The Grand Circle, the ultimate road trip gifted by the great outdoors of the western United States

#July Travel Support Fund The Grand Circle was a trip filled with completely different scenery and emotions every day. The desert, canyon, and the greatness of nature created by tens of millions of years of history were connected in one course, and I couldn't stop being amazed as I moved. The first stop was the Grand Canyon South Rim. The endless canyons and the red rocks piled up in layers were so magnificent that it was hard to express in words. In particular, the sunset I saw at Mather Point was breathtakingly beautiful, with both the sky and the canyon dyed red. After that, I moved to the page and visited Antelope Canyon. The colors and patterns created by the rays of light coming down through the narrow canyon gaps and reflecting on the rock walls were like a natural art gallery. Right next door, at Horseshoe Bend, I felt the beauty of nature's curves as I looked down at the magnificent scenery of the Colorado River winding in a U shape. Next, when I arrived at Monument Valley, the huge rocks rising above the red desert unfolded just like a scene from a Western movie. Monument Valley, dyed red at sunset, was truly magnificent. The last itinerary was Bryce Canyon and Zion Canyon. In Bryce, the fantastic terrain created by thousands of rock pillars was impressive, and in Zion, you could feel the tranquility of nature while walking the trail in the canyon. The Grand Circle was an experience where every day felt like a nature documentary. It was a bucket list travel destination where you could deeply feel how small humans are and how great nature is. #GrandCircleTravel #GrandCanyon #AntelopeCanyon #HorseshoeBend #MonumentValley #BryceCanyon #ZionCanyon #USWestRoadTrip #USNationalParks #USWestTravelRecommendations #GreatNatureTravel #BucketListTravel #OverwhelmingScenery #USWestNature #DesertsandCanyons #USKeyTravelDestinations #GrandCircleVlog