Things to do in Flagstaff

Route 66 is an old, worn-out asphalt road, cracked in some sections with weeds sprouting from the gaps. Occasionally, an abandoned gas station stands by the roadside, its sign rusted but still standing, its pump covered in dust. Driving into a small town, the neon lights outside old restaurants don't work during the day, and old photos and broken guitars are displayed in the windows. Next to it, an old Chevrolet, rusted to its frame, sits there like a sculpture. There's hardly anyone around; the wind whistles through the road signs, creating a desolate atmosphere.

See millions of years of history unraveled in the geology of the rocks at this popular scenic and historic hiking area, once populated by the Sinagua Indians.

Lower Antelope Canyon is definitely worth a visit. We were lucky to have a great guide, Joanna from Ken's Tour. Hope I spelled her name correctly. Here's a picture of her. She was very efficient in teaching us how to adjust our camera settings and helped us take photos. For the last photo, she asked everyone what language they spoke and said "seahorse" in Chinese. Joanna took all the particularly good, wallpaper-worthy photos and also offered to take group photos for everyone. A good guide makes this trip even more perfect.

Grand Canyon National Park is a truly spectacular place that leaves you amazed from the moment you arrive. The endless canyon views, dramatic cliffs, and beautifully layered rocks create a landscape unlike anywhere else. Every viewpoint offers a different perspective, especially during sunrise and sunset when the colors become incredibly vibrant. Walking along the rim feels peaceful while surrounded by such immense natural beauty. For adventure lovers, the hiking trails provide an unforgettable way to experience the canyon up close. It is a perfect destination for nature, photography, and exploration. If you could visit, would you choose sunrise or sunset?

Upper Antelope Canyon is a breathtaking natural wonder famous for its smooth sandstone walls, flowing curves, and mesmerizing patterns shaped by wind and water over thousands of years. As sunlight filters through the narrow canyon, the walls glow with beautiful shades of orange, red, and gold, creating an almost magical atmosphere. Every turn reveals a new shape and perspective, making it an incredible destination for photography and exploration. The peaceful yet dramatic scenery feels completely different from ordinary landscapes. If you love unique natural formations, stunning colors, and unforgettable travel experiences, Upper Antelope Canyon is truly a remarkable place to discover and definitely worth visiting.

Perhaps the service there is always like that, because I didn't really enjoy any service. It was too hot and there wasn't a place to rest. I even swallowed some sand, and there was no water to wash it off. But the scenery was truly beautiful. I think going once is worthwhile, but not going at all wouldn't be a regret. No videos were allowed, so I only have pictures.