36 Hours in Tucson

1. On the very first evening, I headed to the Zhuangyuanlou Restaurant. The meat pies there were really delicious! 😊🥧👍 They had a wonderful flavor and a great texture that made each bite truly enjoyable. The crust was flaky and the filling was well-seasoned, leaving a pleasant taste in my mouth. It was a great start to my time in Tucson in terms of dining. 😎🍽️🌟 2. The next day, I first visited the Missile Museum. I didn't explore it in great depth but just took a quick look around. Still, it was okay. 😃🚀🖼️ There were various exhibits and information about missiles on display, which gave me a basic understanding of the history and significance related to them. Although I didn't spend a lot of time delving into every detail, it was an interesting place to visit briefly. 😊📚💡 3. After that, I went to the Airplane Museum. It was really exciting! There were so many airplanes there. 😎✈️🎉 From old classic models to more modern ones, they were all lined up, showing the evolution of aviation over the years. I walked around, admiring their unique designs and imagining the stories behind them. It was truly a sight to behold for any aviation enthusiast or just someone who loves to see these magnificent flying machines. 😃🏞️🌟 4. Finally, as I realized that I hadn't really had a proper meal throughout the day, I decided to come to this Cuban restaurant. Initially, I had planned to order a Cuba Libre. However, I couldn't resist the temptation of the mojito flight and ended up getting a set of mojitos instead. They were just so-so. 😊🍸😕 Then, for the "Taste of Havana" dish, the whole thing was actually quite nice. The way the rice was cooked was rather unexpected. It had a unique flavor and texture that added an interesting touch to the dish. And the onions that came with the chicken were also a pleasant surprise. They enhanced the taste of the chicken and made the whole combination really delightful. 😎🍛🥘 #TucsonTravel #FoodAndSights #36HourExperience