Upper Antelope Canyon

Upper Antelope Canyon, located near Page, Arizona, is a breathtaking slot canyon renowned for its mesmerizing light beams and sculpted sandstone walls. Formed by centuries of erosion from flash floods, the canyon's narrow passages and smooth curves create a photographer's paradise. Visitors are awestruck by the interplay of light and shadow that dances across the canyon's surfaces, especially during midday when sunlight filters through the narrow openings above. Guided tours lead visitors through the canyon's otherworldly corridors, highlighting its unique formations and vibrant colors. Upper Antelope Canyon's ethereal beauty makes it a must-visit destination for nature enthusiasts, photographers, and anyone seeking a transcendent experience amidst nature's wonders. #gohiking

Antelope Canyon is located not far southeast of Page, within the Navajo Indian Reservation, situated in a perennially dry riverbed, and is divided into two separate canyons: upper and lower. From above, the Upper Antelope Canyon looks like a narrow channel carved by flowing water through the rock and sandstone, while the Lower Antelope Canyon is hidden beneath the surface, mysterious and unseen. When sunlight illuminates the deep and tranquil sections of the canyon, the dance of light and shadow unleashes its charm here, making it a paradise for photography enthusiasts. The Lower Antelope Canyon, located underground, requires descending metal staircases to reach its depths, and sometimes ropes are needed to navigate through. Due to the difficulty of access, there are fewer visitors, but photographers often come here to capture the scenery. As sunlight pours into the quiet depths of the canyon, the dance of light and shadow casts its enchanting spell, revealing the wonder that is Antelope Canyon!

Antelope Canyon is one of the most famous photography sites in the world. It belongs to the Navajo people and is divided into Upper Antelope Canyon and Lower Antelope Canyon. Legend has it that there used to be many pronghorn antelopes here, and the Navajo people often came here to meditate or communicate with the gods. Upper Antelope Canyon is wide at the bottom and narrow at the top. At noon in summer, the best time for light and shadow, there will be light beams pouring down, illuminating the bottom of the canyon. Lower Antelope Canyon is the opposite, wider at the top and narrower at the bottom, with less light affected by season and time. In November, the angle of sunlight has already tilted southward, and even at noon, Upper Antelope Canyon does not have good light and shadow effects. Upper Antelope Canyon. Antelope Canyon is one of the most famous photography destinations in the world. It belongs to the Navajo people and is divided into Upper Antelope Canyon and Lower Antelope Canyon. Legend has it that there used to be many pronghorn antelopes here, and the Navajo people often come here to meditate or communicate with the gods. At Shangliangyuan Canyon, the top is wide and the bottom is narrow. During the best time of noon in summer, there will be light pillars pouring down, illuminating the bottom of the valley. The situation is opposite at Xialiangyuan Canyon, where the top is wider and the bottom is narrower, and the light is less affected by the season and time period. In November, the angle of sunlight in Zhangjiajie has already tilted towards the south. Even at noon, the lighting effect in Shang Linyang Valley is not good.

Upper Antelope Canyon, located near Page, Arizona, is a breathtaking slot canyon renowned for its mesmerizing light beams and sculpted sandstone walls. Formed by centuries of erosion from flash floods, the canyon's narrow passages and smooth curves create a photographer's paradise. Visitors are awestruck by the interplay of light and shadow that dances across the canyon's surfaces, especially during midday when sunlight filters through the narrow openings above. Guided tours lead visitors through the canyon's otherworldly corridors, highlighting its unique formations and vibrant colors. Upper Antelope Canyon's ethereal beauty makes it a must-visit destination for nature enthusiasts, photographers, and anyone seeking a transcendent experience amidst nature's wonders. #gohiking

This time my exploration of natural wonders led me to the caves. Caves are an amazing creations by nature that it looks like both earth and fire danced together to bring out this masterpiece. As my business tour took me to US this time, I didn't hesitate a moment to club it with my travel plan. Usually wherever I go, I wish to explore by myself as that gives the real purpose of traveling; but unfortunately with Upper antelope caves located in Arizona State is a national treasure that is well protected. So only authorized tour groups are allowed to take visit inside. There are various tour groups available from Las Vegas and nearby states. I booked one from Las Vegas and went to see this beauty. Sometimes places like these make me wonder, how small place we hold in this world. But our influence is so enormous. So with power comes responsibility. Arizona is almost a state of caves; there are numerous ones there. Never miss to visit this guys ! #urbanexplorer #leaveyourmark #cave #arizona #urbanexplorer#leaveyourmark