Portland Travel Recommendations for 2024 (Updated in Jun)

Portland Japanese Garden

#timetotravel There's something I learned when we visited the Portland Japanese Garden. My uncle said it was an act of goodwill by the American government after World War 2. They didn't want Americans to fully hate the Japanese and instead have a cultural exchange by establishing Japanese gardens in USA. It was to learn from each other. I was amazed by the thought of it and I'd really like to see more places like this. It was so peaceful here, a nice break from the city life. #awesomepic #travel #usa #usa2023 #portland #garden #nature #japanesegarden #oregon

Relaxing at the garden

#celebratewithtrip Portland Japanese Garden can be reach by number 15 bus or the red or blue line light rail to the.Allow yourself one and a half to two hours to walk around and experience its beauty. For me I took about an hour half .It’s known as the most authentic Japanese garden outside of Japan, so you won’t be disappointed. There are cafe , gift shop for souvenirs, and also a big pond with Koi fish which is pretty amazing. Most importantly bathroom is here as well . The gardens are open from Wednesday to Monday between 10am and 4:30pm. Admission will cost you $19.95 for an adult ticket Tip: Try to avoid Sunday because this when most local will be going .

beautiful scenery near city

if you are staying in Portland for vacation, this is a must see destination. it’s very cheap to get in and not far at all from the city! just a short drive from most hotels and locations in downtown. we went on a rainy day and still did not have any trouble with the location. there’s not mud or anything alike but we were prepared for such conditions. I suggest bringing an umbrella and looking at weather before you go if that’s something that’s important to you. there is also a lot of stairs in some areas and small hills so be prepared to walk on more than just flat ground. overall, it was a great way to spend a few hours of our day and not get too far away from where we were staying. #hiking #hiking #gardens

Portland, Oregon

Set in Portland’s downtown National Landmark First National Bank building, built in 1916, Expensify’s new offices reflect the company’s signature “choose-your-own-adventure” work setting. Since Expensify does not own the building, the design accounts for both the grandeur of the existing interiors and the realities of the lease term. . The main goal was to balance the space needs of the clients and the historical importance of the building by referencing the historic details and proportions. The brass was the bridging detail for this connection between contemporary and historical and made a significant impact via two brass-clad, glass-enclosed work spaces which dominate the central void. There is additional scope in the “Gatsby” style break rooms where the same metal is used for backsplashes, unifying the public and private spaces. #ancienttomb #university #lanternshow #themepark#zoo#nationalpark#lakes

Mushroom Jun's American Wanderlust USA, Oregon Staying at the foot of Oregon's volcanic lake park for a few days, there are many very local experiences to participate. biting a tooth 300 knives to reserve a fishing. Depart at 5 in the morning and row the river before the weather heats up. Large salmon seeds are used as bait, accompanied by lakes and mountains. In the rapids, fight a fish that is bigger than the one in Figure 1 and fight for a long time. Eight hours of travel, it is also a lot of local fishing customs.

Mushroom Jun's America Travel USA, Oregon Among the many states in the United States, Oregon is not well known but full of fun, there are many national parks filled with fantasy landscapes, and Duty Free Paradise Portland. The most important thing to miss is the volcanic lake. This is the deepest lake in the United States and the second in the world in North America. There is no pollution, the blue of the lake is dazzling. The best tourist season is at the beginning of June, the snow has not yet melted, and it is like a paradise in the world. Driving in the forests of the volcanic lake national park, the sun shines through the straight trees into the windows. Walking along the lake, occasionally hitting squirrels, deer, and even black bears, in a flash, returning to nature.

What to do in Oregon, Washington

Comment below with 1️⃣ if you are ready to dip into the summer with like @outofthewoods 🏊‍♂️ 📍Oregon, Washington, the United States. 1. Visit Crater Lake National Park, which is home to the deepest lake in the United States and offers stunning views of the surrounding mountains. 2. Explore the Columbia River Gorge, which is a scenic area with waterfalls, hiking trails, and opportunities for outdoor recreation. 3. Visit the Oregon Coast, which stretches for over 300 miles and offers beautiful beaches, charming towns, and scenic drives.

Photos from playing in Seattle and Oregon.

The itinerary at that time was mainly for relaxation, introducing several scenic spots. Rowena Crest Viewpoint A U-shaped road, when viewed from the mountaintop, the wind is really strong, The feeling of being blown away by you at any time. Crater Lake National Park Oregon's only national park, Before June, it was not fully open. When we went, we encountered heavy fog in the afternoon. The fog really affects a lot 😭. Multnomah Falls Between Seattle and Portland. Many people are taking photos, From below, walk a short distance to reach the bridge and see the waterfall. Smith Rock Personally, I think it's just average. Need to go mountain climbing 🧗‍♀️. When I went there, I saw many rock climbing enthusiasts climbing. But if you are not a rock climbing enthusiast and have limited time, This attraction can be skipped.

Ming Dynasty Garden

#celebratewithtrip Portland Chinese garden also known as Lan Su Chinese Garden located at Portland Chinatown is a collaboration between the cities of Portland and Suzhou. Lan Su was built by Chinese artisans from Suzhou and is one of the most authentic Chinese gardens outside of China. There is a tea house at The Chinese Garden and the best thing you can do like me is to buy a cup of tea. Sitting outside the tea house and enjoy the view of the garden . this feeling is totally amazing . There is also a pong and you can see the koi fish swimming in it . Before you go you may wish to download The Chinese Garden apps for audio tour . Ticket to the premise will cost USD14

The Chinese Garden in Portland

Location: Lansu Chinese Garden Admission Fee: $14/adult, free admission for 5 years old and below If you have been to Su Zhou in China, you will find this very familiar. If you have not been to China, here is the place you should go to see the Chinese architecture. This is a quiet and calm place in the huge city. It's a good place for photography. Also a good place to learn some Chinese history. You have to give the tea house a try. They have the Chinese style tea such as Oolong tea, black tea, green tea here. There're also some authentic Chinese snacks you can get from the tea house. It's rather hard to find a peaceful place in the chaotic city, therefore you have to pay a visit here.

Spring at Lan Su

Spring is one of the best time to visit Lan Su Chinese Garden. #chinesegarden #portland #lansuchinesegarden

Priorities Unveiled: Balancing Want and Need in Portland

There are two things. The first I WANT to do, and the second I HAVE to do. I don't do the first because I have to do the second. And I don't do the second because I don't want to. Instead, here is a photo from @hotelvintagepdx edited! It's so beautiful here. #KimptonHotelVintage #Portland #Kimpton

Embracing My Multifaceted Self at @hotelvintagepdx

When Tyler Durden lives inside you, and Billy Milligan, and a dozen other strange personalities who can't agree among themselves. But we're pretty good here at @hotelvintagepdx ;) #KimptonHotelVintage #Portland #Kimpton

Got a chance to visit Portland the most exciting part it’s a city in Oregon a tax free state in United States of America. Spent almost a limit on my credit card seeing red tags and good deals on most of my favorite brands. Saw one of the mural masterpiece of one of the famous mural artist Kelsey Montague and took a pose on it. #tripaway #tripaway

Portland is one of the most liveable cities in the United States, because the climate is suitable for growing roses, known as the "City of Roses." From the happy smile of this family, we can see how satisfied they are in living in this city. This city has a long history, whether it is the sluice on the Willamette River, the Pioneer Court in the city center, or the thick wall clock hanging from the roadside, highlighting the history of Portland. The common vehicle in the city is the tram. The cartoon pattern of the carriage highlights the interesting side of Portland. The different modes of transportation are so natural and without any sense of contradiction. Living in Portland, it is comfortable and natural, and you are yearning for it.

From the chimney of Tacoma all the way to Portland at the foot of the snow-capped mountains. I saw the sunrise in the fog of the industrial city, and also saw the pink sunset under the snowy mountain. I was fortunate to witness the wedding of a couple at the US military flight base. Perfect road trip to sleep under the stars as the end of the day.

If you want to experience the beauty of the forest park + the city, then the essential destination is Portland. In the Forest Reserve, the panoramic view of Portland, the Willamette River and the Columbia River, and the five peaks of the Cascade Mountains... all have a panoramic view of these tall pine trees. Since its inception... Forest Park has been a common sanctuary for humans and wildlife and an integral part of the Portland environment.