As the "space city" of the fourth largest city in the United States, the "energy capital of the world", Houston has a developed economy, numerous museums, and many places to eat and play. First time to Houston, these places must be clocked!

✅ Space Center Houston
📍1601 E NASA Pkwy, Houston, TX 77058

Even if you are not a fan of NANS, it is still very long to see rockets and various aviation equipment in person. Must-sees include the SKYLAB 1-G TRAINER (the first space station capsule built by the United States), the Boeing NASA 905 (the aircraft that carried the early Space shuttle), and the NASA Tram Tour to see the real workplace of NASA.

✅ Hindu Temple

The temple was very beautiful, beautifully built and white. The temple can be visited, but please pay attention to your dress. Men and women are not allowed to wear shorts, skirts, sleeveless tops and shoes, and can also prepare a long scarf to wrap shorts or skirts before departure. And you're not allowed to take pictures inside, but you can take pictures outside the temple.

✅ The Art Museum of Houston
📍 1001 Bissonnet St, Houston, TX 77005

After a decade-long expansion, the $500 million Houston Museum of Fine Arts reopened to the public last year. Regardless of the collection, the museum itself is a huge work of art. The architectural designer of the museum is Steven Hall, one of the most famous architects in the world, and the Beijing Contemporary MOMA in Beijing is from his hand.

✅Smither Park
📍 2441 Munger St, Houston, TX 77023

Featuring a wall of discarded cups, tile scraps, glass and seashells, as well as a swing pavilion made from construction waste and a mosaic-style stone table and bench, the park is said to have been created to promote environmental protection, and more than 300 artists have contributed to its creation.

✅Luce Ave Coffee Roasters

There are two local coffee shops in Houston. The first time you enter the store must drink Pandan-charcoal latte, high appearance level is also very good to drink ~ do not like too sweet can ask for half sugar.

✅Gerald D. Hines Waterwall Park
📍 2800 Post Oak Blvd, Houston, TX 77056

The large water wall, the portrait is very feel.