2025 Arizona Travel Guide: Must-see attractions, popular food, hotels, transportation routes (updated in March)

the most stunning and iconic scenery. this place was unique and gorgeous there were so many different rock formations that you can’t imagine this is such an incredible valley. i took a goulding’s tour with a very friendly navajo guide on a open jeep, beware that the road will be bumpy and so much of orange-red dust but it was still a very good experienced and worth to make a trip to monument valley. #monumentvalley #arizona #usa #landscapephotography

#2023travelwish It is Kartchner Caverns State Park south of Benson and West of San Pedro River in Arizona, USA. Unfortunately, we are not allowed to bring camera and cellphone during the tour because we need to protect the living environment. I took the 1 hour and 3/4 tour inside the cavern. Everything is in my memory as I witnessed the world's longest stalactites discovered by Gary Tenen and Randy Tufts in 1974. Everything was mind blowing! It is a must to see once in your lifetime. Trip.com can fly you to Phoenix, AZ. My wish is to visit the Salt Cathedral in Colombia.#mytripvlog#tripblazers#celebratewithtrip#spooktaculartrip#fallingforfall#mountainview#nationalpark#state park

this trip was extremely amazing!!! beautiful view everywhere you go. this place is a place you wanna go if you want some adventure in your life, a round trip going to nevada utah arizona was sooo soo good. Instagramable view. FYI the pictures was not a painting. its real guys. #adventure #amazingview #nationalpark

Arizona ": The Grand Canyon State, is a unique place to raise a family. The weather in AZ is nice that one could wear shorts all year around. In fact, I do. This is because I live in the AZ warm weather area. Arizona has many, many diverse areas that has different environmental properties. The northern part of Arizona, right around the Flagstaff and the Grand Canyon, gets rain and is considerably more cooler than the southern region of the state. On the west side of the state is the lower deserts and on the river, it’s warm. Yuma, Lake Havasu City, and Parker all are hotter than Phoenix and Tucson (found in the upper desert). This diverse climate landscape also brings with it diversity of activities. There are several ski resorts in Northern Arizona, #skiresorts#dessert#hiking#historicculture#naturalwonders#summervacation#hikingtrails#hotelstay#urbanexplorer

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#tripaway A nice desert state. Well there, I got some nice fruit! One is called a coyote melon, and the other I’m not sure. Then we saw a jackrabbit outside of the place we were staying. I liked to see him. He was a cutie. There is so much to do, like the Grand Canyon or go to Phenoix. Come to see for your own self how great a place this is. #tripaway

This is the road that begins right in Hoover Dam towards Arizona and the grand canyon. The pictures are few kilometres away from the sign 'welcome to Arizona'. This is the only pictures I have from the state of #arizona because I explored the landscape and non specific attraction. #happynewyear

And this is the ultimate for arriving in Utah and Arizona. This trip took many days because the starting point of this trip was to try taking a cruise in the middle of the Alaska Sea once in my life. So it made me regret that since I was already in America, I might as well stop by the Utah and Arizona zones to make it worthwhile. It would also be a shame to skip Las Vegas and do it all at once. But let's move on to another highlight of arriving in Utah and Arizona, which is the grandeur of the Grand Canyon and the magnificence of each type of rock here. Because I can say in one word that it is grand, magnificent, and extremely worth seeing with my own eyes again. I must say that this trip was completely self-guided. In each city, we rented a car to drive. It allowed us to get to the places and spend time with the atmosphere in a truly satisfying way. Actually, every place is beautiful, but in this post, I will only pick the highlights for myself... The places I intended to see were: • Antelope Canyon: This trip was a must-see because the last time I came, I only went to the Grand Canyon but didn't go to Antelope Canyon. I felt regret and thought that I had to come and see what was hidden beneath this huge canyon. And when walking down, I started to be amazed by the incredible specialness of the patterns and curves of the rocks. There will be Upper and Lower Antelope Canyon. I chose to go to Lower Antelope Canyon by buying a tour through the website myself. Here, you must have a guide. Organize as a group and walk along the canyon. •Horseshoe Bend or what is called Horseshoe is a shape of the Grand Canyon that is curved and has a large rock protruding in the middle of the circle, making it look like a horseshoe. And the view that I saw near sunset was extremely beautiful. It was the peak time to come see it. The state of Arizona actually has many more places to visit. Park the car and walk to the canyon for about 30 minutes. You will see a view this beautiful. I am glad to see and take pictures with the view that I have only seen on my computer screen, which is set to the Grand Canyon. Today, I saw it with my own eyes. Be careful not to fall. Don't be too adventurous! •Bryce Canyon National Park: I also wanted to see Hoodoos and see what it is. I've heard people talk about it but I was confused so I went to look on the website. Oh!! I have to come here once. When I arrived in Utah, I drove to the park. I could drive into the park and go to the viewpoints that I wanted. It's not difficult to travel. There is a map from the officer. Park your car at the points. Park at every point and you will get pictures with Hoodoos from different angles. I guarantee that you will be amazed by the abundance and the strange beauty that you have never seen anywhere else. •Monument Valley: This is another highlight. Drive to Monument Valley. I have to say that this place gave me goosebumps. You will see many giant rocks in the park. Driving around the park is very easy. It's not as difficult as I thought. We will learn and see the names of each rock. When you drive into the park by yourself, you will get a map. The road is one way. You won't get lost because you drive in a line. You can't drive because the road is gravel and there are many holes according to the surroundings. When you pass each point, park your car and get out to look and take pictures until you've seen them all. I guarantee that your phone memory will be full. Don't miss the photo spot where you can see all the rocks beautifully. Come to this point and you will see everything. It's done! And it's very beautiful. That is the Monument Valley Visitor Center, which is the entrance. Park the car and walk to the back. You will see this view. •Gooseneck: This is not the plan, but I was the most amazed. I give it the No. 1 ranking for its grandeur and goosebumps as soon as I saw it. I can't describe it. It used to be so grand that it was scary. This place is amazing, but not many people come here. Most importantly, it is very easy to drive there. When you park the car, you will see this view immediately. I am surprised that not many people come here. I consider this place to be a dark horse. See for yourself how beautiful and magnificent the Grand Canyon is, which curves like a large snake coiling around. I think anyone who has time to drive around by themselves must come here. Overall summary: There are still many more places and many pictures in America in the Utah - Arizona zone. This is another one of my dream destinations. And finally, I was able to bring myself to experience nature that is so incredibly beautiful. #Utah #Arizona #usatravel #withmyshutter #travelphotography #เที่ยวต่างประเทศ #photo #ปีใหม่ที่เที่ยวใหม่

Camp Verde, Arizona, is a charming place where history and nature blend seamlessly. Surrounded by majestic mountains and lush greenery, it offers abundant outdoor activities. Notably, Montezuma Castle National Monument nearby allows visitors to explore historical Native American ruins, including ancient dwellings and rock art. Additionally, the hiking trails around Camp Verde provide a refreshing experience in nature with seasonal scenery. The town also features restaurants using local produce and art galleries, allowing for a leisurely time in a quiet setting. Spring and fall are particularly ideal for visits due to the mild weather, perfect for strolling. Access and Details: • Address: Camp Verde, AZ 86322 • Hours: Open all day (Tourist facilities: 9:00 AM - 5:00 PM) • Transportation: About 1 hour and 30 minutes by car from Phoenix, heading north on I-17 to reach Camp Verde.

Yavapai Point in Arizona is a beautiful viewpoint located on the north side of the Grand Canyon, where you can quietly appreciate the grandeur of nature away from the hustle and bustle of tourist spots. From here, you can get a panoramic view of the majestic canyon and the vast scenery stretching out into the distance. Especially during the morning and evening hours, the vibrant scenery makes it an ideal spot for photography enthusiasts. Compared to other viewpoints in the Grand Canyon, Yavapai Point is relatively quiet and allows for a more relaxed enjoyment of the great outdoors, making it perfect for hiking and picnicking. The trails are well-maintained, allowing you to get closer to the beautiful scenery with a light hike. Access and Details: • Address: Yavapai Point, Grand Canyon National Park, AZ 86023 • Hours: Open all the time (facilities open from 7:00 AM to 9:00 PM) • Transportation: About 10 minutes by car from Grand Canyon Village, also accessible from the South Rim bus stop.

Lake Powell, located in Page, Arizona, is a man-made lake that stretches across the desolate desert, captivating visitors with its beautiful scenery and activities. The lake is dotted with numerous canyons and unique rock formations, allowing visitors to enjoy a peaceful time while exploring the lake by boat or kayak. Notably, access to the breathtaking Antelope Canyon is also possible, where a colorful landscape unfolds as you navigate through the rocks. Camping and fishing along the lakeshore are also popular, making it an irresistible spot for outdoor enthusiasts. With the beautiful waters of Lake Powell as a backdrop, the sunset offers a magical scene, so bringing a camera is highly recommended. This place, where you can enjoy both nature and activities, is also perfect for families. Access and Details: • Address: Lake Powell, Page, AZ 86040 • Hours: 8:00 AM - 5:00 PM (The park is open year-round) • Transportation: About a 10-minute drive from downtown Page. Head south on U.S. Highway 89 to reach Lake Powell.

Red Mountain Ranch in Arizona is a captivating place surrounded by vast landscapes and rich nature. The ranch is encircled by beautiful red rock mountains, creating a scene reminiscent of a western movie set. Here, you can enjoy outdoor activities such as hiking, horseback riding, and fishing, allowing you to become one with nature. Especially at dusk, the red rocks turn orange, and the stunning view is breathtaking. Additionally, the ranch features buildings and facilities that evoke the history of the West, allowing you to savor the charm of old Arizona. For those looking to spend some quiet time, it is an ideal place to relax away from the hustle and bustle of the city. Access and Details: • Address: Red Mountain Ranch, 12345 Red Mountain Road, Sedona, AZ 86336 • Hours: Monday to Sunday 8:00 AM - 6:00 PM • Transportation: About 30 minutes by car from downtown Sedona. Access via Highway 89A west.

Salt River in Arizona is a captivating place with its beautiful scenery and serene waters amidst the desert. The river's contrast with the surrounding arid landscape is stunning, especially at sunset when the reflection of the sunset on the water is breathtaking. It is a popular spot for kayaking and rafting, making it an ideal place to relax. There are several trails along the river where you can enjoy the natural beauty while hiking. Salt River offers a soothing respite with its water presence, even as you experience the stark desert surroundings. This makes for a unique experience, especially in the dry Arizona desert where you can still feel the coolness of the river. Access and Details: • Address: Salt River, Arizona (near the Virginia Canal) • Hours: Open all the time (activities available during the day) • Transportation: About 45 minutes by car from Phoenix, accessible via Loop 202 Freeway heading east.

In the southwestern United States, there lies a captivating land—Arizona. Here, nature's artistry has sculpted countless breathtaking landscapes. Antelope Canyon resembles a mystical poem of the earth. Its narrow, slot-like canyons feature walls adorned with graceful curves and unique textures. As sunlight filters through the crevices, it paints fantastical light and shadows on the canyon walls, as if time stands still. The red rocks are a masterpiece of oxidation over the ages, each texture narrating the vicissitudes of history. Not far away, at Horseshoe Bend, the Colorado River carves a perfect horseshoe shape. The azure water is encircled by red cliffs, creating a striking contrast that evokes awe. This magical land boasts not only unique geological formations but also abundant flora and fauna. Giant cacti stand like desert guardians, their towering bodies storing the hope of life. Their blossoming flowers add a touch of brightness to the barren desert. White-winged doves flit among them, their pristine feathers gleaming in the sunlight. And then there's the enigmatic desert badger. Medium-sized with sandy-yellow fur that blends seamlessly with the desert, its small eyes, nose, and ears are testaments to its adaptation to arid conditions. At night or early morning, it emerges to forage, feasting on insects and small mammals. The burrows it digs serve as safe havens. Today, more and more tourists are drawn to experience the unique scenery of Arizona. However, with increased human activity, this land also faces challenges. To preserve the beauty and life here, local authorities are actively implementing protective measures, striving to safeguard this gift of nature. Come to Arizona and experience the awe-inspiring beauty of nature for yourself.

If you go to Arizona in the US, you must see this place! 👀 📍Antelope Canyon Look up at the geological layers from above ground to underground In an indescribable space, you can experience the beauty created by nature! ! ! Even now, the people who live here have been carefully protecting it, so some places only accept tours! ! ! It's best to book a tour in advance 🌟 📍Horseshoe As you can see, this place was named after the shape of the river, which looks just like a horse's claws. Please be sure to see this impressive view in person, which cannot be conveyed in a photo ☝️ Be careful if you are afraid of heights, as you will be looking from a high place! 📍Dinosaur Footprints This is the only place where real dinosaur footprints remain! ? This is also a famous dinosaur footprint! ! 📍Grand Canyon If you come to Arizona, you can't leave without seeing the Grand Canyon No matter where you look, it's like a painting, a truly spectacular sight! 🔥🔥Words can't describe it. A view you want to see at least once in your life. It might change your life! ? There are many people on various tours, but if you go on a tour, be careful not to get on the wrong bus😉 📍Route 66 The old town that was the motif for the Cars movie is still running thanks to this movie! ? If you're a Disney fan, this is a place you can't miss🫶 Please refer to it🦋

⭐️ Antelope Canyon is a slot canyon located in the Navajo Nation Reservation in northern Arizona, USA, while Horseshoe Bend is near a small town in Arizona, known as the big bend of the Colorado River. 📷 Photo Spots During the tour of Antelope Canyon, local guides will take you to different spots for photos and explain how these rocks were formed, what conditions to expect in different seasons, etc. The experience is truly breathtaking! Horseshoe Bend is about a ten-minute walk from the entrance, where you can see the full horseshoe shape. The vast scenery along the way is also beautiful. 🎫 Tickets Antelope Canyon is a major tourist income source for the Navajo Reservation, with tickets costing around $80 per person. Horseshoe Bend does not charge an additional fee. 🚗 Transportation To visit Antelope Canyon, it's best to buy tickets first, then drive there and be guided by the local Navajo people. Horseshoe Bend is about a fifteen-minute drive from Antelope Canyon. 🏷️ Tips The best time for photography is from 10 AM to 2 PM. 📍 Address: Indn, Route 222, Page, AZ 86040 Antelope Canyon 📍 Address: Horseshoe Bend, US-89, Page, AZ 86040 Horseshoe Bend

Antelope Canyon is the most beautiful place I was visited,need at least 5 days

#northamericatrip 1. Stunning Desert Landscapes Arizona is home to some of the most iconic desert landscapes in the world. From the sweeping vistas of Monument Valley to the unique rock formations of Sedona, the state’s desert scenery will leave you in awe. Don’t forget the iconic saguaro cacti in the Sonoran Desert—perfect for those Instagram shots! 2. Grand Canyon National Park No visit to Arizona would be complete without seeing the Grand Canyon. This natural wonder offers breathtaking views and a variety of activities like hiking, rafting, and scenic helicopter tours. Whether you’re hiking down to the river or simply soaking in the views from the rim, the Grand Canyon is a must-see destination that never gets old. 3. Outdoor Adventure Paradise Whether you love hiking, mountain biking, or kayaking, Arizona’s diverse landscapes offer a wide array of outdoor activities. Hike to Havasu Falls, kayak on Lake Powell, or climb the red rocks of Sedona. Arizona is the ultimate playground for nature lovers and adventure enthusiasts alike. 4. Rich History and Culture Arizona’s rich Native American history and vibrant culture make it a fascinating place to explore. Visit ancient cliff dwellings at Montezuma Castle, tour the historical Mission San Xavier del Bac, or experience Native American art and festivals that celebrate the state’s diverse heritage. 5. Unforgettable Sunsets Arizona is famous for its epic sunsets. Whether you’re in the desert or the mountains, the skies come alive with brilliant shades of orange, pink, and purple. Watching the sunset over the Grand Canyon or from the top of Camelback Mountain will undoubtedly be a highlight of your trip. With its stunning landscapes, rich culture, and endless outdoor activities, Arizona is a destination that has something for everyone.

#northamericatrip There’s no better time to experience the magic of Arizona than during the golden hour—those precious moments just before sunset when the desert landscape is bathed in soft, golden light. Whether you’re in the red rock canyons of Sedona or the vast expanses of the Sonoran Desert, the golden hour brings the scenery to life in a way that feels almost cinematic. In Sedona, the golden light casts long shadows and illuminates the famous red rock formations, making them appear as though they’ve been set afire. Trails like Cathedral Rock or Bell Rock provide the perfect vantage point to witness the stunning transformation of the landscape as the sun dips lower. If you’re in the desert, head to Saguaro National Park near Tucson. The towering saguaro cacti stretch up into the golden sky, creating a surreal and otherworldly landscape. The desert blooms with color, and the setting sun paints the sky with streaks of pink, purple, and orange. The golden hour in Arizona is a fleeting gift, where nature’s colors are at their most vibrant, and the world seems to pause in awe. Whether you’re hiking, exploring, or simply sitting back to take it all in, the golden hour here is a moment of pure magic that you’ll want to catch again and again.

#northamericatrip Arizona’s sunsets are legendary, and there’s no better way to experience them than on a scenic hike as the day transforms into a kaleidoscope of color. Hiking at sunset combines the adventure of the trail with the peaceful magic of golden-hour light, making it an unforgettable experience. One of the best places for a sunset hike is Cathedral Rock Trail in Sedona. This steep but short climb rewards hikers with panoramic views of the surrounding red rock formations, glowing in fiery shades of orange and red as the sun dips lower. The rocks seem to come alive in the changing light, creating a surreal and spiritual atmosphere. For a more desert-centric sunset, head to Pinnacle Peak Trail in Scottsdale. The trail winds through the Sonoran Desert, offering stunning views of iconic saguaro cacti silhouetted against a vibrant sky. The warm hues of the sunset paired with the cool evening breeze create an ideal environment for soaking in the beauty of Arizona’s unique desert landscape. Another excellent choice is the Doe Mountain Trail in Sedona. The flat mesa at the summit provides a perfect vantage point to watch the sunset over endless layers of red rock cliffs and distant mountains. As you hike back under the soft twilight glow, don’t forget to pause and enjoy the serenity of the desert night setting in. A sunset hike in Arizona isn’t just a trek—it’s an intimate connection to nature’s artistry, leaving you in awe long after the last light fades.

#northamericatrip Arizona’s rugged canyons offer the ultimate playground for adventure seekers, and a day spent climbing them is a thrilling way to experience the state’s stunning landscapes up close. From sandstone walls to volcanic rock, Arizona’s diverse geology provides challenges and beauty in equal measure. Kick off your day at Oak Creek Canyon near Sedona. Renowned for its vibrant red and orange cliffs, this spot offers beginner-friendly climbing routes like The Overlook Crag, where climbers can scale moderate pitches with views of the lush canyon below. The mix of climbing and breathtaking scenery makes it a must-visit. For more experienced climbers, head to Cochise Stronghold in southeastern Arizona. This legendary climbing destination boasts granite domes and vertical walls, perfect for technical climbing and multi-pitch adventures. Routes like What’s My Line? offer exhilarating climbs combined with awe-inspiring views of desert landscapes stretching for miles. Midday, take a break in the shade of canyon walls and refuel while enjoying the stillness of the surroundings. Many of Arizona’s canyons are not just about climbing but also about soaking in the raw beauty of the desert and sky. Wrap up your day with a climb in Paradise Forks, a basalt canyon near Flagstaff. Known for its cracks and stunning views, this spot is ideal for climbers who love technical challenges in a dramatic setting. With a mix of adventure, nature, and adrenaline, canyon climbing in Arizona guarantees an unforgettable day for climbers of all skill levels.

#northamericatrip Hiking in Arizona at sunset is an experience that feels almost otherworldly. As the day begins to wind down, the desert landscape transforms, with golden light bathing the rugged terrain, casting long shadows, and setting the sky ablaze in hues of orange, pink, and purple. It’s a magical time to explore the trails, offering cooler temperatures and breathtaking views. One iconic spot for a sunset hike is Cathedral Rock Trail in Sedona. Though short, the steep climb rewards you with a panoramic view of Sedona’s red rock formations glowing under the evening sun. Watching the horizon light up as the day transitions to dusk is a spiritual experience you’ll never forget. In the Grand Canyon, the South Rim Trail offers a relatively easy path with multiple viewpoints to watch the sunset light dance across the canyon’s layered walls. The contrast between the shadowed depths and the glowing rim creates a dynamic scene that feels almost unreal. For a desert setting, the Pinnacle Peak Trail near Scottsdale is a favorite. The trail’s moderate incline takes you to a vantage point surrounded by iconic saguaro cacti and granite boulders. As the sun dips below the horizon, the desert comes alive with the sounds of nocturnal wildlife. Remember to pack a flashlight or headlamp, as trails can quickly darken after sunset. Hiking at this magical hour offers not only stunning scenery but also a chance to experience Arizona’s landscapes in their most dramatic and peaceful state. It’s a must-do for any outdoor enthusiast.

#northamericatrip When most people think of Arizona, they picture sunbaked deserts and towering cacti. But the state’s forests offer a surprising and refreshing contrast, with lush greenery, towering pines, and cool mountain breezes that beckon hikers seeking serenity and shade. Start your forested adventure in Coconino National Forest near Flagstaff, home to some of the largest ponderosa pine stands in the world. Trails like the Fatman’s Loop and Kachina Trail weave through dense forests, offering breathtaking views of the San Francisco Peaks and surrounding landscapes. The fresh pine scent and chirping birds make every step a sensory delight. Head south to Mogollon Rim, a dramatic escarpment stretching for miles. The General Crook Trail follows the rim’s edge, offering stunning vistas of sprawling forests below. This area is ideal for those looking to combine rugged terrain with tranquil woodland settings. For a unique blend of water and trees, hike the West Fork Trail in Sedona’s Oak Creek Canyon. Shaded by cottonwoods and sycamores, the trail meanders along a creek with occasional water crossings and the rustling of leaves overhead. It’s one of Arizona’s most scenic forest hikes. For a high-altitude escape, explore the White Mountains in eastern Arizona. The Big Lake Trails wind through alpine meadows and dense aspen groves, offering a serene retreat from the hustle of everyday life. Arizona’s forests are an unexpected haven for hikers, offering shade, tranquility, and a refreshing perspective on the state’s natural diversity.

🏨Hotel: CIVANA Wellness Resort & Spa 🎈Address: 37220 Mule Train Road, Carefree, Arizona 85377 The Sonoran Desert in North America is a wetland desert landscape with succulent plants everywhere. The giant cacti (Saguaro) 🌵 are everywhere, and the tenacity of the plants is amazing. CIVANA is located here. Covering more than 20 acres, it is a group of simple mid-century modern buildings. It has a cafe, restaurant, guest rooms, and spa. 🌵Space features: Step into the lobby of Civana. A simple and approachable feeling— White walls, wicker furniture, and a glowing fireplace. This minimalist design extends to the rooms, which are decorated in desert tones, with floating beds in the center, walk-in showers, and private balconies overlooking the pool; some also have bathtubs. The public areas of the hotel are similar in atmosphere to the rooms. Neutral tones and some soft decorations are used. However, the biggest highlight is the Saguaro cacti scattered around the area. Especially the central cactus garden. It is one of several spaces designed for quiet and contemplation. Another is the outdoor stone maze, where guided meditation is performed. 🌵Healing programs: The hotel has a large spa. Equipped with 23 treatment rooms and a hot and cold pool spa cycle. From energy-adjusting qigong massage to underwater body massage. More than 70 free fitness, personal growth, and spiritual classes are offered weekly. Harnessing nature's inherent self-healing abilities.

The Grand Canyon in Arizona is one of the natural wonders of the world and the most popular tourist destination in the United States. Here is complete information about this place: About the Grand Canyon Size: About 446 km long, up to 29 km wide, and more than 1,800 meters deep. History: Formed by erosion of the Colorado River over millions of years. Location: Grand Canyon National Park, Arizona Main Sections to Visit 1. South Rim Most popular and easily accessible. The best views with many lookout points such as Mather Point and Yavapai Point. There are complete facilities, including a hotel, restaurant and visitor center. 2. North Rim More secluded and less busy than the South Rim. Ideal for visitors looking for tranquility. Opened only from May to October due to the weather. 3. West Rim Managed by the Hualapai community. Offers Skywalk, a glass bridge that hangs over a ravine. 4. Inner Canyon The lower part of the canyon can be explored by hiking or mule0 riding.#grandcanyon#travel #travel

💰Average Cost: USD 80 💞Recommended Reason: The natural scenery in the park varies depending on the weather of the day, making it an adventurous and surprising place full of energy. 🗓️Itinerary: Book your entrance ticket in advance, which costs around USD 100 online. Check in at the counter early in the morning. Apart from transparent bags, other items must be left in the car and cannot be brought into the park to protect the lives and safety of the indigenous people. If you have baby supplies, you can inquire in advance, and generally, permission will be granted. Take a small vehicle into the park, only the allowed areas are open. The wind and sand are strong while riding the small vehicle, so it's best to bring a windbreaker to block the wind and sand or for sun protection. The local indigenous guide will explain everything patiently according to the weather conditions of the day and will carefully introduce photo spots, as well as the life and culture of the indigenous people. The naturally formed scenery is unforgettable. The best time to enter the park is from noon to afternoon when the lighting is better.

📍1801 N Navajo Dr, Page, AZ 86040 United States Lake View Primary School located in Arizona, United States We went to the vacant lot to see the falling stars and it was so pretty🥹🥹 #Southeast Asia Flight Ticket Event