In fact, after immigrating to the United States and settling in Los Angeles, you will find that not all goods in Los Angeles are glittering with gold or worth a fortune. Therefore, during your time living in the United States, if you do not intend to spend too much money on shopping, you can visit Los Angeles flea markets or street fairs, where you can not only enjoy the fun of shopping but also buy many high-quality and affordable goods.
Chinatown
Chinatown is located in downtown Los Angeles and is a place where Chinese people live, featuring a rich Chinese culture. The most highly acclaimed are the Chinese restaurants that offer dim sum and dinner. However, please note that it is better to use a taxi when visiting at night.
Little Tokyo
The largest Japanese street in the United States. The Japanese American National Museum is worth a visit. The area south of Little Tokyo is a high-crime area in Los Angeles; do not go there casually.
Olvera Street
Olvera Street is the birthplace of Los Angeles, featuring Mexican-style restaurants and craft shops. The surrounding area is designated as a state historic park, which preserves 27 ancient buildings. Although the street is only 200 meters long, it is home to many shops selling silverware, glassware, leather goods, and ethnic clothing, making it very bustling.
Griffith Park
Griffith Park is one of the largest urban parks in the United States. Located north of Hollywood, it covers an area of 16 million square meters. It contains golf courses, tennis courts, horse riding trails, an observatory, and a zoo.
