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Not included: Audio guide; Meals and beverages; Other personal expenses; Tips and gratuities
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Antelope Canyon is one of the world's most famous slot canyons and a well-known photography spot. Its geological structure features the famous red sandstone, and the rocks within the canyon have been sculpted into a dreamlike world by flash floods. Located in a Native American reservation, this natural wonderland is a "subterranean paradise" for visitors, requiring entry with a Native American guide. This is not only for the protection of nature and culture but also for the personal safety of visitors. Even when the sun is shining above the canyon, a sudden rainstorm can instantly transform this narrow paradise into a rushing torrent, leaving no chance of escape. (Approx. 1-2 hours) Horseshoe Bend is located near the town of Page, Arizona, not far from Antelope Canyon. (Approx. 1 hour) Lake Powell straddles the border of Arizona and Utah and is one of America's most popular inland water recreation hotspots. It is the second-largest artificial lake in the United States and is known as the "Colorful Canyon." The entire lake appears as if a divine hand has hewn a brilliant jade from the fiery red landscape of the Southwest. (Approx. 20 minutes) The route from Las Vegas to Antelope Canyon passes through St. George, Kanab, and arrives in Page, before returning to Las Vegas.