Top Things to Do in SeaTac 2022

"I went to Seattle in the summer. Seattle itself is not particularly hot, and it’s even cooler when you go to Queen Anne’s Mountain. The trees are lined with trees and the creeks are very pleasant. Go up all the way and reach the top. Overlooking the city scenery of SEAT"

"The beautiful scenery along the road is worth seeing. You will pass many small streams, dense forests, and there are beautiful wildflowers in bloom in spring. The Poo Poo Point at the end can overlook the entire valley, and the grass slopes with just the slope are also attractive. People come here to play hang gliding."

"The scenery is very beautiful, the skiing road sees the beauty here, not many people, but the scenery is also enviable, especially the snow, as if in the fairy tale world."

"The photo was taken when we were about to land. It was a famous volcano in the US, but it was a lot to see from the latest eruption. The views are very beautiful, the summer is like a pristine forest, and the snow in winter is spectacular"

"Very beautiful scenic spot, you can appreciate the charm of nature change here. The magical scenery is amazing. Walking along the way, the scenery is beautiful and the tourists are scarce, quite like it"

"It’s about an hour’s drive from Queenstown to the town of Glenorchy. This drive has mountains on one side, lakes on the other, and the highway extends to the horizon. It is known as one of the top ten most beautiful self-driving routes in the world. It feels 100% pure Of New Zealand. Paradise on Earth: Paradise Valley and Glenorchy
 The crew of The Hobbit: The Battle of Smaug chose Arcadia Station, an inland farm in Paradise Valley, as the filming location for the house of Beyoncé.
Acadia means "paradise" in Greek, and the mansion was built by Joseph Cyprian Fenn in 1906 to allow his fiancée to go to New Zealand happily.
Many scenes in the "Lord of the Rings" trilogy were filmed in the Glenorchy area, including Isengard, Los Lorraine and the Amon Han Mountains. Just in New Zealand. Travel along the road at the northern end of Lake Wakatipu, passing through Queenstown, the all-season resort of New Zealand, to the small town of Glenorchy. Afterwards, he went retrograde and entered the mountains. After continuing for 20 kilometers, at the end of the gravel road, Paradise Valley appeared quietly."