บรรยากาศในอุทยาน Monument Valley Utah

Monument Valley Park, Utah Here are the full atmosphere of the park. Because I took a lot of photos, I'll share them with you all. For Monument Valley Park, traveling around the park is easy and not as difficult as you think because the paths in the park force us to follow the signs. There are signs all along the way indicating which way to go. And there is only one path, so you don't have to think much. Just prepare your eyes to see the beautiful view of Monument Valley Park. First of all, when entering the park, when we approach the park area, we will see a fort in the middle of the road. It is like a checkpoint to collect the entrance fee to the park. We pay here without getting out of the car. The entrance fee includes all the travel inside the park. The price is 8 USD per person. It is not expensive because the park has a view that is worth the trip. In the post, look for each mountain or rock column. There will be a sign with the name of each type of rock. And we can park the car to see the view and take pictures at every point. When entering the park, the officer at the checkpoint will give you a map of the park to show you the rocks that you will see. Just keep going. It's really fun. Here are some examples of rock names from the entrance to the park: • East and West Mitten Buttes • Elephant Butte • Three Sisters • John Ford’s Point • Camel Butte • The Hub & Rain God Mesa • Totem Pole • Bird Spring & Sands Spring • The Cube • Spearhead Mesa • Navajo Code Talker Outpost • Cly Butte • The Thumb • North Window • Wild Cat Trail Actually, if you drive around the park, if you stop by sometimes, it will take about 45 minutes to 1 hour. You will drive around in a circle. But for me, I went down to take pictures for a long time, so I was in here for about 2-3 hours, which is quite a long time. So for those who are thinking about how to travel around the park, like I said, we will pass through every point because the route requires you to pass through anyway. Don't worry. For the car I use, I chose to drive an SUV. Therefore, it is easy to drive around the park because the road inside is still red dirt. There are some potholes along the way, but it is not a small car that cannot drive. I saw some people driving around because the route is not that harsh. But generally, when renting a car, the price of an SUV and a regular sedan are not much different, so I chose a big car first. I hope this post gives you a picture of the park, what the roads are like, what the driving routes are like, and how long it takes to visit. I have already explained the basics. For a beautiful viewpoint where you can see the rocks in one frame, it is at the Tourist Center. It is right at the entrance to the park. There are hotels, souvenir shops, restaurants, and restrooms. So don't forget to stop and take a picture at the Tourist Center viewpoint. #Utahtravel #monumentvalley #travelusa #phototravel #bloggertravel #withmyshutter #100WaysToTravel