Atlanta Hotlanta Essay

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Finally, we are in the United States of America! This time we are going to Atlanta...

We continue to explore new places with ‘I am Traveling Around the World’ Team. In this essay, I am going to talk about the state of Georgia and its capital Atlanta of United States of America.

United States is enormous. USA is a completely different universe with its states, interesting rules, numerous attractive shopping centers, outlet stores with continuous discount, giant jeeps, hamburgers and so many originalities that I can’t recall. So, what is the significance of Atlanta in this world, what to do there? Come on, let us discover together!

Atlanta Hotlanta
Atlanta is the capital and largest city of the state of Georgia, with an estimated population of 10 million. The city has the state’s largest black majority. Atlanta as one of the top tourist destinations in USA has a mild climate throughout the year. The temperature during winter is about 14-15 degrees while in summer it is on average 28-30. For this reason, whenever you travel this city, you do not get gold. That is why Atlantantans refer their city as ‘hot lands’ and ‘Hotlanta’ is now commonly used by most Atlantans.

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Such a famous stone that everybody knows. Every year thousands of tourists are knocking on Stone Mountain’s door. This is the highest point of the region. The greatest feature of this Stone Mountain (according to us, it should be hill, but for Altantans it is considered mountain. Because there is no elevation in the country) is the carvings and reliefs. The carving depicts three confederate figures during the civil war. The surrounding of this stone reflects a tremendous beauty with green forests and clear lakes. There is a great walk up trail of 8 km around the park. Those who would like to have a picnic on the weekends or spend enjoyable time definitely come to this place. This is popular sightseeing attraction for all

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