ARIZONA ROAD TRIP — LA SAP STYLE

ADVENTURES IN ARIZONA

Arizona, Arizona, Arizona, Arizona.... I'm not sure where to begin. I spent two nights in Arizona and was blown away by the surroundings. Nature comes knocking at your door even if you haven't paid to look at it. From the breathtaking mountains to the diverse rock formations. It is awe-inspiring to the eyes, and I am grateful I was able to witness it.

My vacation was brief, yet it was full of memorable experiences. On this expedition, every minute was crucial. Our first stop was Flagstaff, a little town with a few decent hotels. I didn't do anything in Flagstaff other than eat and return to the hotel. The following day, we left very early for the Grand Canyon.

This trip's main attraction was the Grand Canyon, which did not disappoint. From the beginning to the end. The sights of the Grand Canyon are not perfectly captured in photographs, no matter how good the camera is. I felt like I was in a movie with beautiful scenery. Hopefully, I will not be the villain who is cast into the Canyon's deepest recesses. Then I came to a complete stop and thanked God for such a lovely scene.

We observed the Duck on the rock mountain and different reptiles slithering on the ground as we went along. Then we arrived at the show's zenith, the pinnacle of all perspectives. With the Colorado River flowing through it, you could finally see everything the canyon had to offer from one perspective. There was a man who presented a brief history of the Canyon, as well as a large group of hikers. We had to depart, though, because we had a tour arranged at our next stop.

The Antelope Canyon and Horseshoe Bend Lake were our next stops in Page, Arizona. Before that, we had lunch at the Dam Bar in Page, which served decent food and had an interesting restaurant design. Tickets were sold out at the front desk at Antelope Canyon, so I recommend purchasing your tickets online and selecting a time that works best for you.

The wonder of the mountain fractures could be found in that hollow of splendor. The view will leave you speechless. Fortunately for us, the sun shone directly through the trench of the crack to the ground. It was a stunning sight to see.

The Horseshoe Bend, where a lake surrounds a magnificent hill, was the next stop. That was also spectacular, and many photographs were taken.

We next proceed to the Glenn Canyon Lake Powell Resort and Marinas. We stayed there for the night. The Colorado River and stunning mountains surrounded the resort. The river and mountains could be seen from our room's windows and patio.

The resort has a lovely pool where I was able to unwind a little when we arrived. We made sure there were not a lot of people at the pool before we used it. It was very relaxing; I don’t like a pool with a lot of people in it so what I did was to put only my feet into the water for a while and went back to rest on the chairs while reading and sipping a delicious fruit drink.

We also enjoyed dinner at the resort in a stunning glass-walled restaurant called the Rainbow room where we could enjoy the view from every aspect. The view was breathtaking, and we were fortunate that it was dusk, so we were able to have our meal while watching a wonderful sunset.

We went to bed after dinner after taking a short walk down the riverbank. We had a long ride to Vegas the next day, so we didn't want to waste any time. To tell you the truth, I had a great time on this vacation.

Unfortunately, we were only able to remain for a short time, but if you are planning a trip where you will be staying longer, I recommend kayaking, sailing in boats or even a yacht, taking a walk down the river, or even Jet-skiing. Wahweap, which means salt or alkali and crack or stream; Lees Ferry, an ancient trail down the Paria Canyon and the Colorado River; Escalante, a beautiful hiking trail; Rainbow Bridge, one of the world's largest natural bridges; and Bullfrog Halls Crossing, which appears to have been abandoned to the wind are some of the attractions to enjoy in this place.