Welcome to Yellowstone Tour 

Itinerary:

Day 1: 08:00am, depart from Thanh Travels' office at 1969 Tully Road # 50 San Jose, CA 95122 to Sacra Nevada.

Day 2: 08:00am, depart from Nevada to Idaho - Twin Falls, Snake River, Shoshore Falls, Idaho Falls.

Day 3: 08:00am, depart from Idaho to Wyoming - Yellowstone Bear World, Grand Teton, Yellowstone National Park.

Day 4: 08:00am, Wyoming & Montana - Yellowstone National Park.

Day 5: 08:00am, depart from Wyoming & Montana to Utah - Utah State Capitol, Bonneville Salt Flats.

Day 6: 08:00am, depart from Utah to Nevada - National Automobile Museum, California State Capitol.

All times are estimated. 

En route, when it is necessary we reserve the right to make any changes without prior notice.

Price: $790/person (4 persons per room). $890/persom (3 persons per room). $990/person (2 persons per room). Prices for limited time.

Day 1: San Jose to Nevada

Old Sacramento Historic District is a charming 28-acre area on the Sacramento River that whisks you back to the Gold Rush era with its cobblestone streets and 19th-century architecture. Here, you can explore the California State Railroad Museum to see historic locomotives, delve into the city’s past at the Sacramento History Museum, and enjoy boutique shopping and dining at unique locations like the historic Delta King Hotel. Throughout the year, the district buzzes with exciting events and festivals, including the popular Gold Rush Days. Discover the rich history and vibrant culture of Old Sacramento, where the past meets the present in an unforgettable experience.

Day 2: Nevada to Idaho / Twin Falls, Snake River, Shoshore Falls, Idaho Falls

Idaho is not only a fantastic travel destination but also a place rich in natural beauty and diverse recreational opportunities. Located in the Pacific Northwest of the United States, Idaho is known for its stunning landscapes and engaging attractions, from majestic waterfalls to serene parks.

Start your journey in Twin Falls, a city located in the south-central part of Idaho, United States. It is one of the largest cities in the region. The city is named after the Twin Falls of the Snake River, which run through the area, creating a scenic natural feature and a popular tourist attraction. Stroll along the Snake River and take in the stunning natural beauty of the area. The river is an ideal spot for activities such as fishing and kayaking, or simply for relaxing and admiring the breathtaking scenery of Idaho

Near by, we can see the Shoshore Falls, Shoshone Falls is one of the most iconic landmarks in Idaho, often referred to as the "Niagara of the West." The falls drop 212 feet, making it one of the largest natural waterfalls in the United States by height. The Snake River flows through the region, creating the stunning canyon and waterfall views that make the area so scenic and popular with visitors.

Day 3: Idaho to Wyoming / Yellowstone Bear World, Grand Teton, Yellowstone National Park

Yellowstone Bear World is a captivating wildlife park located in Idaho, designed to provide visitors with an immersive experience in the natural world. Spanning across beautiful landscapes, the park is home to a variety of North American wildlife, including black bears, grizzly bears, bison, elk, and more.

As you drive through the park, you'll have the opportunity to see these magnificent animals in their natural habitats, all while learning about their behaviors, conservation efforts, and the ecosystems they inhabit. The park also features interactive exhibits and educational programs, making it a great destination for families and wildlife enthusiasts alike.

Yellowstone Bear World aims to inspire visitors to appreciate and protect wildlife. Whether you’re taking a leisurely drive, enjoying guided tours, or participating in special events, Yellowstone Bear World promises a memorable adventure that celebrates the beauty and majesty of nature.

Grand Teton is located in the northwest of Wyoming and is known for its mountain range, which includes the iconic Grand Teton peak, one of the highest mountain of the Teton range. The park covers over 300,000 acres of diverse landscapes, from rugged mountains to pristine lakes and lush valleys. Visitors can enjoy activities such as hiking, climbing, boating, and wildlife viewing, with opportunities to encounter moose, elk, and bald eagles in their natural habitats.

Yellowstone is home to over half of the world’s geysers, making it the premier destination for observing these spectacular geothermal phenomena. The park’s volcanic activity drives these geysers, creating a landscape where hot water and steam erupt from the earth in dramatic displays. The geothermal features of Yellowstone are a result of the supervolcano beneath the park, which powers a range of hydrothermal features, including geysers, hot springs, fumaroles, and mud pots. Some of the most famous geysers can be found are: Grand Prismatic Spring, Old Faithful Geyser, Excelsior Geyser, etc...

Grand Prismatic Spring

Old Faithful Geyse

Excelsior Geyser

Day 4: Wyoming & Montana - Yellowstone National Park

The Mud Volcano area in Yellowstone National Park is located in the southeastern part of the park. It is known for its unique features, like boiling mud, steam vents, and sulfur springs, which create a strange and fascinating landscape. The area is named after the Mud Volcano, a large, bubbling mud pot where sulfur gases mix with water and mud, causing it to constantly bubble and steam. The Mud Volcano is an active geothermal spot, with soft ground and bubbling mud and steam, but it's not a real volcanic crater. Instead, it's created by geothermal activity and gases coming from below the ground.

One of the most iconic and awe-inspiring landmarks in Yellowstone National Park is the Grand Canyon. Grand Canyon will showcase the raw beauty and geological marvels of the American West. Carved over millennia by the powerful forces of the Yellowstone River. The Grand Canyon of the Yellowstone is a spectacular geological formation that stretches approximately 20 miles (32 km). The canyon, with its dramatic cliffs and colorful rock formations, reveals a vivid tapestry of geological history. The bright hues of the canyon walls—ranging from rich reds to soft yellows—are the result of different volcanic deposits and erosion processes over millions of years. The dramatic contrasts between the canyon’s steep walls and the serene waters of the Yellowstone River create a landscape that is both powerful and serene. Within the Grand Canyon are the Upper Falls and the Lower Falls - two of the most distinct and notable waterfalls located in Yellowstone National Park.

On our journey, we get to have a chance to visit the infamous Upper Falls. This waterfall is located approximately 1.5 miles downstream from the canyon's northern rim. It has a height of about 109 feet and is less dramatic in appearance compared to the Lower Falls. However, it's still a beautiful and powerful sight. The Upper Falls is characterized by its relatively wide, cascading flow over a broad rock face. It’s surrounded by rugged terrain and offers spectacular views from several vantage points along the rim of the canyon.

Great Salt Lake State Park is located on the eastern shore of the Great Salt Lake in Utah, United States. The park is known for its unique natural beauty, as well as its recreational opportunities.

The Great Salt Lake, the largest saltwater lake in the Western Hemisphere, located in northern Utah near Salt Lake City. This vast lake is renowned for its high salinity, which creates an unusual floating experience where you can effortlessly drift on its buoyant waters. The lake’s size can vary dramatically with the seasons, ranging from 950 to 3,300 square miles, providing a dynamic landscape to explore. The surrounding area is a haven for wildlife, especially migratory birds, and features salt flats, wetlands, and picturesque vistas.

Day 5: Wyoming & Montana - Utah / Utah State Capitol, Bonneville Salt Flats

The Utah State Capitol, located in Salt Lake City, is an architectural landmark and the seat of government for the state of Utah. Completed in 1916, the Capitol is known for its stunning neoclassical design, featuring a prominent dome that rises 250 feet above the ground. The building is constructed from beautiful white granite, giving it an impressive and enduring presence. Inside, the Capitol houses the offices of the governor and the legislature, as well as various galleries and meeting rooms.

The Bonneville Salt Flats is a vast, flat area of land located in northwestern Utah, United States, near the border with Nevada. It is part of the Great Salt Lake Desert and is famous for its unique, barren landscape made up of hardened salt crusts.

Day 6: Utah - Nevada / National Automobile Museum, California State Capitol

The National Automobile Museum is located in Reno, Nevada, and is one of the top museums in the United States dedicated to the history and development of automobiles. It showcases an impressive collection of classic, vintage, and rare cars from various periods, along with exhibits that explore the impact of automobiles on culture, society, and technology.

The California State Capitol is located in Sacramento, California, and serves as the seat of the California State Legislature and the office of the Governor of California. It is an iconic building, both historically and architecturally, and a symbol of California’s government.