Grand Canyon National Park

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I camped out in the south rim for about a month, and really enjoyed my time. The fresh air and nice bit of greenery surrounding is very serene and helps alleviate the stress from everyday life. The day I went to view the actual canyon, I got dropped off by my family, and then navigated my way around, which was pretty self-evident. There's a free bus that takes you around the grand canyon village and I had my service dog with me and had no problems at all. Definitely a wonder worth seeing. Words can't even begin to describe how that canyon makes you feel. So much energy there, and so much history in all the sediments of rock that are visible. Talk about a picture worth a thousand words!

My favourite part is getting up early to see the sunrise! The sunset is also beautiful! multi-colour sky throughout the day with the sun shining from different directions.

Lower Antelope Canyon, located on Lake Powell, southern Arizona, USA. The Lower Antelope Canyon is an abstract natural landscape formed by sandstones carved from sand and lake water. From the top, the canyon is no different from any other canyon in Arizona, but from the bottom, you feel like you are in a beautiful piece of art. Some parts of the canyon are narrow and only one person is allowed to pass through. The lower antelope canyon will not open for about nine months throughout the year. Underground, you need to climb metal stairs deep underground, and you may need some rope to walk through the lower antelope Canyon. The entrance is only one person wide and the same height as the ground. Tickets for the lower antelope Valley were booked before the departure, and there was no ticket for the upper antelope Valley at that time. We booked at 9:15am and were required to arrive half an hour early at the meeting point. Everyone was waiting in line to enjoy the Indian show

Grand Canyon National Park is located in the Kappabu Plateau in northern Arizona, USA. It covers an area of 1904 square miles and was established in 1919. The Grand Canyon was incorporated into the UNESCO World Heritage List in 1979 and covers an area of 2724.7 square kilometers. Grand Canyon National Park is part of the Grand Canyon of Colorado. It generally walks east-west, 350 kilometers long. The canyon top is 6～30 kilometers wide, and the canyon shrinks down to V shape. The north side of the two sides is high and south, and the maximum valley is more than 1500 meters deep. The valley is less than 1,000 meters wide and 120 meters narrowest, and the Colorado River flows through it. 5,000 years ago, desert nomads left animal statues made of canyon willow branches, which are thought to be related to hunting rituals. About 2000 years ago, Anashazs appeared here, and they had a farm society, living in the permanent community of Stone Houses. Also there are the Pueblo, who built the famous Cliff House of the Vaderfon Hill, and who do not have particularly magnificent buildings in the canyon, but whose remains are visible in every hidden corner or crevice.

Lower Antelope Canyon, located on Lake Powell in southern Arizona, is called "Hasdeztwazi" in Navajo; it means "arched spiral rock" and is one of the world's 20 weirdest tourist destinations. The Lower Antelope Canyon is an abstract natural landscape formed by sandstones carved from sand and lake water. From the top, the canyon is no different from any other canyon in Arizona, but from the bottom, you feel like you are in a beautiful piece of art. Some parts of the canyon are narrow and only one person is allowed to pass through. The lower antelope canyon will not open for about nine months throughout the year. Underground, you have to climb metal stairs deep underground, and you may need some rope to walk through the Antelope Canyon. The entrance is only one person wide and the same height as the ground (image of the entrance), which is not visible from a distance. Today, the Antelope Canyon is the main source of tourism revenue in the Navajo Aboriginal Reserve. Besides tourists, there are also photographers from all over the world who come to visit the valley. It is very difficult to make good photography in this canyon. Because light enters only from the upper edge of the canyon and the surface of the valley is uneven, causing many reflections, photographic aperture is rather difficult to adjust, sometimes carefully adjusted the work taken, may not be as attractive as the light and shadows captured casually.