I have heard many people say that the Grand Canyon is famous, but the scenery is too monotonous. I was very excited when I first saw it, but I wouldn't wait too long before I wanted to leave my visual fatigue. Because the scenery of each viewpoint is similar, and the daytime light is strong, the photos taken are not attractive, so it is natural to feel bored. In fact, it is not so much a pure tourist attraction as it is a place suitable for outdoor (hiking or rafting) activities. If you can take the time and walk down the hiking route to the bottom of the valley, you will have a new understanding of the Grand Canyon. Unfortunately, we did not give ourselves a chance to re-recognize the Grand Canyon. First, it is not enough time schedule. Secondly, we all have no hobbies about hiking, so we can only visit the tour. If you look at the South Rim and see the Grand Canyon is a feeling of being on the top of the mountain, then you may not feel strange, because it is more than a country with its spectacular mountain views. However, if you look at the flat "mountain peak" that has been cut across the knife, you realize that this is not a mountain, but a crack in the earth. Perhaps you will be touched and marvel at the magic of nature.