Open Google Map, I found that the location of Las Vegas is perfect for travel enthusiasts, go northwest, there are Death Valley, Yosemite, until San Francisco ; west, Sequoia National Park , Los Angeles ; east, big Canyon, Antelope Canyon
I’ve been struggling for a long time, going from LV to the Grand Canyon, Antelope Canyon, Horseshoe Bay, Route 66, and then back to LV or straight back to LA. Would you like to go to the Antelope Canyon first, or is it better to go to the Grand Canyon first?
At present, the family are more interested in the Grand Canyon National Park, Horseshoe Bay, Antelope Canyon, these three places, but because of the relationship of time, feel that to Las Vegas only enough time to go to one place, I do not know where to go better?
I am often asked, I want to go to the western United States to see the natural western scenery of the United States, but how should the route be arranged?
After visiting the Antelope Canyon, we had a buffet lunch and drove back to Las Vegas. It was just after four in the afternoon when we left the restaurant. At the Powell lake lake let us watch the lake view.
This trip, we set out from Las Vegas, visited the Grand Canyon and Antelope Canyon, a total of 4 days, the following is our itinerary for your reference.
The most beautiful national parks and some of the most beautiful natural features in the United States are mostly associated with the Rockies, which run from south to north across the continent, from Mexico to Canada. Today's focus is on the journey from Las Vegas to Antelope Canyon.
t. If you go to the Grand Canyon or Antelope Canyon from Las Vegas, you must find out the time difference, winter and summer time of the three major states involved. Otherwise, you may miss the CHECK IN time of Antelope Canyon or helicopter, or you may regret it when it is dark in the Grand Canyon…
Have been to the west and to the west of the people, schedule are not less than the Antelope Canyon stop. Everyone wants to see”The place touched by God” the legendary photography paradise. From Las Vegas, we get a sense of how shocking and amazing light and shadow can be in real life.
