Las Vegas, Nevada

Introduction Las Vegas is located in the southern part of Nevada State, USA and is known as the city of Singh. The most popular is the Las Vegas strip, also known as the "zone", home to the most famous casinos and hotels. The first casino built in Las Vegas is the Pair-o-Dice Club built in 1931. The first casino built in the "strip" is El Rancho Vegas which opened in 1941. El Rancho Vegas The success of the hotel burned in a fire in 1960 urged the idea of ​​building more casinos / hotels on the strip and founded Hotel Last Frontier in 1942.

Lake Mead is a lake along the Colorado River about 33 miles (39 miles) from the Las Vegas Strip in Nevada and the southeast of Arizona State, Las Vegas, Nevada. In terms of water capacity, it is the largest reservoir in the United States. The reservoir consists of a Hoover Dam and supplies water to Arizona State, Nevada State, California, and parts of Mexico, serving approximately 20 million people and large farmlands. However, since 1983, due to the increase in drought and water demand, the lake is not yet full. As of August 2017, there is about 40% of the total capacity of Lake Mead and there are 10 million acres (12 square kilometers) of water. It is smaller than Powell Lake (the second largest reservoir in the US, both filled) since 2013.

Nevada Las Vegas is considered the world's casino capital. Every year in Las Vegas, about 30 million visitors, members, businessmen who frequently visit casinos are gathered. The population of the metropolitan statistical area (MSA) in Las Vegas increased from 420,000 in 1980 to 1.2 million in 1996. According to the FBI, the crime rate of Las Vegas is lower than the crime rate of almost all the major tourist destinations in the United States despite the large number of tourists and population.

The Las Vegas Strip is part of the Las Vegas strip located in southern Las Vegas, Clark County, Nevada. Las Vegas Strip is known for gathering casinos and resorts including 43 story Mandalay Bay in the southwest of the illegal town of Mandalay Bay Road in Paradise. The village of Las Vegas crosses the northeast intersection diagonally and carries out 15 acres (6.1 hectares) outdoor performance. Since 2014, the venue has held the annual Route 91 Harvest Country Music Festival every year. The 2017 festival starts on September 29, ends on October 1, and on the last day more than 22,000 participants gather.