Las Vegas, colloquially referred to as Vegas, is the most populous city in the U.S. state of Nevada and the seat of Clark County. Wikipedia
March to May 🌸 and September to November 🍂
Best weather: warm but not too hot, great for exploring
Lower hotel rates than peak summer
June to August ☀️
Extremely hot (over 100°F/38°C), but hotel pools and indoor attractions stay packed
Major concerts, pool parties, and summer events
December to February ❄️
Cooler and less crowded (except New Year's Eve)
Great hotel deals and pleasant weather for desert hikes
Harry Reid International Airport (LAS) – 10 minutes from the Strip
Direct flights from major U.S. and international cities
4–5 hour drive from Los Angeles, 2 hours from Death Valley, or 5 hours from Grand Canyon
4-mile stretch lined with mega casinos, themed resorts, and endless lights
Famous hotels: Bellagio, Caesars Palace, The Venetian, ARIA, Paris, and Wynn
Free water, light, and music show every 15–30 minutes at night
Historic Vegas, LED light canopy, live music, zipline, and street performers
Immersive venue with high-tech visuals and U2/Phish residencies
Hike or drive through scenic desert landscapes — perfect escape from the Strip
Impressive engineering feat + boating & tours
Watch a Cirque du Soleil show (like O, Michael Jackson ONE, Mystère)
Try your luck at a casino or explore themed resort attractions
Go skydiving, ziplining, or indoor skydiving
Dine at a celebrity chef restaurant (Gordon Ramsay, José Andrés, Nobu, etc.)
Explore museums: Mob Museum, Neon Museum, AREA15 (immersive art)
Enjoy pool parties (Encore Beach Club, Wet Republic) or nightclubs (XS, Omnia)
The Venetian / Palazzo – massive suites and indoor canals
Bellagio – elegant, with garden conservatory and lake views
Wynn / Encore – upscale, refined, and stylish
Park MGM – smoke-free, with Eataly and Dolby Live theater
Resorts World – new complex with multiple hotels and food court
New York-New York – themed fun with roller coaster
The LINQ – affordable and modern, great location
Downtown Grand – great value in old Vegas
Bacchanal Buffet (Caesars Palace) – upscale and massive
Wicked Spoon (Cosmopolitan) – chic, small-plate style
The Buffet at Wynn – elegant and high quality
é by José Andrés – secret tasting menu experience
Hell’s Kitchen – Gordon Ramsay’s flagship near Caesars
Best Friend – Roy Choi’s Korean-Mexican street food at Park MGM
Estiatorio Milos – fresh seafood at The Venetian
Lotus of Siam – off-strip gem for Northern Thai cuisine
Las Vegas thrives on entertainment and reinvention
Beyond the Strip, there’s a growing art scene in the Arts District
Desert lifestyle meets luxury — where cowboy boots and Ferraris coexist
Diverse city with a mix of cultures, from culinary scenes to Latin and Asian influences
Proud of its mobster past, casino history, and global entertainment