US Attractions | Irresistible Canyon Scenery!

| Irresistible Canyon Scenery!. Rich colors, shocking landforms, a must-visit spot for self-driving tours! 😆The United States, a country with many unparalleled beauties, no matter how many times you go, it's never enough! For those who are going on a self-driving tour in the United States, don't miss this spot, the Grand Canyon National Park. 😍Grand Canyon National Park is one of the seven wonders of the world, located in the northwest of Arizona. The entire national park is divided into the South Rim and the North Rim, each with its own characteristics. 😋The South Rim is the most visited route by tourists, and its self-driving road is also quite well built, often allowing for a deeper exploration. 😜If the weather is good, watching a stunning sunset here, the warm yellow of the sky and the orange-red of the canyon complement each other, as beautiful as a fairyland. 📍Attraction Name: Grand Canyon National Park 📍Attraction Address: Arizona, United States 📍Ticket Price: Private Car Ticket: $30; Motorcycle Ticket: $25; Pedestrian and Bicycle Ticket: $15 (January 1-December 31 Monday-Sunday)

Hiking In Grand Canyon South Rim

#gohiking Grand Canyon South Rim is the ideal choice for a first visit to the Grand Canyon because it offers the most expansive views and the easiest scenic trail. I did the Rim Trial as it the easiest trail with almost no elevation change and with breathtaking views of the canyon from above. It is also because one of the shuttle routes runs along this trail, and several shuttle stops are located at different points along the Rim Trail . The Trail start from the Grand Canyon village and ends at Hermit Rest, but you can begin and end it at any of the shuttle stops. You can also hike the trail all the way to Hermits Rest, then get back to the trailhead by the shuttle bus. This trail is highly recommended for everyone given it level of difficulty is low .

Grand Canyon South Rim - another perspective

Another spot I have visited multiple times. The Grand Canyon South Rim has not only a spectacular vista but some really good information centres and artefacts to view. This Rim is a little more set up than the West Rim with a decent sized gift shop and information centre. I very much enjoyed being able to self drive here so that we could move along the Rim at our own speed. There is so much to see and do without going down in to the canyon itself. Sections of this Rim are fenced which is probably not a bad thing considering the number of people who visit, while other sections are completely open. A short drive east of the main lookout is a fantastic artefact museum. It is only small but we spent a good hour looking around the different displays before moving on further east to an old village ruin. Very fascinating and the cultural significance of the are is in abundance as you move along the different vantage points. Love coming back to the South Rim time and time again. #gooutside #naturalwonders

Rocks 70 Million Years Old

no one knows exactly how old the #grandcanyon is. 👴🏻 a study suggests that the process may have started as far back as 70 million years ago! 🪨 the grand canyon was not as breath-taking as we imagined since we visited it last, but we still took a million photos of the same view. 📸 on the way back, we saw the night view of the #hooverdam which was pretty cool. 🦫

Finally, I got to go see the Grand Canyon! #grandcanyon

Splendid Grand Canyon The rocks in the Grand Canyon area of the United States are mostly red. The exposed layers from the bottom to the top are relatively complete, including the pre-Cambrian, Paleozoic, Mesozoic, and Cenozoic eras. The oldest layer is metamorphic rock from the Precambrian era. The exposed layers are clear in sequence, with different colors, and contain representative fossil specimens from various geological ages. It is also known as the "living geological history textbook".