Departing from Las Vegas, drive through St. George and Kanab, arriving in Page, and then return to Las Vegas.
Upper Antelope Canyon (activity duration: approximately 1-2 hour)
Experience the awe-inspiring Upper Antelope Canyon, one of the world’s most famous slot canyons and a renowned photography destination. Known by the Navajo as "the place where water runs through rocks," the canyon is composed of iconic red sandstone. Inside, the rocks have been sculpted by flash floods, creating a dreamlike landscape. Located within the Navajo Reservation, this natural wonder is often called an "underground paradise" by visitors. Entrance is only permitted with a Navajo guide, not only for the protection of the environment and culture but also for the safety of visitors. Even on a sunny day, a sudden rainstorm can quickly transform this narrow paradise into a deadly, raging torrent with no possibility of escape.
Horseshoe Bend (activity duration: approximately 1 hour)
Located near the small town of Page, Arizona, and not far from Antelope Canyon, Horseshoe Bend is a breathtaking natural wonder like no other. Situated within the Navajo Reservation, its soil is similar to that of Utah, rich in iron and manganese, which gives it a beautiful metallic red glow under the sunlight. The Colorado River, cutting through the bend, gleams emerald green, creating a striking contrast with the red soil. The bend itself is perfectly rounded, making it visually stunning. Moreover, its depth and size give it an imposing grandeur. From the cliff above, you can see tiny boats on the river below, appearing as small as flies.
Lake Powell (activity duration: approximately 20 minutes)
Straddling the border of Arizona and Utah, Lake Powell is one of the most popular inland water recreation destinations in the United States and the second-largest man-made lake in the country. Nicknamed the "Colored Canyon," the lake appears as if a dazzling gem has been carved into the fiery red landscape of the Southwest.