Departing from Las Vegas, passing through St. George and Kanab, arriving in Page, and then returning to Las Vegas.

Lower Antelope Canyon (activity duration: approximately 1-2 hour)
Lower Antelope Canyon is one of the world's most famous slot canyons and a renowned photography destination. The canyon is made of iconic red sandstone, and the rocks inside have been sculpted by flash floods, creating a dreamlike landscape. Located within a Native American reservation, this natural wonder is often referred to as an "underground paradise" by visitors. Entrance is only allowed with a Navajo guide, not only to preserve the environment and culture but also to ensure visitor safety. Even on a sunny day, a sudden rainstorm could quickly turn this narrow paradise into a dangerous, fast-moving torrent with no chance of escape.

Horseshoe Bend (activity duration: approximately 1 hour)
Located near the town of Page, Arizona, and not far from Antelope Canyon, Horseshoe Bend is a breathtaking sight like no other. Situated within the Navajo Reservation, the soil is similar to that of Utah, rich in iron and manganese, which gives it a beautiful metallic red sheen under the sunlight. The Colorado River cutting through the bend glows an emerald green, creating a visually stunning contrast with the red earth. The bend itself is perfectly smooth, and its graceful shape adds to its beauty. Furthermore, its immense depth and size create a sense of grandeur. From above, you can see tiny boats on the river below, appearing as small as flies.

Lake Powell (activity duration: approximately 20 minutes)
Lake Powell, straddling the border between Arizona and Utah, is one of the most popular inland water recreation hotspots in the United States and the second-largest man-made lake in the country. Known as the "Colorful Canyon," it appears as if a brilliant gem has been carved into the fiery red landscape of the American Southwest.

Prime Time: 11:00am-13:30pm
Non-prime Time: 14:00pm-16:00pm