Las Vegas: Death Valley, Seven Magic Mountains & Welcome Sign Tour (WAUG Exclusive)

A Paradox of Incredible Life
Death Valley

Death Valley National Park is true to its name, an extreme land that is the hottest, driest, and lowest point in North America. The extreme climate has created surreal landscapes that feel like another planet, such as the vast salt flats of 'Badwater Basin,' 86 meters below sea level, and the golden hills of the strangely eroded 'Zabriskie Point.' Despite its name, Death Valley is also a place full of incredible life. Rare wildflowers bloom after rainfall, creating a spectacular sight, and in the salty puddles, you can find the 'Pupfish,' a fish that lives only in this place.

Tour Highlights

🚐 Cozy Small Group Tour:
A tour for a maximum of 12 people, allowing you to enjoy the trip in a personal and cozy atmosphere.

🧑‍🏫 Accompanied by a Professional Guide:
A knowledgeable English-speaking guide will passionately guide you throughout the tour.

🥪 Convenient Meal Provided:
Convenient with a lunch box including a sandwich, fruit, and juice, and cool bottled water.

✅ No Worries About Additional Costs:
All tour costs and taxes are included, so there are no worries about additional costs.

🎁 Special Gift:
All tour customers receive a VIP coupon book for the Las Vegas Premium Outlets as a gift.

Introduction to Visiting Courses

Welcome to Las Vegas Sign:
Visit the iconic landmark of Las Vegas, built in 1959.

Seven Magic Mountains:
Admire the huge desert artwork created by Swiss artist Ugo Rondinone.

Zabriskie Point:
Overlook the unique eroded terrain of Death Valley, made of lake sediments millions of years ago.

Furnace Creek Visitor Center:
The heart of Death Valley National Park, where you can have lunch and tour the museum.

Devil's Golf Course:
Explore the rough and jagged salt terrain where only the devil can play golf.

Badwater Basin:
Step on the lowest point in North America, located 86 meters below sea level.