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Our tour group stayed at Le Ritz Suites Hotel next to Idaho Falls and stayed here for two consecutive nights. There is a small bridge in the backyard of the hotel leading to the Snake River and the bridge beside the Idaho Falls-W. Broadway St. Although you can't take a close look at the cityscape of Idaho Falls, you can take advantage of the free time in the early morning and two nights to see the beauty of this small waterfall city. On the first night, I walked from the small bridge behind the hotel to the Snake River, where is the greenbelt of the Snake River, and photographed the night view of the Snake River and Idaho Falls. In the early morning of the next day, I started from the hotel and walked straight along the Snake River Trail to the bridge across the W. Broadway St. From the bridge, I photographed the Snake River, the artificial waterfall and the white spires of the Mormon Temple in the distance. This artificial waterfall is photographed along a wide range, and the water is mighty and magnificent. Especially beautiful in the night.

The light rain for three consecutive days finally stopped and the sun was shining again. I went to my son's school in the afternoon and saw the temple first. Beautiful!

When I visited BYU -I, I found this nice place. It consists of several small gardens, each with its own characteristics. Seeing the tables and chairs, I felt that I was missing a card.

Jackson Lake is a natural lake in Grand Teton National Park, northwest of Wyoming. The lake is extended after the Jackson Lake Dam is completed. It has 15 small islands. At the foot of the Titon Mountains, six lakes are linked by a snake river, known as the Snake River, which is 1, 670 kilometers long and is one of the most important rivers along the Northwestern Pacific coast. It originated near Yellowstone Park in Wyoming, flows west through the Snake River Canyon, crosses Idaho, and merges into the Columbia River in Washington State. Jackson Lake, the largest of the six, is the water source of agricultural irrigation in its western neighbour Idaho, which is largely a stream formed by melting snow in the Snake River and the Grand Teton Mountains. (Southeast Idaho is home to potatoes from around the world, and Idaho produces 30% of the nation's autumn potatoes. North-east beans and lentils account for a larger share of the nation's output.)

We chose to stay for one night during the peak tourist season of Yellowstone Park in July. Jackson town is very lively. Although it is very commercial, it will not cause any disgust. Without the gaudy vulgarity of some ancient towns in the country, this small town is neat and beautiful, exuding the style of a western cowboy town everywhere. The center of the town is the Antler Park. The four corners of the square park are each built with giant arches made of antlers. I have always been curious, without any nails and ropes, how can they build such a beautifully shaped antler door without collapsing? With the Antler Park as the center point diverging outwards, surrounded by bars, hotels, restaurants. There are a lot of choices in restaurants, including Western food, American simple food, Japanese restaurant, Chinese food, and Thai food. In this peak tourist season, a Thai meal only costs 15 US dollars per person. It is true that Americans do business. After a meal, stroll to various shops with western American characteristics. Jeans, T-shirts, leather jackets, riding boots, rolled cowboy hats, pipes and other cowboy costumes, chandelier made of antlers...Big horned deer, black bear, bison, gray wolf and other wild animal specimens are hung on the wall, this style is very attractive . Tips: 1. Jackson Town is one of the two famous tourist towns around Huangshi. Hotels are often full in summer and accommodation costs are high. We booked 4 months in advance and could not find a room below 800 yuan. Except for the high cost of accommodation, other expenses in the town are acceptable, and there will be no slaughter. 2. There are many people in the town at noon, and the parking lot is not easy to find, but parking is free! 3. Before entering Yellowstone Park, it is necessary to purchase good food and water in the town. 4. Jackson is 20 kilometers away from the south entrance of Grand Teton National Park, 20 minutes’ drive away, and 56 kilometers away from the south gate of Yellowstone National Park, about an hour’s drive away. Jackson has an airport, and those with ample budget can choose to fly directly to Jackson.

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