The ‘Big Apple’ as New York is called makes for a juicy holiday indeed. Being the melting point of numerous colourful ethnicities from across the world gives this city a dazzling cultural appeal. Thousands of culinary delights, countless shopping options, and soul satisfying sightseeing options all do their best to enrapture the one who ventures to take slice of the ‘Big Apple’. New York is so pleasurable that it is sinful.

Times Square

Often called the ‘Crossroads of the World’, Times Square has attained iconic status and is the site of New Year’s Eve ball drop. Sitting in the junction of Broadway and South Avenue, Times Square stretches from West 42nd to West 47th Streets. This intersection, with its massive billboards, flashing advertisements, and frenetic activity is the true indicator of the city’s growth.

The Statue of Liberty

This immense monument is the perfect symbol for the largest democracy in the world. The statue is a French gift and has been standing tall since 1886 on Liberty Island in New York Harbor. This copper sheeted statue is that of a robed woman with a burning torch in her hand. The torch’s flame is coated in gold leaf. An all time favourite activity here is to climb the stairs inside the monument and take in the sweeping views from the top. Witnessing the spectacular glory of this majestic monument is enough to justify the cost of airline tickets to New York.

Niagara Falls

The devilishly beautiful spraying waters of the Niagara Falls perhaps need no introduction. To catch them in their full glory, plan your flights to New York during the early summer or late spring months.

RockefellerCenter

Nineteen commercial buildings make up the Rockefeller Center complex. It is supposedly the largest commercial complex of its kind on the planet. Radio City Music Hall and Rockefeller Ice Rink are among the star attractions in the complex. In fact, the entire

Rockefeller complex is like a world of music, dining, and sightseeing. Book your cheap flights to USA for all this and much more.

The Brooklyn Bridge

The Brooklyn Bridge is amongst the oldest suspension bridges of the US. Stretching some 5,989 feet over the East River, the Bridge connects Brooklyn to Manhattan. The bridge was inaugurated way back in 1883 and one of its major highlights is the breezy pedestrian walkway. During nights, the architectural hangings and towers are brilliantly illuminated.