2025 Arizona Travel Guide: Must-see attractions, popular food, hotels, transportation routes (updated in July)

#AquariumTravel #AmericaTravel #Aquarium #America #PlacesToVisitForAnimalLover #UnderwaterAnimals Location: OdySea Aquarium, Scottsdale, Arizona, USA. This is the largest aquarium in the Southwest of America. There are more than 300 species of aquatic animals, more than 6,000 aquatic animals. Strange-looking aquatic animals like turtles are thought to be from ancient times. They look very strange. We went inside. The stairs were surrounded by glass. We could see aquatic animals in all directions. It was like going through an underwater tunnel. Even in the bathroom, we could see animals swimming. This is one of the most interesting aquariums in the world. The location is in the Salt River Pima-Maricopa Indian community in Scottsdale. Open daily from 9:00 a.m. to 7:00 p.m. You can book online or buy tickets at the front.

the most stunning and iconic scenery. this place was unique and gorgeous there were so many different rock formations that you can’t imagine this is such an incredible valley. i took a goulding’s tour with a very friendly navajo guide on a open jeep, beware that the road will be bumpy and so much of orange-red dust but it was still a very good experienced and worth to make a trip to monument valley. #monumentvalley #arizona #usa #landscapephotography

#2023travelwish It is Kartchner Caverns State Park south of Benson and West of San Pedro River in Arizona, USA. Unfortunately, we are not allowed to bring camera and cellphone during the tour because we need to protect the living environment. I took the 1 hour and 3/4 tour inside the cavern. Everything is in my memory as I witnessed the world's longest stalactites discovered by Gary Tenen and Randy Tufts in 1974. Everything was mind blowing! It is a must to see once in your lifetime. Trip.com can fly you to Phoenix, AZ. My wish is to visit the Salt Cathedral in Colombia.#mytripvlog#tripblazers#celebratewithtrip#spooktaculartrip#fallingforfall#mountainview#nationalpark#state park

this trip was extremely amazing!!! beautiful view everywhere you go. this place is a place you wanna go if you want some adventure in your life, a round trip going to nevada utah arizona was sooo soo good. Instagramable view. FYI the pictures was not a painting. its real guys. #adventure #amazingview #nationalpark

Arizona ": The Grand Canyon State, is a unique place to raise a family. The weather in AZ is nice that one could wear shorts all year around. In fact, I do. This is because I live in the AZ warm weather area. Arizona has many, many diverse areas that has different environmental properties. The northern part of Arizona, right around the Flagstaff and the Grand Canyon, gets rain and is considerably more cooler than the southern region of the state. On the west side of the state is the lower deserts and on the river, it’s warm. Yuma, Lake Havasu City, and Parker all are hotter than Phoenix and Tucson (found in the upper desert). This diverse climate landscape also brings with it diversity of activities. There are several ski resorts in Northern Arizona, #skiresorts#dessert#hiking#historicculture#naturalwonders#summervacation#hikingtrails#hotelstay#urbanexplorer

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#tripaway A nice desert state. Well there, I got some nice fruit! One is called a coyote melon, and the other I’m not sure. Then we saw a jackrabbit outside of the place we were staying. I liked to see him. He was a cutie. There is so much to do, like the Grand Canyon or go to Phenoix. Come to see for your own self how great a place this is. #tripaway

This is the road that begins right in Hoover Dam towards Arizona and the grand canyon. The pictures are few kilometres away from the sign 'welcome to Arizona'. This is the only pictures I have from the state of #arizona because I explored the landscape and non specific attraction. #happynewyear

Horseshoe Bend is a scenic viewpoint located along the Colorado River, featuring a stunning and majestic horseshoe-shaped canyon. The breathtaking view is even more enjoyable when the weather is calm, allowing visitors to fully immerse themselves in the scenery and take photos comfortably. Average cost per person: Admission is free, but parking costs $10 USD. *Note: The parking lot is not within the National Park area, so America the Beautiful passes or other park passes cannot be used. Facilities: Parking and restrooms are available. Address: Arizona, USA

The Chapel of the Holy Cross is a unique church built on the red rocks of Sedona, Arizona. Its modern design blends in with the natural surroundings, leaving an impression. The interior of the chapel is simple yet solemn, and the large glass windows offer a magnificent view of the rocks. Praying in the silence will cleanse your soul. At dusk, the rocks turn orange, creating a fantastic sight. This is a special place where you can spend some time relaxing and feeling the energy of Sedona. #AbsolutelyFreeTravel

Lower Antelope Canyon is a breathtaking spot located near Page, Arizona. It features smooth sandstone curves sculpted over thousands of years by wind and water erosion. When sunlight streams in, the rock surfaces glow in shades of red, orange, and purple, creating an otherworldly beauty. Navigating through narrow passageways and ladders adds a sense of adventure to the experience. Compared to Upper Antelope Canyon, it is less crowded, allowing visitors to immerse themselves in the natural wonder at a leisurely pace. Surrounded by such magical scenery, it promises to be an unforgettable journey!

The Glen Canyon Dam Bridge, spanning the Colorado River in Arizona, offers a stunning view from a height of approximately 213 meters. Nearby, the massive Glen Canyon Dam impresses visitors with its sheer scale. From the bridge, you can enjoy the picturesque canyon carved by the Colorado River and the magnificent Lake Powell created by the dam. The gentle breeze makes it a perfect spot for photography. With relatively few tourists, the area provides a tranquil setting to soak in the scenery. This unique blend of nature and human engineering is a memorable highlight of any trip to Arizona!

#hikingtrails The Bright Angel Trail offers one of the most iconic ways to experience the Grand Canyon from within. I started early from the South Rim and followed the well-maintained path as it descended steadily into the canyon’s depths. The views changed dramatically with every turn—towering canyon walls, layered red rock, and sweeping vistas that you simply don’t get from the rim. I hiked to Indian Garden, about 9 miles round-trip, and took plenty of water and snacks for the journey. Shaded rest houses and water stations along the way helped manage the desert heat. The climb back up was no joke, but the reward of witnessing the canyon’s scale from below made every step worth it. This trail is perfect for anyone wanting a deeper connection with the Grand Canyon beyond the viewpoints. #hikingtrails #BrightAngelTrail #GrandCanyon #Arizona #nationalparks #bucketlist #adventurehiking

#transportation Nestled between Grand Canyon, Zion, Bryce Canyon, and Monument Valley, Page, AZ is more than just a pit stop—it’s a scenic base camp for road trippers chasing the ultimate national park adventure. 🛣️ Why Page Is the Ideal Road Trip Hub 🚗 Strategic Location Right off US-89, Page connects effortlessly to Grand Canyon (2hrs), Zion (2.5hrs), Bryce Canyon (3hrs), and Monument Valley (2hrs)—a golden triangle for national park lovers. 🚐 Easy Parking & RV Friendly Plenty of space for RVs, campervans, and road trip warriors. Whether you’re camping nearby or resting overnight, Page welcomes the wheels. ⛽ Refuel for the Journey Grab supplies, fuel, food, or a cozy stay before heading into the more remote parks. Think of it as your adventure service station—with views. 🏜️ Must-Do Sights in Page 📍 Antelope Canyon – A surreal slot canyon tour that’s like stepping into a dream. 📍 Horseshoe Bend – A 10-minute walk rewards you with one of the most photographed curves on the Colorado River. 📍 Lake Powell – Perfect for a refreshing break. Boat, swim, or just soak in the desert-and-water contrast. 📍 Glen Canyon Dam – The bridge and overlook give you a taste of the engineering marvel behind Lake Powell. 🧭 Pro Tips for Park-Hoppers Visit Page between two major parks to balance intense hikes with relaxing scenic stops. Book Antelope Canyon tours in advance (they sell out fast!). Sunrise or sunset at Horseshoe Bend = unbeatable photo ops. Fill up your gas tank and water bottles—it gets remote fast beyond Page. Stay a night to break up the drive and truly enjoy the surroundings.

#Desert of Legends The term “Desert of Legends” is often used to describe the 309th Aerospace Maintenance and Regeneration Group (AMARG), located at Davis–Monthan Air Force Base in Tucson, Arizona. This facility is renowned as the world’s largest aircraft boneyard, housing over 3,000 retired military aircraft across approximately 2,600 acres .   Why Tucson? The site’s location in the Arizona desert was strategically chosen for its arid climate, low humidity, and hard soil. These conditions are ideal for preserving aircraft, as they minimize corrosion and prevent the heavy planes from sinking into the ground .   Operations at AMARG Established in 1946 after World War II, AMARG serves multiple purposes:  • Storage: Aircraft from various branches of the U.S. military, including the Air Force, Navy, Army, and Marines, are stored here.  • Maintenance and Regeneration: Approximately 800 mechanics work on-site, with an average of 100 aircraft restored to flying condition each year .  • Parts Reclamation: Retired aircraft are often dismantled for parts, which can be reused in active service or sold. • Preservation for Museums: Some aircraft are maintained for display in museums or for historical preservation.  The facility’s inventory includes a diverse range of aircraft, from fighter jets to cargo planes, and even ballistic missiles . Public Access and Tours While AMARG is a controlled-access site, public tours are occasionally offered through the nearby Pima Air & Space Museum. These tours provide a unique opportunity to view the vast array of stored aircraft and learn about their histories. Getting There - Attractions - Hotels - Food & Restaurants - Shopping -

📸 Antelope Canyon – A Budget Must-Do A trip to Page isn’t complete without a stop at the iconic Antelope Canyon. While it’s the one splurge here, it’s absolutely worth it. Choose the lower canyon for a slightly more affordable experience and fewer crowds. Book early and aim for mid-day for those magical light beams. 🏞️ Horseshoe Bend – Free Views That Wow Just a short drive from town, Horseshoe Bend delivers postcard-perfect views with zero entrance fees. The short hike is easy, and the payoff is massive. Sunrise or sunset? You can’t go wrong. 🛶 Lake Powell – Budget-Friendly Splash You don’t need a pricey boat tour to enjoy Lake Powell. Opt for free lake access at Lone Rock Beach or rent a kayak for an affordable way to explore the water. 🥾 Hike Around Glen Canyon Skip the tours and take in Glen Canyon Dam and surrounding trails at your own pace. Educational signage makes it a self-guided win. 🍔 Cheap Eats, Big Flavors Grab a hearty Navajo taco from local food trucks or check out Big John’s BBQ for tasty, shareable meals that won’t empty your wallet. 🏕️ Budget Stays with Big Skies Page has affordable motels and scenic campgrounds if you’re up for sleeping under the stars. Wahweap Campground is popular and close to key sights. 🛍️ Souvenir Hunt at Powell Blvd Skip the overpriced shops and find handmade Native jewelry or desert-inspired trinkets at local vendors along the main strip.

Grand Canyon National Park 📖 There are not many national parks in Arizona, but the most famous must be the Grand Canyon, whose deep canyon landscape records the history of the earth. 🚩 How to play: Driving tours are the best option, and in summer it is recommended to go to Mather Point next to the visitor center in South Canyon to enjoy the beautiful scenery of the canyon. Sedona 📖Mexi local and fun hiking spot, red rocks growing green trees, in addition to hiking there are several unique viewpoints to take pictures. 🚩 How to play: Popular hikes ① Subway Cave ends with a recessed canyon landscape, ② Devil’s Bridge ends with a natural canyon arch stone bridge, and Chapel of the Holy Cross, a modern-style church embedded in rocks. Lake Powell 📖The most beautiful artificial lake in the American West, the lake flows through the meandering red siding rocks, perfect for an Arizona vacation. 🚩 How to play: Viewing, boating, kayaking. Antelope Canyon 📖Classic slit-type canyon landscape, especially dazzling in summer, showing the world of light and shadow. 🚩 How to play: divided into upper and lower valleys, summer upper valleys more people go, at noon can see the light column effect; lower valley deep bending, each has its own characteristics. After the tour, you can also stop by Horseshoe Bay to take a photo with the Horseshoe-shaped Canyon. Monument Valley 📖The movie "Forrest Gump" makes this a classic photo spot, three gravel mountains on the plains and the US-Western Highway in the movie. 🚩 How to play: Visitor center photo viewing, Highway from Forrest Gump movie outside the park (movie photo booth). ✔️ Arizona tour routes D1: Las Vegas → Grand Canyon National Park → Peggy Town D2: Peggy’s Town → Antelope Valley → Horseshoe Bay → Lake Powell → Peggy’s Town D3: Peggy Town → Monument Valley → Sedona D4: Sedona → Las Vegas ✅ 4-day route suitable for general viewing + some depth local experience, if only two days recommended to choose the previous two days route mainly oh ~

My family and I took a vacation to Arizona, where we were greeted by stunning views. Although the heat was intense, the beauty of the landscape was remarkable, enhanced by the presence of trees. The neighborhood was peaceful and picturesque. Our Airbnb in Sedona was exceptional; the beds were comfortable, and the house was spotless. We obtained all our information through the trip.com app, where we also booked our flights and explored reviews, ultimately leading us to the perfect accommodation.#familytravel#travel #arizona

This trip to the western United States was truly mind-blowing! The magnificent scenery of Grand Canyon National Park is breathtaking, and every step is a blockbuster-level scene; the changing light and shadow of Antelope Canyon is as beautiful as a painting. You must hire a tour guide here, because the tour guide will not only explain the history, but also teach you how to take the most beautiful light beam photos! The spectacular curve of Horseshoe Bend is amazing. Standing on the cliff overlooking the Colorado River, you can feel the wonders of nature! 📍 Attraction Information 🔹 Grand Canyon National Park 📍 Address: Arizona, USA ⏰ Opening hours: All year round (South Rim is open all day, North Rim is open seasonally) 🔹 Antelope Canyon 📍 Address: Navajo Tribal Park, Page, AZ 86040, USA ⏰ Opening hours: guided tour required (subject to appointment time) 🔹 Horseshoe Bend 📍 Address: Horseshoe Bend, Page, AZ 86040, USA ⏰ Opening hours: Open all year round (recommended to visit during sunrise or sunset) ⏰ Travel Tips ✅ Be sure to get up early! These attractions are all desert terrains, it’s cool in the morning, and the light for taking photos is also the best! 🌅 ✅ Be sure to make an appointment for a guided tour at Antelope Canyon and arrive on time, otherwise you may not be able to enter! ✅ Bring enough water and sunscreen, the sun in the western United States is really strong, sunscreen, hats, and sunglasses are essential 🧴🧢😎 ✅ It is recommended to wear comfortable shoes. There is a lot of sand in the canyon, and Horseshoe Bay requires a distance of walking 🚶♂️ ✅ Please free up your phone/camera memory, this trip is really great for taking photos! 📸 This trip was like walking into a National Geographic Channel set! Anyone who loves photography and nature should come here at least once in their life! 🌎✨ #AmericanWestSelf-driving #GrandCanyon #AntelopeCanyon #HorseshoeBend #USNationalParks #TravelPhotography #MagnificentScenery

And this is the ultimate for arriving in Utah and Arizona. This trip took many days because the starting point of this trip was to try taking a cruise in the middle of the Alaska Sea once in my life. So it made me regret that since I was already in America, I might as well stop by the Utah and Arizona zones to make it worthwhile. It would also be a shame to skip Las Vegas and do it all at once. But let's move on to another highlight of arriving in Utah and Arizona, which is the grandeur of the Grand Canyon and the magnificence of each type of rock here. Because I can say in one word that it is grand, magnificent, and extremely worth seeing with my own eyes again. I must say that this trip was completely self-guided. In each city, we rented a car to drive. It allowed us to get to the places and spend time with the atmosphere in a truly satisfying way. Actually, every place is beautiful, but in this post, I will only pick the highlights for myself... The places I intended to see were: • Antelope Canyon: This trip was a must-see because the last time I came, I only went to the Grand Canyon but didn't go to Antelope Canyon. I felt regret and thought that I had to come and see what was hidden beneath this huge canyon. And when walking down, I started to be amazed by the incredible specialness of the patterns and curves of the rocks. There will be Upper and Lower Antelope Canyon. I chose to go to Lower Antelope Canyon by buying a tour through the website myself. Here, you must have a guide. Organize as a group and walk along the canyon. •Horseshoe Bend or what is called Horseshoe is a shape of the Grand Canyon that is curved and has a large rock protruding in the middle of the circle, making it look like a horseshoe. And the view that I saw near sunset was extremely beautiful. It was the peak time to come see it. The state of Arizona actually has many more places to visit. Park the car and walk to the canyon for about 30 minutes. You will see a view this beautiful. I am glad to see and take pictures with the view that I have only seen on my computer screen, which is set to the Grand Canyon. Today, I saw it with my own eyes. Be careful not to fall. Don't be too adventurous! •Bryce Canyon National Park: I also wanted to see Hoodoos and see what it is. I've heard people talk about it but I was confused so I went to look on the website. Oh!! I have to come here once. When I arrived in Utah, I drove to the park. I could drive into the park and go to the viewpoints that I wanted. It's not difficult to travel. There is a map from the officer. Park your car at the points. Park at every point and you will get pictures with Hoodoos from different angles. I guarantee that you will be amazed by the abundance and the strange beauty that you have never seen anywhere else. •Monument Valley: This is another highlight. Drive to Monument Valley. I have to say that this place gave me goosebumps. You will see many giant rocks in the park. Driving around the park is very easy. It's not as difficult as I thought. We will learn and see the names of each rock. When you drive into the park by yourself, you will get a map. The road is one way. You won't get lost because you drive in a line. You can't drive because the road is gravel and there are many holes according to the surroundings. When you pass each point, park your car and get out to look and take pictures until you've seen them all. I guarantee that your phone memory will be full. Don't miss the photo spot where you can see all the rocks beautifully. Come to this point and you will see everything. It's done! And it's very beautiful. That is the Monument Valley Visitor Center, which is the entrance. Park the car and walk to the back. You will see this view. •Gooseneck: This is not the plan, but I was the most amazed. I give it the No. 1 ranking for its grandeur and goosebumps as soon as I saw it. I can't describe it. It used to be so grand that it was scary. This place is amazing, but not many people come here. Most importantly, it is very easy to drive there. When you park the car, you will see this view immediately. I am surprised that not many people come here. I consider this place to be a dark horse. See for yourself how beautiful and magnificent the Grand Canyon is, which curves like a large snake coiling around. I think anyone who has time to drive around by themselves must come here. Overall summary: There are still many more places and many pictures in America in the Utah - Arizona zone. This is another one of my dream destinations. And finally, I was able to bring myself to experience nature that is so incredibly beautiful. #Utah #Arizona #usatravel #withmyshutter #travelphotography #เที่ยวต่างประเทศ #photo #ปีใหม่ที่เที่ยวใหม่

There are several famous spots in Vermilion Cliffs National Park, which is almost on the border between Arizona and Utah. The familiar "THE WAVE" from TV is also located in Vermilion Cliffs National Park! The number of people who can enter THE WAVE per day is limited, and if you don't win the lottery, you won't be able to see the spectacular view. ...But! It would be a shame to give up now! There is one more place in Vermilion Cliffs National Park! A hidden, spectacular spot that only a few people know about. That is the White Pocket that I would like to introduce this time. 👏 Anyone can enter without a lottery. ◎ There were hardly any tourists there, so maybe it's a hidden spot! The moment you step into White Pocket, you will see a strange white object that looks like a turtle shell and a wave pattern that looks like someone has drawn it on the ground. It didn't seem real, and I felt like I was in another world 🚀☁️ By the way, the true identity of these bumps is that they were formed when sand dunes fossilized and emerged to the surface! I've never seen anything like this. It's amazing... We trekked White Pocket with an experienced Japanese tour guide! (Honestly, I don't recommend going on your own because you'll definitely get lost.) The road to White Pocket is long and rough. There are endless muddy areas and bumps. Apparently, if we went in a normal car, the tires wouldn't be able to withstand it, so we switched to a four-wheel drive and headed there with confidence! There are no shops around White Pocket. The tour takes about 1-2 hours, so be sure to bring plenty of water with you ◎ (Someone in another group ran out of water and asked for some...) 🏜️Spot name: White Pocket 📍Location: Vermilion Cliffs National Monument AZ 🚘Access: ※We recommend joining a tour especially if you are going for the first time! #Spectacular views #Spectacular spots #US trip #Unexplored places #0 yen tripFebruary 2025

If you're heading to the American West, we'd like to introduce you to the spectacular Grand Canyon National Park, a place that everyone wants to visit at least once✨ It's said to be the largest canyon in the world, with a total length of about 450 km, a depth of about 1.6 km, and a total area of ​​4,926 square kilometers! It's a romantic area where fossils and minerals are still sleeping, with layers of rock that are said to be more than 2 billion years old💭 The clearly visible layers of rock are so beautiful that you can see them clearly◎Anyway, I was overwhelmed by the vast scale of this place! The daytime is recommended as the weather is good and you can take beautiful photos, but you can also see a different side of the Grand Canyon in the morning and evening◎ 🏔️Spot name: Grand Canyon National Park 📍Location: Grand Canyon National Park, Arizona 86023 💰Admission fee: $35 per car $30 per motorcycle $20 per person on bicycle or foot *This is the fee for one week, so we recommend that you keep the ticket instead of throwing it away! 🉐Free parking day in 2025↓ ・Monday, January 20 ・Saturday, April 19 ・Thursday, June 19 ・Monday, August 4 ・Saturday, September 27 ・Tuesday, November 11 *Fee for camping, lodges, tours, etc. is not included *Check the official website for details! #Spectacular views #Spectacular spots #America #World Heritage Sites #0 yen trip February 2025

If you are going on a natural tour of Arizona, we would like to introduce you to Horseshoe Bend, a spectacular spot that you cannot miss. ✨ Horseshoe Bend means "horse's horseshoe" and was named after the deeply eroded shape of the canyon, which is the same as a horse's horseshoe! It's a very impressive sight, as you can look down on the river from 300 meters above the ground. ◎ To get to Horseshoe Bend, you need to trek about 1 kilometer. This trek requires walking under the scorching sun, so it's important to bring drinking water with you. ◎ I don't think there was anywhere that sold water. 💦 *It seems that the trail has been gradually improved since 2020, and now you can walk on a flat path! 🏜️Spot name: Horseshoe Bend 📍Location: Page, AZ 86040 United States of America 🕰️Opening hours: It is said to be from sunrise to sunset *No closing days 💰Admission fee: Free 🅿️Parking: Private parking available *10 dollars per car #Amazing view #Amazing view spot #Photogenic spot #America #0 yen trip February 2025

Last time, we introduced "Upper Antelope Canyon (a tour where you go between rock walls and see beams of light)", but this time! We will introduce "Lower Antelope Canyon" ✨ Both are tours to see the miraculous formations created by the great nature of Arizona, but the Lower is more adventurous◎ When you arrive at the entrance to Lower Antelope Canyon, you go down the stairs to the underground. The exit is also a climb up the stairs and comes out as if you are crawling up from the ground! lol The footing is worse than the Upper Canyon, and the walking space is limited, so it is difficult to walk, but! It feels like an adventure☀️ When you go down to the underground, you will see a magnificent view of nature created over many years by floods, rain, and ground movement! I was also happy that the tour guide took a lot of photos for us♪ ⚠️Participation in the Lower Tour is mandatory, and individual sightseeing is prohibited (please note) ※The meeting place will vary depending on the tour you are participating in! 🏔️Spot name: Lower Antelope Canyon 🏜️Participating tour: Dixie’s Lower Antelope Canyon Tours ◆Price: Adults (8 years and over) ▶︎$72.8 Children (4-7 years) ▶︎$72.8 Children (0-3 years) ▶︎Free ※Meet 45 minutes before the tour starts. *There are about two tour companies in total ◆Tour times: Winter▶︎8:45am – 2:45pm Summer▶︎6:15am – 4:45pm ◆Location: Indn, Route 222, Page, AZ 86040, United States 86040 #Amazing views #Amazing spots #Nature #America #Arizona #0 yen tripFebruary 2025

In the southwestern United States, there lies a captivating land—Arizona. Here, nature's artistry has sculpted countless breathtaking landscapes. Antelope Canyon resembles a mystical poem of the earth. Its narrow, slot-like canyons feature walls adorned with graceful curves and unique textures. As sunlight filters through the crevices, it paints fantastical light and shadows on the canyon walls, as if time stands still. The red rocks are a masterpiece of oxidation over the ages, each texture narrating the vicissitudes of history. Not far away, at Horseshoe Bend, the Colorado River carves a perfect horseshoe shape. The azure water is encircled by red cliffs, creating a striking contrast that evokes awe. This magical land boasts not only unique geological formations but also abundant flora and fauna. Giant cacti stand like desert guardians, their towering bodies storing the hope of life. Their blossoming flowers add a touch of brightness to the barren desert. White-winged doves flit among them, their pristine feathers gleaming in the sunlight. And then there's the enigmatic desert badger. Medium-sized with sandy-yellow fur that blends seamlessly with the desert, its small eyes, nose, and ears are testaments to its adaptation to arid conditions. At night or early morning, it emerges to forage, feasting on insects and small mammals. The burrows it digs serve as safe havens. Today, more and more tourists are drawn to experience the unique scenery of Arizona. However, with increased human activity, this land also faces challenges. To preserve the beauty and life here, local authorities are actively implementing protective measures, striving to safeguard this gift of nature. Come to Arizona and experience the awe-inspiring beauty of nature for yourself.

We stopped off at The Shops at Pinon Pointe as a rest stop after a stroll around Sedona. It's a large shopping mall with a variety of stores. 🛍️ Among them, we'll introduce WILDFLOWER, a restaurant where you can enjoy breakfast and lunch while enjoying the spectacular view of Sedona. ✨ We went there during lunch time, and the sandwiches and soups were delicious. ◎ (They're all large lol) French toast is also popular for breakfast. 🥞 The terrace seats are usually popular, but it was hot that day, so it was empty! ! From the deck, we could see Snoopy Rock, a rocky mountain that looks like Snoopy lying on his back. ✔️ Why not stop by here as a rest stop during your mountain hike in Sedona? 🥣Store name: WILDFLOWER by Wildflower bread company 📍Location: 101 AZ-89A, Sedona, AZ 86336 USA * Located inside The Shops At Pinon Pointe 🍽️Menu genre A wide variety of menu items including sandwiches, burgers, soups, salads, breads, and more! *Vegan food available 🕰️Business hours: 8:00~20:00 🅿️Parking: Available #America #Arizona #usa #Drive #Cafe #0yentripFebruary2025

#FashionableOverseasPlaces #PowerSpots Introducing the CHAPEL OF THE HOLY CROSS, a church built on the sacred red rocks of Sedona. The cross on the exterior wall is very noticeable. The inside of the church was more compact than I expected. There is a tree along the wall of the chapel, and Jesus is hanging on the tree. From the front window, you can see the great outdoors of Sedona, and I felt its powerful power. (Maybe this is why it's called a power spot...?) You have to go up the hill from the parking lot to get to the church, but the promenade is well maintained so even wheelchairs can go up. ⛪️Spot name: CHAPEL OF THE HOLY CROSS 📍Location: 780 Chapel Rd., Sedona, AZ 86336 🕰️Opening hours: Monday-Sunday 9:00-17:00 (last entrance 16:45) Gift shop 9:30-16:30 *Closed on Christmas and Easter 🅿️Parking: On the right side of the road (45 spaces) #overseastravel #america #churches #sedona #arizona

I'd like to introduce a cute general store I came across while touring the vortex in Sedona, Son Silver West Galleries Inc. 🐎 The signboard gives off a western vibe 💭 I felt like I was in the American West! lol This is a market-like area packed with Arizona folk crafts, miscellaneous goods, and interior items. Outside the store, there were various objects lined up, although I don't know if they were products or interior items!! ! It was a bit cluttered overall, but that made it more interesting to look at, so I ended up staying there for about two hours 🛍️It took quite a while to look at each one carefully! I couldn't help but take a photo, but for some reason there was a shop with a huge amount of chili peppers hanging, and I thought it was a unique spot lol There are also many photo spots, so it's recommended as a tourist spot ◎ 🐎 Spot name: Son Silver West Galleries Inc 📍 Location: 1476 AZ-179, Sedona, AZ 86336 United States 🕰️ Business hours: Mon-Fri 9:00-17:30 #0 yen trip February 2025 #Sedona #US trip #Miscellaneous goods #Arizona