2-Day VIP Tour Grand Canyon National Park, Monument Valley, Upper or Lower Antelope Canyon and Horseshoe Bend

Day 1: Las Vegas → Grand Canyon National Park

Las Vegas

Grand Canyon National Park

Grand Canyon South Rim

05:50am - 6:10am Bus Pick-up

10am Pass through the Route 66, you pass through the place where Route 66 of the American highway network passed nearly a hundred years ago. After World War II, the American highway network replaced the function of ordinary interstate highways, and this Highway 66 became "Route 66". Historic Route 66. We will stop at this attraction to give guests plenty of time to take pictures.

12pm Grand Canyon (You can choose to upgrade the South Rim Helicopter to visit the Grand Canyon in the air), arrive at the visitor center for a short rest, go to the most famous observation deck of Mather Point (about 45 minutes), and then visit the Desert View Watchtower (about 45 minutes).

5PM Entering Horseshoe Bay, due to force majeure factors such as weather and lighting time, the exact sunset time cannot be guaranteed. The company is not responsible if the sunset cannot be seen due to force majeure.

6PM Page hotel

Grand Canyon(East & South Rim):

The Grand Canyon in Arizona is a natural formation distinguished by layered bands of red rock, revealing millions of years of

geological history in cross-section. Vast in scale, the canyon averages 10 miles across and a mile deep along its 277-mile length. Much of the area is a national park, with Colorado River white-water rapids and sweeping vistas.

Horseshoe bend:

Is a U-shaped river in the Colorado River in Arizona. Since the rock surrounded by the river is shaped like a horseshoe, it is called Horseshoe Bend.

Powell Lake:

It is located at the National Recreational Area, a lake named after the explorer General John Wesley Powell. Lake Powell is the second largest artificial lake in the United States. It covers an area of 65,000 hectares, 170 meters deep and 300 kilometers long. It is a reservoir of the Colorado River and built for the Grand Canyon Dam. The scenery is beautiful and majestic, the water and the sky are all beautiful.

• Tour guide will arrange simple meals for visitors.
• Accommodation in Page
• Things to Know
  • Itinerary time is in summer time, winter time is 1 hour earlier than the summer time.

Day 2: Monument Valley(surcharge) → Upper or Lower Antelope Canyon → Zion National Park or Sedona → Las Vegas

Monument Valley

Upper Antelope Canyon

Lower Antelope Canyon

Description:

6:00AM Leave to Monument Valley(teardrop)(1~1.5hours)*Additional fare is required for Monument Valley tour. Guests who do not book the Monument Valley tour will need to spend free time around the hotel and join the Antelope Valley tour around noon.

Noon Lunch

Noon After lunch, Antelope Canyon(90mins),

Afternoon Via Lake Powell, Glen Dam, total around one hour

08:00pm Arrive Las Vegas

Monument Valley: Monument Valley Navajo Tribal Park is one of the most spectacular and well-documented landmark landscapes in the United States. After years of wind and rain erosion, it finally formed into what we are today. Spectacular view of Monument Valley. Full of scarlet mesa hills and eerie sandstone towers, the area is a favorite for Hollywood movies. You can choose to take a 4X4 off-road vehicle to enter the canyon for an in-depth tour (highly recommended), or you can stop at the visitor center to take photos and have free activities.

Antelope Canyon: Spend about 90mins in this stunning canyon.

Lake Powell, Glen Dam: Drive Thru

Zion National Park: Is a national park in the southwestern United States. The 229-square-mile National Park is the premier attraction of the Zion Canyon, 15 miles long and half a mile deep. The red and tan brown Navajo sandstones are divided by

the northern tributary of the Viking River. Other famous features include the White Great Throne, the Checkerboard Mesa, the Kolob Canyons, the Three Patriarchs and the Virgin river Pass.

• Tour guide will arrange simple meals for visitors.
• Arrive Las Vegas arouond 20:00pm (Not guaranteed)
• Things to Know
  • Due to the weather in winter, Zion National Park was cancelled and the trip was rescheduled to Sedona.
  • We will modify the itinerary of the tour if the tour is affected by force majeure factors such as weather, traffic, disaster, etc. Thank you for your understanding.
  • If customers couldn't enter the attraction, due to the force majeure factors, we will refund the prepaid tickets. For the unpaid attraction, we will find the other attraction for substitution.