How do elephants “hear” with their feet?
Use the 40,000 muscles in their trunks? Or reshape the forests and savannas they live in, creating an environment upon which many other species rely?
The Secret World of Elephants reveals new science about both ancient and modern elephants, including elephants’ extraordinary minds and senses, why they’re essential to the health of their ecosystems, and inspiring efforts to overcome threats to their survival.

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🚶 Plan at least 3 hours for the highlights

10:00-11:30: Egyptian Pavilion (Mummy, Sphinx) &rarr; American Wing (Oil Painting of Washington Crossing the Delaware River)

11:30-12:30: Asian Pavilion (Bronze, Ukiyo-e) &rarr; Medieval Armor Exhibition Hall (Knight Armor Array)

12:30-13:00: Roof Garden (Central Park Panorama + Contemporary Art Installation)

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Tickets: Non-New York residents need to pay $25 full price ticket, and can enter the branch museum The Met Cloisters for free within 3 days with the ticket.

Guide: Download The Met App to get free Chinese audio guide, or rent a guide on the first floor ($7 including map).

Taboo: Backpacks need to be stored, selfie sticks and flash are prohibited, and only plastic bottles of water are allowed.

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This is a must do when in NYC, and trip.com has made it easy to enjoy the tour around Liberty Island. The ferry ride was pleasant and the museum has of Statue of Liberty was very informative. The underground is also located close to the ferry station. A good trip to visit Statue of Liberty. Thank you trip.com

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The Empire State Building is one of the tourist attractions in New York City, receiving a large number of tourists every year. Visitors can enjoy the view of New York City from the 86th and 102nd floor observation decks. On a clear day, you can see up to 100 kilometers away and even five states. The lights on the top of the building will change color according to different festivals.

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a must mustsee in new york! such a nice and big museum to learn about history and art! arrive early though

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Fall Viewing Attractions

Walking through New York&#39;s Central Park, it seems to fall into the gentle cracks of the steel forest. Morning light penetrates the forest, spreads powder and white brocade on the cherry blossom avenue, the wind is outdated petals fall, and the corners of the skyscraper soften into a background sound in the flower shadow. The city code on the bench is the most moving. The cold chair was stroked by the fingertips, and the short text on the nameplate hid the New Yorker&#39;s temperature: &quot;Give my wife Carol, because she loves Central Park, and I love her&quot; - the separation of life, the young encounter, the mother and son bonding, all condensed into a dew in the wood grain. When high school students spread out books and laughed on the sheep lawn, and when the reciting of Shakespeare&rsquo;s poems drifted from Cherry Hill to the lake, the park became an emotional resonant box, full of human narratives that transcended language. In the afternoon, I closed my eyes in the Ramble Forest area. Bird song and stream sound woven into natural white noise, suddenly understand the deep meaning of Olmsted: this 3.4 million square meters of green lung, originally dedicated to &quot;the handicrafts of tired industrial workers&quot;, so that people who can not travel far can drink nature here. The boat house pier at dusk is the most magical, The wooden paddles smashed the red-stained lake, and the wild ducks swam through the reflection of Manhattan. The hustle and bustle of the city sank to the bottom, leaving only the breathing in the shadow of the oasis of the oars. &quot;When the whispers of the bench fell into the palms with the cherry blossom rain, I knew that the oasis in this concrete wasteland, It was New York&#39;s prose poem to the world. &quot;&nbsp;

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The gemstone exhibition hall &middot; The colorful mineral universe stepped into the Minione Gemstones and Mineral Hall on the second floor and was instantly flooded by more than 3,000 exhibits. The most important purpose is the giant amethyst cave in Uruguay nearly 3 meters high deep purple crystal clusters like glaciers pouring, refracting dreamy iridescents under the light. Turning to meet the &quot;Hope Star&quot; blue diamond (45.5 carat), the blue light flows in bulletproof glass, and the legendary &quot;curse stone&quot; is intertwined with luxury. Napoleon&#39;s diamond necklace, Logan sapphire brooch display flank, emerald and rubies like a river of stars, as if breaking into the treasure cave of &quot;The Night of the Heaven&quot;. The silent roar of the dinosaur hall and the prehistoric behemoth went straight to the fourth floor Fossil Hall, the 122-foot-long Titan dragon skeleton suspended from the sky, the cervical vertebrae like a giant suspension bridge through the hall, and the Jurassic oppression came to its face. Tyrannosaurus rex &quot;Stan&quot; is fixed in an attacking posture: the sharp teeth are only an inch from the neck bone of the confused dragon, and the life and death fight 66 million years ago is solidified here. The most surprising thing is that Liang Long &quot;Dippy&quot; 80% is a real fossil, the 27-meter long tail vertebrae scratched spacetime and space, standing under the skeleton and looking up, humans are as small as dust. &quot;When the tailbone of the titanosaur casts a shadow in the twilight, it is known that humans are but the short audience of a magnificent show on this planet.&quot; - quote from the exhibition hall&nbsp;

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