Route: Maryland-California. Diverse geographical and cultural landscapes, including the "American Lonely Road" in Nevada and the mountain scenery in Colorado. Along the way, you can enjoy spectacular natural scenery such as deserts, lakes, and forests, across the entire continent.

Route: Washington-Atlanta. Along the Blue Ridge Highway, starting from the capital Washington, all the way to Atlanta, the beauty of the Blue Ridge Scenic Highway is experienced on the road. It passes through the Appalachian Mountains, with features including Mabry Mill, Linville Falls, and autumn maple leaves.

Route: Chicago-Santa Monica Beach in Los Angeles. If you have a western sentiment, then you must not miss Route 66. This section of the highway retains the style of the 1950s. Countless western movies have also been filmed here. It combines classic American western culture, with many retro restaurants and antique shops along the way. Cross the vast plains of Oklahoma and the desert landscape of Arizona.

Route: San Francisco-Los Angeles. It was rated as one of the 50 places you must visit in your lifetime by National Geographic Magazine. California Highway 1 is like a ribbon, stretching along the western coastline of California, with two unique landscapes of the vast Pacific Ocean and the rugged and steep cliffs. It connects several charming towns scattered along the Pacific Coast along the way, and the scenery is superb!

Route: Miami-Key Wsest. A series of bridges connecting the archipelago, tropical scenery and the spectacular sea view of the Seven Mile Bridge. You can snorkel, fish, swim, etc. along the way, watch wild animals playing in the water, and finally arrive at the southernmost tip of the United States to watch the spectacular sunset of Key West.

Route: Anchorage, Alaska-Seward Town. This road winds along spectacular mountains, deep fjords and tranquil lakes. Along the way, you can see Alaska's stunning waves and Porter Glacier. If you're lucky, you can also see whales, seals and sea lions in the Kenny Bay area.