[Las Vegas Departure, Starlink Guaranteed]Death Valley Sunset & Stargazing Day TourMax 14 Guests | Starlink WiFi|MSG Sphere Night View|NAPPA Luxury Van

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Departing from Las Vegas at 10:00 AM, embark on a fantastic journey deep into the American Southwest wilderness aboard a comfortable Nappa high-roof van . The route traverses the vast desert landscape of Nevada, heading towards one of the hottest and driest natural wonders on Earth – Death Valley National Park. A photographer's dream destination and a must-see for travelers seeking breathtaking scenery.
casts its golden glow upon the colorful hills and snow-white salt flats, bathing the world in a breathtaking, alien-like light. After nightfall, under the clear, light-pollution-free sky, gazing at the Milky Way offers the chance to capture stunning moments of star trails, shooting stars, and a sky full of stars. On the return trip, a special stop is arranged to visit the popular Las Vegas landmark – [MSG]. [Sphere, the giant sphere]. We will stop around the perimeter to take photos, admire the dazzling light show on the sphere's exterior, and experience the unique futuristic atmosphere of this city, bringing this trip to a spectacular close.

Death Valley National Park Sign: Death Valley National Park ( Visit) 15 minute )
As a symbolic landmark for entering Death Valley, this sign bears the inscription... Death Valley National The wooden sign for " Park " is the first stop for countless tourists to take photos . Behind the sign is a vast desert and layered mountains, a rugged and desolate natural backdrop full of Western charm.

Dante's View ( 30 - minute visit )
Perched atop a mountain ridge at an altitude of 1,669 meters , Dante 's The Dante View is known as the "highest point in Death Valley," offering the best vantage point to overlook the entire Death Valley basin and Badwater Salt Flats.
Standing on the edge of the cliff and gazing into the distance, the salt flats below stretch out like white waves, while the undulating mountains outline the landscape's skeleton. On a clear day, one can even see Mount Whitney, the highest peak in the contiguous United States. ( Whitney ) , and the lowest point Badwater The basins are close together, creating a rare geographical contrast.
This place is also one of the filming locations for the movie "Star Wars". Due to its extraordinary scenery and tranquil atmosphere, it is known by tourists as "the eye of heaven in hell". It is a must-visit stop for photography enthusiasts, landscape lovers and natural landscape seekers.

Mesquite Flat Sand Dunes Great Sand Dunes ( Tour 30 - minute )
These golden, soft sand dunes, nestled in the heart of Death Valley, are the most easily accessible dune landscape and a popular filming location for numerous Hollywood movies, such as Star Wars and Transformers . The dunes can reach heights of up to 30 meters, their shapes changing with the wind, creating beautiful lines.
You can stroll freely, take photos, or sit quietly on the top of the dunes, feeling the delicate texture of the sand brushing against your fingertips, as if you were in an Arabian fantasy .

Artists Palette ( 30 - minute visit )
Following the spiraling [Artists] As you enter the mountain road, a palette of colors suddenly unfolds before your eyes, as if mixed by God himself: the rocks display a variety of natural mineral colors such as green, pink, yellow, purple-red, and light blue, formed by the long-term deposition of iron oxide and manganese.
This is one of Death Valley's most iconic landscapes, resembling fairytale hills, perfect for close-up shots and photos with natural wonders. Around sunset, the interplay of light and shadow creates even richer colors, making it a photographer's golden hour.

Zabriskie Point Zabriski ( 30- minute visit , sunset viewing )
Named after Kristian Zabrowski, an early mining developer in Death Valley, this is one of the best spots to overlook the "Fold Mountain" landscape. Golden, undulating rock ridges crisscross like a geological canvas sculpted by flowing water.
At sunset, the setting sun casts its light upon the rocks, creating distinct layers of color and wondrous variations of light and shadow—one of Death Valley's most poetic moments. It has also served as a filming location for numerous movies, including * Good Will Hunting* and *The Chorus*.

Badwater Badwater Basin ( 30- minute visit , enjoy the starry night view )
This is the lowest point in North America, at an elevation of -86 meters, a vast and spectacular natural salt flat. The snow-white salt crystals stretch out before you like an endless snowfield, and stepping on them produces a slight "crunching" sound, as if walking on land frozen in time, experiencing the wondrous feeling of being at the lowest point in North America.
" Badwater" comes from the fact that early explorers found the water in the pool to be salty and undrinkable .
After nightfall, Badwater Basin becomes an excellent stargazing spot—open and unobstructed, far from urban light pollution. On clear nights, there is a chance to capture stunning images of the Milky Way, star trails, and reflections, making it a "secret celestial realm" for photographers and astronomy enthusiasts.

MSG Take photos at the exterior of the giant Sphere ( 20- minute visit ) 
As Las Vegas's newest landmark, [ MSG] [Sphere Giant Sphere] Since 2023 Since its opening , it has quickly become a global sensation. It is currently the world's largest LED spherical structure, standing 112 meters tall and 157 meters wide, with a surface made of more than [missing information - likely a material or material]. Composed of 1.2 million LEDs , it can present a dynamically changing ultra-high-definition visual effect.
From afar, it might resemble a smiling face, a moon, or a giant eye— the light show changes every night , delivering a powerful visual impact and a futuristic feel. Even without entering the venue, simply taking photos from the outside is enough to be breathtaking, making it one of the most dazzling sights in Las Vegas at night.

End of trip
We will take our guests back to the pick-up point in Las Vegas.

Guests will be returned to the original departure point in Las Vegas after the tour.

1.No mobile service in parts of Death Valley & national parks.
2.General assembly time for reference only; actual time confirmed by guide one day in advance.
3.Assembly time is one hour earlier during winter time.