2024 LeChee Travel Guide: Must-see attractions, popular food, hotels, transportation routes (updated in October)

Descending into Nature’s Masterpiece: A Journey Through Lower Antelope Canyon

#naturalbeauty #100waysoftravel #lowerantelope We chose to visit Lower Antelope Canyon to witness its breathtaking beauty, arriving in the afternoon when the heat outside was intense. However, stepping inside the canyon was a refreshing contrast, as the temperature dropped and we were greeted by stunning rock formations bathed in soft, filtered light. The narrow passages and swirling sandstone made for an unforgettable experience. We followed our guide closely, as the trail is one-way only, ensuring a smooth flow of visitors while allowing us to fully appreciate the canyon’s natural wonders.

Pure exploration of the Antelope Valley in the five major parks of West Yellowstone

👇【Recommended Reason】👇 📷①【Yellowstone Arrangement】Two consecutive nights at a hotel at the West Yellowstone entrance; three days of touring Yellowstone Park, ensuring visits to 15 major attractions in Yellowstone! 🚘②【Quality Small Group】No shopping, no self-paid projects recommended, no mandatory fees at attractions, no fuel surcharges, no tricks. Travel with peace of mind. 💥 ③【Boutique Small Group】9-person boutique group, refusing mixed personnel, Chinese driver-guide, Chinese tourists. Free door-to-door pickup and drop-off in Los Angeles/Las Vegas downtown, enthusiastic service 💐④【Photography Hotspot】Social media check-in, Instagram-worthy shots: Antelope Canyon, Horseshoe Bend, Rainbow Rock Formation; 🏞 ⑤【National Parks】Explore the five major national parks of the West: Yellowstone National Park, Grand Teton National Park, Bryce Canyon National Park, Zion National Park, Grand Canyon National Park; 🎏【Itinerary Snapshot】🎏 D1: Los Angeles🚗Las Vegas D2: Las Vegas🚗Grand Canyon National Park (South Rim)🚗Small Town (If departing from Las Vegas, this is the first day) D3: Small Town🚗Horseshoe Bend🚗Antelope Canyon🚗Bryce Canyon🚗Salt Lake City D4: Salt Lake City🚗Grand Teton🚗Yellowstone National Park🚗Idaho D5: Idaho🚗Yellowstone🚗West Yellowstone D6: West Yellowstone🚗Half-day tour of Yellowstone Park🚗Salt Lake City D7: Salt Lake City🚗Zion National Park🚗Las Vegas (If joining the tour in Las Vegas, this is the last day) D8: Las Vegas🚗Las Vegas North Outlets🚗Los Angeles 💎【Attraction Introduction】💎 🕊 【Grand Teton National Park】--Soaring peaks covered with millennia-old glaciers, mountain after mountain, peak after peak, as if entering a fairyland on earth. 🏔 【Yellowstone National Park】--"The most unique magical playground on earth" and also the world's first national park. Guaranteed to visit fifteen major park attractions. ⛳ 【Antelope Canyon】--One of the world's famous slot canyons and a renowned photography spot; 🌊 【Horseshoe Bend】--A famous social media check-in spot, overlooking the great bend of the Colorado River; 🍃 【Grand Canyon National Park】--Formed by the intense downcutting of the Colorado River, also known as the "Colorado Grand Canyon". Home to the largest valleys on earth. 🏟 【Bryce Canyon National Park】--Possesses red, orange, and white rocks that form a unique natural landscape, hence it is known as the palace of natural stone figures. 🌾 【Zion National Park】--Thick sandstone layers deposited since the Mesozoic era 150 million years ago, eroded by the Virgin River for tens of millions of years, eventually forming this narrow and deep canyon. 👏 Complimentary Las Vegas night tour, checking in at the new landmark MSG Sphere.

Lower Antelope Canyon

very worth the ticket price, and the long drive from Vegas there. took many pictures but with vibrant mode to achieve the effect of the internet pictures. recommend everyone to go. there’s also a horseshoe bend nearby which is recommended. too bad there’s not much food options nearby but luckily the hotel I booked has breakfast included so we didn’t have to look for a restaurant.

USA Las Vegas Horseshoe Bend + Antelope Canyon

Stayed in the United States for a month, then went to Las Vegas for a few days. I looked up a lot of recommendations in advance, including the outfits, which were really great! ❣️It is recommended to book a local day trip by charter, which is convenient and reasonably priced. Why do we suggest everyone to charter a car? 1. Because places like Horseshoe Bend and Antelope Canyon are all in Page, which is at least a 5-hour drive from Las Vegas, making the round trip a total of 10 hours. We have to leave at 5am just to complete a day's itinerary... driving ourselves is just too tiring!! 2. Chartering a car means having a driver and a tour guide. The master will explain all the way, introduce the characteristics of various hotels in Las Vegas, and even the historical past, which is particularly interesting. They will also recommend various delicious and fun places... When they arrive at the scenic spot, they will also explain some stories about the scenic spot. If you go there by yourself, you won't understand anything... you can only take pictures! In Antelope Canyon, there are local Indian guides who are particularly familiar with the scenic spot! They know the angle to take pictures that looks the best, and can take big shots in minutes... they can also help you take pictures.

Go to the narrowest and most magical Antelope Canyon in the world to enjoy the magical and colorful colors.

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.

The most beautiful narrow valley in the world - Antelope Canyon.

Antelope Canyon is one of the world's famous slot canyons and a well-known photography spot. It is located in the northern part of Arizona, USA, with the nearest city being Page, and is part of the Navajo Native American Reservation. Antelope Canyon is divided into two independent parts in terms of terrain, known as Upper Antelope Canyon and Lower Antelope Canyon.

Always amazed by the nature - Antelope Canyon!

Antelope Canyon is located at Arizona state and it is pretty close to the Grand Canyon. So highly recommend to visit these two places together! Ticket is required for visiting so you may plan advanced and purchase ticket online first. There is also tour guide service that you can buy ticket for and it is definitely worth the money! The guide is very nice and a good story telling also willing to help you with photo taking! #antelope

Antelope Canyon Arizona

Where: Antelope Canyon, Page, Arizona When: November 2017 Have you ever wondered where the Microsoft background stock images come from? Well turns out one of them is from this amazing canyon in the middle of Arizona. Located just outside the town of Page, AZ in a real "blink and you'll miss it" location is the magnificent Antelope Canyon. I had been wanting to visit it here for many many years but had never travelled that far east on my trips to Arizona. Lucky for me I had a couple of days spare after visiting the Grand Canyon South Rim that we decided to make a pit stop to explore this natural wonder. I couldn't believe how many other were doing the same thing. The line up to enter that canyon was long and we waited a good hour to get down in to the floor of the canyon itself (it is single person ladders to enter which is why it took so long) but once we were in it was absolutely breath taking. Despite the number of people visiting we didn't feel cramped or rushed. I tried to get that particular Microsoft background image photo but after taking the images above I had to put the camera away and just enjoy the beauty of this place in full. Not through a camera lens. A lot of the people we passed while exploring the canyon seemed to be glued to the cameras trying to get that perfect shot. If i can recommend one thing when visiting here, take a photo or 2 at the start then just enjoy being there. It is a very magical place. #gooutside #naturalwonders

Antelope or Seahorse?

we joined the lower #antelopecanyon tour hosted by ken’s tours in page, #arizona. 🔥 you must join a tour (usually led by the navajo people) to venture into the depths of the #canyon. 🦌 the view was absolutely breathtaking and we couldn’t stop taking photos. 📸 our guide was nice enough to help us take pictures and teach us techniques and angles to capture this magnificent canyon, including the hidden seahorse above our heads! 🌄 of course, it is better to see it with your own eyes than through pictures, and the view is unique to everyone, every time. 👀 be prepare to be amazed as the sun rays bounce off the canyon walls, creating a harmony of light, shadow, and colour 🌈

Antelope Canyon Moments

One of iconic site that escape the city moments. There are upper & lower antelope canyon. The lower one need to pass through the rock gap ag the entrance, in order to view this amazing attraction. The lower cayon has relatively lower crowd capacity. Thus would requires more time for serious picture taking. However, different timeslot has different feeling and view, as the angle of light varies. Would recommend this site as there will be only one antelope canyon with its profound history, as well as great location near Vegas, a perfect combo to enjoy your holiday. Rate from 1 to 5: Unique: 5 Weather: 2 transport: 3 Memories: 5 #canyon #arizona If you enjoy, welcome to add my Ig:harveyhauz & share our moments as friend🙂

Lower Antelope Canyon

Antelope Canyon is a slot canyon in the American Southwest, on Navajo land east of Page, Arizona. It includes two separate, scenic slot canyon sections, referred to as Upper Antelope Canyon and Lower Antelope Canyon. Antelope Canyon is a popular location for photographers and sightseers, and a source of tourism business for the Navajo Nation. All visits are through one of several licensed tour operators. It is not possible to visit the Canyon independently. I signed up for Ken’s tours which has a maximum group size of 7 pax, so that they can take good care of every single visitor. Photography within the canyons is difficult due to the wide exposure range made by light reflecting off the canyon walls, however the tour guide will advise you how to take a good shot, you can always approach the guide to help you take a nice photo! #culturalattractions#nationalpark

One of the most beautiful a place I've ever seen. Words cannot describe how amazing this place is, you must see it for yourself. This is was my favorite thing I did in Arizona. It's best to go during the early morning hours or late afternoon to get the best photos. Our tour guide at kens tours was awesome. He showed all of us how to take the best photos whether we had iPhones, Android, or point and shoot cameras. I was in awe the entire time. #summervacation#hikingtrails

A trip to the Lower Antelope Canyon will make you feel like you’ve travelled to Mars. It is like no other and the story behind how the canyons were created is just truly amazing! #arizona #usa #wintergetaway

American West Self-driving | The Antelope Canyon that God's hand touched! Mushroom is finally going to the Antelope Valley today! The name of Antelope Canyon is also very interesting. The Navajos feel that this is a sacred place to communicate with nature. The god they believe in is the most primitive natural mother. Navajo, you may be strange, in other words, Indians, you are certainly no stranger. For the selection of the upper and lower Antelope Valley, the mushroom that chooses phobia will always be asked, what should I choose? There are 10,000 Raiders on the Internet that recommend you to choose the Antelope Valley because you can see the legendary "Light of God." However, the mushroom that did not take the usual path, chose the Lower Antelope Valley. The Lower Antelope Valley requires more physical strength than the Upper Antelope Valley. Because the Lower Antelope Valley is mostly a ladder, it needs to be climbed, but because of its unique landform, it can shoot even more amazing exclusive scenery. Therefore, it is more suitable for photographers. Antelope Valley is so beautiful, the guide will stop at each place where there is a story, detailing the legends of India, and telling everyone the best shooting angle, even personally teaching! The small partners who come to the United States must not miss the beauty of the Antelope Valley~ TIPS 1. Look at the weather forecast again, and do not open the door on rainy days. 2. Good offline map, Google precise positioning. 3. No use, GO PRO or stabilizer for shooting, tripod, only with mobile phone, camera. Backpacks are not allowed to bring it! 4. The tour takes up to two and a half hours, which is absolutely enough for everyone to shoot.

You need a tour guide to explore Lower Antelope Canyon

#localtourguides Lower Antelope Canyon, located in the heart of the American Southwest near Page, Arizona, is a breathtakingly beautiful natural wonder known for its stunning, narrow canyons and dramatic light beams. Visiting this iconic slot canyon is a must-do, but it's essential to know that exploring with a local tour guide is not just recommended; it's required for safety and preservation reasons. The Importance of a Local Tour Guide Safety First: Lower Antelope Canyon is a geologically delicate area with narrow passageways that can be challenging to navigate. Sudden rainstorms can also lead to flash floods. Local guides are trained to navigate these conditions safely and are constantly updated on weather changes to ensure visitor safety. Rich Cultural and Geological Insights: Tour guides provide valuable insights into the formation of the canyon, its history, and its cultural significance to the Navajo Nation, on whose land it resides. This enriching narrative transforms a simple walk into a meaningful journey through time and nature. Photography Assistance: The stunning interplay of light and shadow within the canyon is a photographer’s dream. Local guides are skilled at pointing out the best spots and times for capturing iconic photographs and can offer tips on how to best set up shots in the varying light conditions. Preservation of the Site: Guides ensure that visitors respect the fragile environment. Their presence helps prevent damage to the canyon walls which are susceptible to erosion and wear from human contact. Planning Your Visit Book in Advance: Tours can fill up quickly, especially during peak tourist seasons in the spring and fall. Booking well in advance ensures you won’t miss this incredible experience. Choose the Right Tour: Various tour options cater to different needs, including photography tours, which are longer and timed to capture the best light, or standard tours that focus more on the geology and history. Prepare Appropriately: Wear comfortable walking shoes and bring water, but keep your hands free to navigate the ladders and narrow paths. Listen closely to your guide’s instructions throughout the tour. #LowerAntelopeCanyon #CanyonTours #NavajoNation #AdventureTravel #NaturePhotography

Most beautiful place on Earth - top tips for a memorable experience!

The Antelope Canyon is hands down the prettiest place on Earth! It is not everyday that you get to admire canyons formed after millions of years of water and wind erosion, and I’m here to share you some top tips to make the most out of your trip: Tip 1🧍🏽: follow the local guide closely while you are exploring the antelope canyons - they are very experienced and are always more than happy to point out interesting features and amazing photo spots to you! Tip 2 🏜️: if you get there early, be sure to ask your guide for permission to explore one of the “side canyons” close to the entrace - they are of course not as impressive as the actual upper or lower Antelope Canyon, but it’s still totally worthwhile visiting! Tip 3 💦: bring plenty of water with you, as the canyons are located in the middle of the desert after all, and you will really want to stay hydrated throughout the exploration experience. Tip 4 📸: Fun fact, the world’s most expensive photo was taken in the Upper Antelope Canyon (sold for 13 million USD to Microsoft as a Window’s wallpaper), so be sure to ask your guide to point out where the infamous “capitol reef sunset” photo was taken in the canyon! However, I personally would also really recommend the Lower Antelope Canyon, given that it probably has more hidden corners that are very picturesque! Tip 5 🚐: Note that you are required to have a guide to enter the Antelope Canyons, as they are privately owned attractions, therefore, be sure to book your tour in advance (they sold out fast, especially during breaks) as you will not be allowed to enter otherwise. #antelopecanyon #arizona #unitedstates #adventure #page #localguides #100waysoftravel

Explore the Mysterious Antelope Canyon in Arizona: A Journey Through Nature's Light and Shadow

Antelope Canyon in Arizona, USA, is a world-renowned natural wonder, attracting tourists and photographers from around the globe with its unique sandstone textures and light effects. Located on Navajo Nation land, visitors must book a tour through a certified Navajo guide company. **Background:** Antelope Canyon, formed by millions of years of wind and water erosion, is a slot canyon divided into Upper Antelope Canyon and Lower Antelope Canyon. The Upper Antelope Canyon is famous for its 'beams of light,' while the Lower Antelope Canyon is loved for its spiral rock formations and more challenging hiking experience. **Highlights:** - Upper Antelope Canyon: Known for its 'beams of light,' where sunlight directly hits the canyon floor, creating magical light beams and shadows. - Lower Antelope Canyon: More complex terrain, requiring ladders to enter, with less direct sunlight but equally mesmerizing rock textures. **Location:** - Upper Antelope Canyon: Located west of Page, AZ, at Antelope Canyon Navajo Tours, 22 S Lake Powell Blvd, Page, AZ. - Lower Antelope Canyon: Located south of Upper Antelope Canyon, at Dixie Ellis Lower Antelope Canyon Tours, 300 N Navajo Dr, Page, AZ. **Transportation Tips:** - No direct public transportation to Antelope Canyon; usually requires driving or joining a tour group. - From Las Vegas, take Highway 93 north to Page, then follow signs to Antelope Canyon. - From Phoenix, take I-17 north to Highway 40, then turn onto Highway 89 north to Page. **Must-Visit Nearby Attractions:** - Besides Upper and Lower Antelope Canyon, nearby Horseshoe Bend, Lake Powell, and Glen Canyon Dam are also worth visiting. **Ticket Information:** - Must book through a Navajo-certified guide company, usually including guide service and shuttle fees. - Prices vary by season and time; Upper Antelope Canyon tickets are around $68/adult, Lower Antelope Canyon tickets are around $58/adult. **Travel Routes:** - Drivers must park in designated areas and take the guide company's shuttle to the canyon entrance. **Booking:** - Reservations can be made through the official website or partner travel agencies. - Advance booking is recommended, especially during peak season (March to October). **Nearby Attractions:** - Horseshoe Bend: A spectacular U-shaped river bend, popular with photographers. - Lake Powell: Offers boat tours and water activities. - Glen Canyon Dam: Learn about impressive water engineering. **Additional Tips:** - Respect local culture and regulations as Antelope Canyon is on Navajo Nation land. - Some areas of the canyon may be narrow; those with mobility issues should take caution. - The canyon's lighting changes rapidly; bring a camera to capture the best moments. - Follow the guide's instructions to protect the fragile environment, do not touch the rock walls, and leave no trash. The beauty and uniqueness of Antelope Canyon make it one of the most popular tourist destinations in the southwestern United States. To protect this natural wonder, visitors must follow Navajo regulations and guide instructions. By booking a tour, visitors can enjoy the natural beauty of Antelope Canyon while ensuring this fragile natural heritage is well-preserved.

Nature’s Masterpiece in Arizona

#traveldiaries Antelope Canyon is a breathtaking slot canyon located near Page, Arizona. With its smooth, wave-like walls and brilliant orange hues, it’s a photographer’s dream. The sunlight streaming through the narrow gaps creates magical lighting effects. A visit to both the Upper and Lower canyons offers different perspectives of this natural wonder. Remember to book a guided tour as it’s the only way to access this stunning location. #traveldiaries #AntelopeCanyon #ArizonaAdventures #NaturePhotography

Arizona Antelope Valley

Antelope Canyon is a world-famous slot canyon located in the desert of Arizona, USA. It lies in a dry riverbed all year round. Its appearance resembles fine grooves carved by water on the sand surface. However, when people delve into the bottom of the canyon, they will find that the rock surfaces of the canyon walls appear meticulously polished, with layers flowing along the rock walls, as if waves from ten thousand years ago were frozen in the canyon. Sunlight enters from the top of the canyon, creating magical colors.

Antelope Canyon

#usatravel #arizona When talking about traveling to Arizona, Antelope Canyon is undoubtedly a must-visit destination for almost all tourists who come to the United States. Located near Page, Arizona, Antelope Canyon is one of the most photographed slot canyons in the world. Known for its stunning, wave-like structure and the play of light that dances across its sandstone walls, Antelope Canyon offers a unique and breathtaking experience for travelers. Whether you’re a professional photographer, a casual snapshooter, or simply an admirer of natural beauty, you will definitely fall in love with this place. Antelope Canyon is situated in the heart of the Navajo Nation and can be easily reached by car. The nearest town, Page, Arizona, is about a 10-minute drive from the canyon. Page is well-connected by road to major cities like Las Vegas (approximately 4.5 hours) and Phoenix (approximately 4 hours). Visiting Antelope Canyon requires a guided tour, as it is located on Navajo land. Several tour companies operate out of Page, offering guided tours to both Upper and Lower Antelope Canyon. It’s advisable to book your tour in advance. We truly enjoyed every moment we spent following the tour guide and exploring this magnificent canyon. It's no wonder why it's one of the most popular destinations in the United States.

🇺🇸Arizona must visit Antelope Canyon!

The wallpaper of Microsoft! I finally meet in person 🤭 This is the lower antelope canyon at 9am. Was cloudy today so did not catch much sun. Looking from pictures are truly different from seeing through eyes. Throughly impressive the nature that existed since dinosaurs era. #antelopecanyon #unitedstates #Arizona #lasvegas #Page

Exploring Antelope Canyon

Antelope Canyon, located in the American Southwest on Navajo land near Page, Arizona, is a strikingly beautiful slot canyon known for its wave-like structure and the light beams that penetrate its narrow openings. This natural wonder is divided into two distinct sections commonly referred to as Upper and Lower Antelope Canyon. What to Expect Visitors to Antelope Canyon can expect an awe-inspiring experience as they navigate through narrow passages of undulating red sandstone. The play of light and shadow, along with the smooth curves of the canyon walls, creates a photographer’s paradise. Upper Antelope Canyon, also known as 'The Crack', is more accessible with its ground level entrance and larger caverns, making it extremely popular for its light beams that appear like spotlights from heaven during midday sun. Lower Antelope Canyon, known as 'The Corkscrew', offers a more challenging visit with its ladders and tighter spaces, providing a somewhat more adventurous experience. Experiences and Recommendations Guided tours are mandatory to visit the canyons, as they are protected sites on Navajo land. These tours are led by knowledgeable Navajo guides who not only provide insights into the geological and cultural significance of the area but also assist in capturing the perfect photo. The best time to visit Upper Antelope Canyon is around midday when the sun is high enough to send shafts of light into the depths of the canyon. Early mornings or late afternoons are ideal for visiting Lower Antelope Canyon to avoid the crowds and experience a quieter exploration. #mytravelhacks#historicallandmarks#familytrip

I picked up the Antelope Canyon again

Below Antelope Canyon When making the travel guide, I saw photos of the Antelope Canyon controlled by the Native Americans in Arizona online, and I assumed that it was just an underground cave, which I have seen a lot in China, nothing more than the enhancement of sound, light, and electricity, with the stalactites performing a mix of real and fake acts. Therefore, without much thought, I excluded it from the self-funded project menu. In the end, under the persistent and gentle persuasion of my children, I reluctantly picked it up from the trash. The fact proved that Antelope Canyon and the caves are really not the same thing at all. Apart from both being underground, their formation and colors are incomparable, especially since Antelope Canyon is entirely lit by natural light, without any artificial embellishment, making it more splendid, more natural, and more magical than the caves under artificial lighting. It is wise to listen to various opinions, especially those of the young.

Lower Antelope Canyon

Definitely a must when you pay a visit to Page. All the photos that were taken there are tooooo amazed😫😫

Antelope Canyon - a natural sculpture of beauty, a paradise of light!

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 Southwest America

Navajo Antelope Canyon is a slot canyon in the American Southwest, on Navajo land east of Lechee, Arizona. The length of Lower Antelope Canyon: about 1,335 feet (407 m). Lower Antelope Canyon is Hazdistazí (called "Hasdestwazi" by the Navajo Parks and Recreation Department), or 'spiral rock arches'. They are accessible by Navajo guided tour only.#antelopecanyon #southamerica

United States | Photo Sharing of Lower Antelope Canyon 4

🚗 Lower Antelope Canyon 🚗 I had heard a long time ago that Lower Antelope Canyon was very famous and great for photography. I never really had the chance to visit when I was living in the States, but I finally made it this time. To be honest, I'm a bit disappointed. Maybe it's because I've seen similar canyons in China (Xinjiang, Gansu) before, and also because the price is really too high and you must join a tour group. The current price is over 70 USD per person. 🚗 The tour has a guide and a group of about a dozen people. The total journey is just over an hour. In fact, the canyon is not very long, and most of the time is probably spent on taking photos.

Lower Antelope Canyon

Let’s see the seahorse !!! Lower Antelope Canyon ตั้งอยู่ที่รัฐ Arizona ประเทศสหรัฐอเมริกา ซึ่งเกิดจากการที่มีน้ำไหลกัดเซาะหิน ทำให้หินเกิดเป็นเกลียวคลื่นและลวดลายต่างๆ การเข้าชมต้องจองทัวร์เท่านั้น ซึ่งจะมีไกด์ท้องถิ่นพาเราเข้าไป เราจองทัวร์ผ่าน Ken’s Tour โดยเราสามารถเลือกเวลาที่เราสะดวกได้ว่าอยากไปเวลาไหน รีวิว Antelope: หุบเขาคือสวยมาก สวยเหมือนในรูปที่ถ่ายเลย ในบางช่วงไกด์จะบอกว่าจุดนี้คือจุดที่สวยนะ จุดนี้ถ้ามองจากมุมนี้จะเห็นเป็นรูปอะไร อย่างรูปที่ลงจะเห็นเป็นม้าน้ำชัดเจนมาก! เป็นสถานที่ท่องเที่ยวที่ the must visit!!! ให้คะแนน: 100/10 !! #lowerantelopecanyon #arizona

life time experience in the states

#winhkflight gotten US visa for almost 19 yrs and finally I took the courage to pay this beautiful country a visit. didn't disappoint me at all. we flew to SFO and started our roadtrips down south then Nevada, Las Vegas, grand canyon is probably the most astonishing national park I've ever been. wish I would have another chance to visit the east coast again. probably winter would look wonderful

Lower Antelope Canyon

I made a trip to the Canyon’s with the sole purpose of visiting Lower Antelope canyon. Having seen pictures of the spectacular natural sculptures built by Mother Nature and the weather, I was left in awe that the Canyon is exactly how the pictures on Apple wallpapers, LG tv screens depict them to be. It was wonderful getting a tour of the marvellous canyons and what made it even better was that our tour guide was a Native American who had great knowledge about the history of the place. I would recommend this place to anyone visiting Nevada or Arizona & give it a 10/10 for natural wonders of the world #lowerantelopecanyon