Three girls' West Coast road trip Day 8 - Part 2

The final destination on the eighth day was "Kingman." After checking the navigation, we passed through Grand Canyon National Park. With plenty of time, of course, we couldn't miss such a stunning attraction. We drove from Page to the South Rim of the Grand Canyon to enter the park, chose one route to explore, and after touring, exited from the South Rim and returned to Kingman. ⭐️ ◦South Rim: This is the most popular and well-equipped area, open year-round. There are many viewpoints here, and you can take free shuttle buses to easily reach several of the best viewing spots to enjoy the most classic and spectacular scenery of the Grand Canyon. (This time, due to limited time, we drove the whole way and walked some small trails.) ⭐️ Geological History Textbook: The rock layers of the Grand Canyon record about 2 billion years of Earth's geological changes. It is called a "living geological history textbook" and is an excellent place to experience the wonders of nature. ⭐️ If you are not afraid of heights, you can choose to take a helicopter tour. Flying over the Grand Canyon by helicopter is definitely an unforgettable experience in your life. Viewing this "scar of the Earth" from the air is magnificent and magical in a way that ground tours cannot compare to. But be especially aware that the wind is very strong, and it can be quite shaky up there... A friend's mother vomited several times after her helicopter ride last time, and since I also get airsick, after careful consideration, we all gave up the helicopter this time. If you are planning a trip to the American West, Grand Canyon National Park is definitely a hidden gem that will instantly make your social media posts look "high-end." This natural wonder, known as the "Earth's giant scar," looks like a blockbuster photo no matter how you snap it.