to get untranified.

[dreamstar72]

Reality May Be Different From Appearances In the US

[beefcakebradybatson]

Assume most folk are armed and some would shoot you in an argument.

[WindAtMyBack]

She's asking for advice. Don't be an asshole and give stupid answers.

[Asker]

@WindAtMyBack Thanks for being a gentleman.

[beefcakebradybatson]

@WindAtMyBack I'm giving the answer which will keep her unharmed in Trump's Unhinged AmeriKKKa !!!

[Anonymous]

nahhh