美国的导游词

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美国文化古迹的导游词

New York City is the most beguiling place there is. You may not think so at first - for the city is admittedly mad, the epitome in many ways of all that is wrong in modern America. But spend even a week here and it happens - the pace, the adrenaline take hold, and the shock gives way to myth. Walking through the city streets is an experience, the buildings like icons to the modern age, and above all to the power of money. Despite all the hype, the movie-image sentimentalism, Manhattan - the central island and the city’s real core - has massive romance: whether it’s the flickering lights of the midtown skyscrapers as you speed across the Queensboro bridge, the 4am half-life in Greenwich Village, or just wasting the morning on the Staten Island ferry, you really would have to be made of stone not to be moved by it all.　　None of which is to suggest that New York is a conventionally pleasing city. Take a walk in Manhattan beside Central Park, notably its east side, past the city’s richest apartments and best museums, and keep walking: within a dozen or so blocks you find yourself in the lower reaches of Spanish Harlem. The shock could hardly be more extreme. The city is constantly like this, with glaring, in-your-face wealth juxtaposed with urban problems - poverty, the drug trade, homelessness - that have a predictably high profile. Things have definitely changed during the nineties, especially in the recent, Mayor Guiliani years. Crime figures are at their lowest in years and are still dropping (statistically, New York is now one of the country’s safest big cities), and renewal plans have finally begun to undo years of urban neglect. But for all its new clean-cut image New York remains a unique place – one you’ll want to return to again and again.

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杭州西湖各位亲爱的游客们，大家早上好，我是你们的导游。

欢迎大家来到“人间天堂”------西湖。

西湖主要有游览孤山、断桥和三潭映月几个著名小景点，下面大家跟我一起参观。

西湖这么美，当然有许多奇妙的传说。

相传多年前，天上有玉龙和金凤，它们在银河旁边的仙岛上找到了一块玉石，它们一起啄了许多年，玉石就变成一块光芒四射的宝珠，这颗宝珠的光芒射到哪儿，哪儿的树木就常青，花朵就盛开。

后来消息传到天宫，王母娘娘就派天兵天将来把宝珠抢走。

玉龙和金凤赶去索珠，遇到王母娘娘拒绝，于是就争抢起来。

王母娘娘被打倒，两手一松，玉石就掉落人间，变成了金莹的西湖，而玉龙和金凤就变成了凤皇山和玉皇山，守护西湖。

大家向东看，那是断桥

它是西湖中最出名的一座桥。

它十分有趣：断桥是北里湖与外湖的分水点。

每当瑞雪初晴，桥的阳面已经冰消雪化，而桥的阴面却还是白雪皑皑，远远看去，桥身似断非断，“断桥”就因此得名。

　　　大家现在请向前看，这是“三潭映月”，也叫“小瀛州”。

这是一个“湖中有岛，岛中有湖”的湖上花园。

全岛呈“田”字形，东西连柳提，南北建曲桥，曲桥两侧，种植着大片红、白、各色的睡莲。

　　　接着请大家上岛游览。

请看：三塔立在湖上，塔高2米，塔身球形，排列着5个小圆洞，塔顶呈葫芦形，造型优美。

每逢中秋佳节，皓月当空，人们在塔内点上蜡烛，沿口蒙上薄纸，烛光外透。

这时，“塔影、月影、云影”溶成一片。

烛光、月光、湖光交相辉映，在光的折射中，三塔的灯光透过15个圆孔投影在水面上，共有30个小月亮了，再加上天上的一个，湖中的一个，就有32个小月亮了，呈现“天上月一轮，湖中影成三”的美丽景色，真是：“一湖金水欲溶秋”呀

　　　大家向前走，西湖边上还有一座名山-------孤山

为什么要取名“孤山”呢

这是因为历史上此山十分优美，一直被皇帝所占有，所以叫“孤山”。

　　　西湖是一首诗，一副画，一位楚楚动人的少女。

“忆江南，最美是杭州。

山寺月中寻桂子，郡亭枕上看潮头。

何日更重游

”这是自白居易为颂扬西湖给后人留下回味无穷的千古绝唱

　　　各位朋友，我们即将结束这次西湖之行，希望让西湖的山山水水永远留在你美好的回忆里

假设你是导游李华，你将带领一个来自美国的旅游团游览柳州，请用英文写一个口头导游词，主要内容包括：

Liuzhou is an industrial and a historical famous city in central Guangxi with the urban population of about

【第1句】：4 million. People here are warmhearted and friendly, There are many kinds of delicious food and the local Fusilli is among the best of them, You can see famous mountains and water everywhere with beautiful scenery, Liu Hou Park, Longtan Park are good places for leisure. Wish you a good time in Liuzhou

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大家好，我是你们的导游——王导，今天就由我来给大家讲解颐和园的风景名胜。

请大家随着我走。

现在，我手指的这个是著名的长廊。

这个长廊可不一般。

它全长700多米，分成273间。

大家可以看到，每间的横槛上都有许多五彩图画，画得各式各样，有人物、花草、风景，几千幅画没有哪两幅是相同的。

难怪被称为“世界第一廊”。

大家往前看，这就是碧波荡漾的昆明湖。

这片湖静得像一面镜子。

游船经常从这里经过，大家可以听到船上游人们的欢歌笑语。

在昆明湖的上面，就是闻名遐迩的万寿山。

站在这里，我们可以看到颐和园的全部风景。

站在这里看，整个颐和园真可谓是无比壮观。

郁郁葱葱的树丛掩映着黄的绿的琉璃瓦屋顶和朱红的宫墙。

一座八角宝塔形的三层建筑耸立在半山腰上，黄色的琉璃瓦闪闪发光，这就是古香古色的佛香阁。

大家快随我看看这美丽的石桥吧

这座石桥有17个桥洞，叫十七孔桥。

桥栏杆上有上百根石柱，柱子上都雕刻着姿态不一的活灵活现的小狮子。

这座在历史上为帝王建造的古典园林，现已成为中国最著名的旅游参观热点之一，每年接待游客数百万人。

1986年，颐和园被联合国教科文组织列为世界文化遗产。

大家听了我的介绍，也心动了吧

那就亲自到颐和园看看吧

科罗拉多大峡谷导游词200字

lthough three million people come to see the GRAND CANYON OF THE COLORADO every year, it remains beyond the grasp of the human imagination. No photograph, no set of statistics, can prepare you for such vastness. At more than one mile deep, it’s an inconceivable abyss; at between four and eighteen miles wide it’s an endless expanse of bewildering shapes and colors, glaring desert brightness and impenetrable shadow, stark promontories and soaring, never-to-be-climbed sandstone pinnacles. Somehow it’s so impassive, so remote you could never call it a disappointment, but at the same time many visitors are left feeling peculiarly flat. In a sense, none of the available activities can quite live up to that first stunning sight of the chasm. The overlooks along the rim all offer views that shift and change unceasingly from dawn to sunset; you can hike down into the depths on foot or by mule, hover above in a helicopter or raft through the whitewater rapids of the river itself; you can spend a night at Phantom Ranch on the canyon floor, or swim in the waterfalls of the idyllic Havasupai Reservation. And yet that distance always remains the Grand Canyon stands apart. 　　Until the 1920s, the average visitor would stay for two or three weeks. These days it’s more like two or three hours of which forty minutes are spent actually looking at the canyon. The vast majority come to the South Rim it’s much easier to get to, there are far more facilities (mainly at Grand Canyon Village), and it’s open all year round. There is another lodge and campground at the North Rim, which by virtue of its isolation can be a lot more evocative, but at one thousand feet higher it is usually closed by snow from mid-October until May. Few people visit both rims; to get from one to the other demands either a two-day hike down one side of the canyon and up the other, or a 215-mile drive by road. 　　Finally, there’s a definite risk that on the day you come the Grand Canyon will be invisible beneath a layer of fog, thanks to the 250 tons of sulphurous emissions pumped out every day by the Navajo Generating Station, seventy miles upriver at Page. 　　Admission to the park, valid for seven days on either rim, is $20 per vehicle or $10 for pedestrians and cyclists.