See all of America: scientists have developed an ideal travel route for the USA

What better way to experience the beauty of the country than by car. At some point in your life, you've probably thought about taking a trip to your own country, but it seemed impossible to plan the perfect trip. There is always some point of interest that gets lost in the confusion, or the chosen route turns out to be boring. Edition Traveller365 told which route to choose in order to visit everything you want and not miss anything.

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The Perfect U.S. Journey is planned by Discovery News and Randy Olson (Ph.D. at Michigan State University) using a very complex algorithm. This is a US travel map that shows you exactly where to go and how to see every major attraction in each of the 48 continental states. You will visit 50 major national landmarks, national historic sites, national parks, and national monuments if you choose this itinerary.

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If you really plan to start this journey, please note that you have to travel about 13 miles (699 thousand km), which is about 22 hours. But if you're willing to do an uninterrupted trip in one go, it will take about 224 days. But Olson believes that it will actually take 9,33-2 months to implement it.

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You can start from anywhere and just drive in circles to get back home:

1. Grand Canyon, Arizona
2. Bryce Canyon National Park, Utah
3. Moon Craters National Monument, Idaho
4. Yellowstone National Park, Wyoming
5. Pikes Peak, Colorado
6. Carlsbad Caves National Park, New Mexico
7. Alamo, Texas
8. Platte Historic District, Oklahoma
9. Toltec Mounds, Arkansas
10. Elvis Presley's Graceland, Tennessee
11. Vicksburg National Park, Massachusetts
12. French Quarter, New Orleans, Louisiana
13. USS Alabama, Alabama
14. Cape Canaveral Air Force Base, Florida
15. Okefenokee Swamp Park, Georgia
16. Fort Sumter National Monument, South Carolina
17. Caverns of the Lost World, West Virginia
18. Wright Brothers National Memorial Center, North Carolina
19. Mount Vernon, Virginia
20. White House, Washington DC
21. Colonial Historic District of Annapolis, Maryland.
22. New Castle Historic District, Delaware
23. Cape May Historic District, New Jersey
24. Liberty Bell, Pennsylvania
25. Statue of Liberty, New York
26. Mark Twain House and Museum, Connecticut.
27. Breakers, Rhode Island
28. Sailboat Constitution, Massachusetts.
29. Acadia National Park, Maine
30. Hotel Mount Washington, New Hampshire
31. Shelburne Farms, Virginia
32. Fox Theatre, Detroit (MI)
33. Spring Grove Cemetery, Ohio
34. Mammoth Cave National Park, Kentucky
35. Hotel West Baden Springs, Indiana
36. Abraham Lincoln House, Illinois
37. Gateway Arch, Missouri
38. CW Parker Carousel Museum, Kansas.
39. Governor's Mansion Terrace Hill, Iowa
40. Taliesin, Wisconsin
41. Fort Snelling, Minnesota
42. Ashfall Fosil Bad, North Carolina
43. Mount Rushmore, South Dakota
44. Fort Union Trading Post, North Dakota
45. Glacier National Park, Montana
46. Hanford Site, Washington
47. Columbia River Highway, Oregon
48. Cableways San Francisco, California
49. San Andreas Fault, California
50. Hoover Dam, Nevada

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