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Traveling across Pacific Ocean from Asia to America is no joke. It is a long flight and something I would not like to do frequently. The question of 'are we there yet?' kept bugging my mind. Unbearable. Exhausted. Tired. Groggy. I guess I have had enough adjective to describe the situation I was in after cramping in a plane for more than 12 hours! Eventually, we landed at Tom Bradley International Terminal at about half past two local time. What a relief!

LAX or Los Angeles International Airport at present is the busiest airport in California (or seventh busiest in the world!) and houses 9 terminals (Terminal 1 to 8 and Tom Bradley International Terminal). Acting as first gate to enter into The United States, it also serves as a popular transit point for most inter-continental flights from Asia Pacific or South America regions. I guess the airport is still growing. Apparently when we arrived at Tom Bradley International Terminal, there was some renovation work going on.

Our connecting flight to Austin was located at Terminal 4. Thank God! It was only about 10 mins walk otherwise we might need to catch an airport shuttle.

After getting a quick lunch at Burger King, I took some naps at departure hall. By six in the evening, we boarded the last flight to our destination. It was sunset and the opportunity to capture the skyline of metropolitans near Los Angeles including a long stretch of beaches and Palos Verdes Peninsula! The pilots then flew us across Arizona, New Mexico and finally reaching Texas!

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