The Look of Wind - Antelope Canyon

The Antelope Canyon is located in the northernmost part of Arizona, USA. It is the largest tribal territory of Native Americans. It is named Antelope Canyon because bighorn antelopes often appear in the canyon. The Antelope Canyon is divided into two parts: Upper Antelope and Lower Antelope. The upper antelope is above the ground, and the lower antelope is below the ground. Because the Antelope Canyon is not part of the national park, it is located in the Indian reservation, so you must join a tour group on site. 📌Upper Antelope Canyon This is a photographer's paradise and a masterpiece of nature. At noon, the sun shines through narrow gaps to create beams of light, as if the sky has been opened. The Upper Antelope Canyon has a gentle terrain and is suitable for traveling with the elderly and children. It takes 20 minutes by jeep to get to Antelope Canyon. 📌Lower Antelope Canyou The Lower Antelope Canyon was formed by floods and strong winds beneath the ground. Here you can feel the shape of the wind. The sandstone in the canyon is carved into various soft curves, which are extremely gorgeous under different sunlight angles. Young people in the Lower Antelope Canyon need to hike about 1 kilometer, and there will be ups and downs stairs. It will be closed in bad weather. A newly developed one is the Antelope Canyon, and the scenery is not as delicate as the previous two.