Self-Drive | A fulfilling yet not-so-special-forces Southern travel guide

Eight days and seven nights, passing through Georgia, South Carolina, North Carolina, and Tennessee, very fulfilling and not special forces, welcome to refer. Day 1 Seattle✈️Atlanta Arrived in the evening, did not go into the city, picked up the car, had dinner, and stayed a little south. Day 2 Atlanta🚗Savannah About three and a half hours, super beautiful city, carriages, churches, a very comfortable feeling. 📷 Forsyth Park 📷 The Cathedral Basilica 📷 Chippewa Square 📷 River Street Savannah Georgia Day 3 Savannah🚗Charleston Two hours by car, Charleston's charm is really underrated, it's so beautiful, all kinds of colorful little houses, very clean and tidy. 📷 Pineapple Fountain 📷 Rainbow Row 📷 Charleston City Market Then drove🚗to Charlotte in North Carolina, many in the financial industry have moved their head office here, and many employees have relocated here, the whole city is very new. 📷 Bechtler Museum of Modern Art 📷 The Green 📷 Museum of Illusions - Charlotte Day 4 & 5 Atlanta GaTech🎓 Finally, I could stroll around the campus very comfortably haha, love GT's gym. The day before, I attended the college's campus tour and Dean's New Alumni Launch, and then the next day I attended the graduation ceremony, happy! Day 6 & 7 Atlanta🚗Nashville Nashville is truly a city of music, very suitable for P people to travel, no need for any guide, just pass by and randomly enter a place to listen to music, the atmosphere is really amazing. And you really get infected by Americans, you can party anytime, anywhere, their happiness seems to need no reason. 📷 The Parthenon 📷 Broadway 📷 Honky Tonk Highway Day 8 Atlanta✈️Seattle Went to check out ATL's 🐶 home office, the cafeteria lunch is better than Seattle's, and the restroom even has a smart toilet.