2025 Kingman Travel Guide: Must-see attractions, popular food, hotels, transportation routes (updated in August)

The city of Kingman is small, but there is a great road through it, which is Route 66, which is called the Mother's Road by the Americans. As the most important land transportation lifeline in the United States in the first half of the 20th century, Route 66 has spread to the world with American culture and has become the most scenic road in the world. Although Highway 66 is not a complete road now, it consists of several different sections, including highways, general roads, urban roads, and even some unpaved country roads. However, their scenery is In the same vein, both sides are mostly endless corn fields. In the vast fields, several large trees are scattered in the middle, full of western style.

Although Five Guys has opened locations in Seoul and Gyeonggi in Korea, as someone living in the countryside, I decided to try the original Five Guys burger during my trip to the U.S.! I was looking forward to ordering a milkshake and dipping my fries in it, but unfortunately, the Kingman location doesn't sell milkshakes out of consideration for the Vera store right next door. 😢 Still, the Five Guys burger was absolutely delicious! The caramelized grilled onions and the juicy patty made for a rich and heavy burger flavor that I thoroughly enjoyed. If In-N-Out Burger gives off a fresh vibe, Five Guys offers a heavier, greasier taste that truly embodies the essence of America—a fantastic burger experience! 📌 3455 Stockton Hill Rd, Kingman, AZ 86409, USA

[Five Guys | From America! Choose your own toppings to make your own ultimate burger🍔] — Simple yet hearty! A popular chain with a very American feel — Five Guys is a hamburger chain that was founded in Virginia, USA in 1986. The biggest attraction is that you can freely customize your burger from about 15 different toppings! If you order "All the way," you will be very satisfied with the generous amount of toppings, such as lettuce, tomato, pickles, and mushrooms😋 Another specialty that stands alongside the burger is the "French fries fried in peanut oil"🍟. The portions are generous, and even the fries overflowing from the bottom of the paper bag are part of the specialty✨ ⸻ 📍【Location】 Many locations across the US (currently expanding into Japan) There are often locations near tourist spots, so search for "Five Guys" on Google Maps📱 🕰【Business hours】 Around 10:00-22:00 (varies by store) 💰【Price range】 - Burger (double patty) Around $8-10 - Fries (small but plenty) $4-6 - Drinks $2-3 (self-refill OK) ⸻ ✨【Recommended points】 - The fun of being able to make your own burger with your own toppings! - The meat is juicy and filling - The flavor of the fries fried in peanut oil is addictive🍟 ⸻ 🎒【Tips】 - The "All the way" is a menu with everything on it, so you can't go wrong! - Please note that "regular" is double and "little" is single ⚠️ - If you eat inside, you can get free peanuts! ⸻ #FiveGuys #FiveGuys #America #AbsolutelyFreeTrip

#transportation Embarking on a roadtrip through the American Southwest was one of the most unforgettable journeys I’ve ever taken. I kicked things off in Las Vegas, where the neon lights, themed hotels, and late-night energy set the tone for an exciting start. After exploring the Strip and grabbing some iconic photos, I left the city’s buzz behind and headed toward nature. First stop: Hoover Dam. Standing on the state line between Nevada and Arizona, this engineering marvel was as impressive as I’d imagined. After a quick visit and some scenic views of Lake Mead, I continued the drive into the vast desert landscape toward the South Rim of the Grand Canyon. No photo could do justice to the view from the edge – it's humbling, majestic, and deeply peaceful. From there, I made my way to Sedona, a place that completely surprised me with its vibrant red rock formations and spiritual vibe. I hiked trails with breathtaking vistas, explored local shops, and enjoyed the calm pace compared to the big city energy. The final leg brought me to Phoenix, where the desert heat welcomed me with open arms. I spent time visiting local attractions and relaxing under palm trees, ending the roadtrip on a warm and sunny note. This journey offered a perfect mix of nature, adventure, and culture – a true taste of the American Southwest. #usa

Fly from Taiwan to Los Angeles, and find a motorcycle rental company - Eagle Rider, the largest Harley motorcycle rental company in the United States. The service process is simple, fast and professional, but it costs money (15% tax + insurance for the total price). Itinerary: Ride from Los Angeles to Las Vegas, rest for a night, visit the casino, eat delicious food and experience bars, which is also quite expensive. Continue to go south to the Kingman Museum to check in and take pictures. The B&B is relatively old, and the breakfast service is OK. After getting up the next day, head north to the Hoover Dam. Motorcycles can be ridden in for free, of course, check in and take pictures here. The subsequent US Route 66 itinerary will be shared with you!

This hotel is located close to the freeways There are many fast food restaurants near by so if that's what your looking for it's here. There is an amazing Mexican food restaurant right down the street, my favorite by far. Downtown is the Powerhouse Museum which is kid friendly and pretty great. Also downtown is the Train park. It is an old locomotive that the family can get on and check out. There are bench's and beautiful grassy areas to relax and have a picnic or take a blanket and take the family and just relax. 💰Average Price per Person: $60-$80

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Kingman (Mohave: Huwaalyapay Nyava[3]) is a city in central Arizona, United States, and the county seat of Mohave County. The city has an area of ​​30.0 square miles (77.70 km2) and no water. Kingman has a semiarid climate with high summer temperatures, which can reach above 90 °F (32 °C), and relatively low winter temperatures, which can reach below zero. The highest rainfall was in 1919, with 21.22 inches (539 mm), while the highest snowfall was in 1949, with 18.2 inches (0.46 m).

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I accidentally entered the restaurant and later learned that this restaurant was praised by Oprah. Mr.Dz root beer floot, a unique shop, has the opportunity to have a taste and it is delicious. In the 1930s, Mr. Dz was a gas station and later became a small restaurant. Soon it was known for its homemade McGontal soda designed by its founders. Meghan soda has attracted many tourists, and even the famous host Oprah (Oprah) has also come here. The best thing to eat here is the French fries, and of course the burgers are also very good. There are a lot of motorcycles that have been pulled out of the store. Old America is very fond of such a smart driving style.

There are a lot of scrapped license plates in the Route 66 museum. It can be seen that different states in the United States have different styles of licenses license plates, which is a digital sign for many people, but the American license plates are unique. The US license plate is issued by the state governments. To highlight its characteristics, states use the state's symbolic patterns or propaganda words to decorate the license plate, to express their love for their hometown. It gives people the opportunity to see the history, culture and customs of the 50 states in the United States. The earliest license plates in the United States have only numbers, no patterns and propaganda words. Until 1928, Idaho pioneered the local production of potatoes on the state's license plate, and proudly added: "famous potatoes." After , other states in the United States have followed suit and formed the current situation. The classic in American license plates is the Wyoming license plate. Wyoming is located in the western United States and is the hometown of cowboys who represent the United States in pioneering, unrestrained, and bloody spirits. The film "Broken Mountain" directed by Oscar's best director, Ang Lee, is based on the state. Wyoming also has the world's first national natural park, Yellowstone Park. On the state of the license plate, the beauty of Yellowstone Park is set against the unrestrained cowboy, full of flavor. The Mount Rushmore, South Dakota, is engraved with the heads of the four presidents who made outstanding contributions to the independence and development of the United States.