August 5th: Las Vegas Trip (Day 2)

Today was good.

We woke up a bit late today, but that's no worry. We wanted to get Dim Sum today from a specific restaurant in Chinatown, but they were closed. Luckily we looked it up before we went there! Instead, we went to The Palm. I had the Wagyu Bolognese Pasta, which felt very fancy and it was fresh.

Then, we found the Botanical Gardens of Bellagio. The hedges were really cool and there was really interesting story telling from the garden. It was beautiful and very artistic and grand.

When we were done, we walked to The Linq for their ziplines. It was really high up, and at first I was feeling a tiny bit scared. However, once I had gotten off of the platform, I found it very fun and pretty fast.

We felt quite tired afterwards. So, we went on a search for ice cream, specifically Ben and Jerry's. It took a long while, but after searching for long enough and making sufficient educated guesses, we found it, and it was very good. I got Lemon Sorbet and Mint Chocolate Chunk.

After, we arrived to The Sphere, a giant entertainment arena shaped in a sphere with immersive screens and speakers all around the arena. It was very steep and tall, but it was truly magnificent and the movie we watched, Postcard From Earth, was very immersive and interesting.

Then, we ate at Lotus of Siam. It was very good and elevated Thai food. I haven't eaten much Thai food before, but I found it very flavorful. The Garlic Shrimp was very good. The shells were edible too, and I found it crunchy and flavorful. The basil fried rice was also very good with present flavors. The garlic ribs were also crispy.

Finally, after we arrived back to the hotel, I found myself with enough time to walk in a really big loop around the strip. First, I visited the M and M factory, and bought some merchandise from there. Then, I visited other tourist shops and the Hershey's shop. I saw even more cool lights and saw a lot of different shops. At the end of my walk, when I finally went back to the hotel, I was very tired.

Thanks for reading,
Issac