Antelope Canyon - a natural sculpture of beauty, a paradise of light!

Antelope Canyon is located not far southeast of Page, within the Navajo Indian Reservation, situated in a perennially dry riverbed, and is divided into two separate canyons: upper and lower. From above, the Upper Antelope Canyon looks like a narrow channel carved by flowing water through the rock and sandstone, while the Lower Antelope Canyon is hidden beneath the surface, mysterious and unseen. When sunlight illuminates the deep and tranquil sections of the canyon, the dance of light and shadow unleashes its charm here, making it a paradise for photography enthusiasts. The Lower Antelope Canyon, located underground, requires descending metal staircases to reach its depths, and sometimes ropes are needed to navigate through. Due to the difficulty of access, there are fewer visitors, but photographers often come here to capture the scenery. As sunlight pours into the quiet depths of the canyon, the dance of light and shadow casts its enchanting spell, revealing the wonder that is Antelope Canyon!