Grand Canyon, the moment when you feel the grandeur of nature with your whole body

#July Travel Support Fund The Grand Canyon was so huge and magnificent that it couldn't be captured in one glance. The deep and wide canyon created by rock layers that had accumulated over tens of millions of years was on a different level from the scenery I had only seen in photos. First, I stood at the South Rim Observatory. The canyon spread out below my feet was so vast that I couldn't see the end, and the scene where the canyon and the sky turned red when the sunset at Mather Point was really impressive. I walked down the Bright Angel Trail, a short trail. I was able to see the canyon from a completely different perspective than when I looked at it from above, and the moment when I could only hear the wind and birdsong in the quiet nature was impressive. I also stopped by Horseshoe Bend nearby. The scenery of the Colorado River bending in the shape of a horseshoe was truly like the best work of nature. The canyon trip was an experience that made me realize how small humans are and how great nature is. #GrandCanyonTravel #SouthRim #MatherPoint #BrightAngelTrail #HorseshoeBend #ColoradoRiver #RecommendedWesternTravel #GrandCanyonSunset #USCoreCourse #GrandCanyonVlog #NatureTravel #USNaturalHeritage #RecommendedUSTravel #GrandCanyonTrekking #USWesternRoadTrip #OverwhelmingScenery #BucketListTravel #USWesternNature