The Grand Canyon State of Arizona presents diverse stunning scenery together with noteworthy landmarks and unusual adventures which draw international tourists. Arizona invites visitors to experience its amazing national parks while they enjoy their dining experience at an interesting subterranean restaurant.
Grand Canyon National Park
If you are visiting Arizona, you can’t skip the Grand Canyon National Park – all 277 miles of it! This UNESCO World Heritage site is a real natural wonder, carved over millions of years by the mighty Colorado River. Its massive, winding landscaping is awe-inspiring that captures the hearts of visitors. Travelers can experience the park’s beauty walking along rim trails while hiking or take a mule-ride down into the canyon or go on a helicopter ride for an aerial view. You gain different perception from every angle.
Sedona
Visitors should experience Sedona which displays red rock cliffs alongside artistic authenticity. The town captivates visitors because it has earned recognition for its spiritual energy and provides both natural sightseeing and opportunities for personal renewal. Besides the scenic hiking and biking trails of Red Rock State Park visitors can experience art galleries boutique shops and gourmet restaurants throughout the town. The magical scenes of Sedona arise from its red rocks that shift to vibrant oranges and deep reds during dawn and dusk.
Monument Valley
Monument Valley is popular for its striking sandstone buttes and expansive desert views, which is a classic representation of the American West. This Navajo National Park lies on the border of Arizona-Utah border. Many films are shot across this Navajo national Park. There are guided tours, where the skilled guides take the excursions on off-the-beaten-path locations and even share stories about the area’s cultural value. From the Valley drive Circle, you will be able to see the popular formations like the Merrick Butte and the Mittens.
Antelope Canyon
Near Page is the Antelope Canyon popular for its enthralling light beams and wave–like structure. You get to explore two sections – the upper Antelope Canyon offering easy access to the popular light shafts, while the lower part involves narrow passage ways and ladders. These natural wonders need a guided tour for safe navigation across the intricate terrain, while capturing remarkable photographs.
Tucson
Tucson lies in the Sonoran Desert surrounded by Saguaro National park. It is a great place for outdoor activities like horseback riding, hiking, and stargazing. The historic downtown features old building structures with colourful frescoes and the culinary scene reflects its Mexican heritage. History buffs must not miss a visit tpo the Arizona-Sonora Desert Museum and Mission San Xavier del Bac to gain an insight into the region’s cultural and natural history.
The Turquoise Room
The underground restaurant lies beneath the historic La Posada Hotel in Winslow. It offers south-western cuisine with dishes made from locally sourced ingredients. You will get to taste the influence of Native American in the recipes. The décor is antique with dim lights and charming ambiance. You get taken back in the bygone era….it means you go on a journey through Arizona’s culinary history!
Plan a visit to Arizona, an adventure awaits you!
