Hey Lykkers, do you want to visit a unique place on Earth? Then let's explore Antelope Canyon!

<h3>About Antelope Canyon</h3>

Antelope Canyon is truly one-of-a-kind. When the sun is shining at midday, light beams pierce the canyon, illuminating its narrow orange and gold sandstone walls. Formed by millions of years of erosion, Antelope Canyon is part of the Lake Powell Navajo Tribal Park, located just 10 minutes east of Page, near the Arizona-Utah border.

<h3>How to Get to Antelope Canyon</h3>

The drive north to Antelope Canyon from Phoenix takes approximately four and a half hours. Most tours start in Page or at the park's entrance off Highway 98.

<b>Upper Antelope Canyon</b> is at ground level, with less than a 2% incline, and is the more popular entrance.

<b>Lower Antelope Canyon</b> requires navigating several flights of stairs and ladders.

<h3>What's the Cost</h3>

The cost varies significantly depending on whether you book a sightseeing or photography tour. Most 90-minute tours of Upper Antelope Canyon cost between $50 and $90, with slightly lower rates for children.

Some operators have discounts for early bird and last-chance tours. An hour-long tour of Lower Antelope Canyon starts at $40 and can go up to $80 for deluxe tours. Prices generally—but not always—include taxes and the $8 Navajo permit fee.

<h3>The Journey Into the Canyon</h3>

Whether you start in Page or at the park's entrance, be prepared to ride in a four-wheel-drive vehicle through a sandy riverbed to reach the canyon. The Upper Antelope Canyon is famous for its iconic light beams and high canyon walls. Walk through the ladders and you will see unforgettable views. Remember to look up, especially when the canyon is crowded.

<h3>Guide Tips</h3>

<b>1. </b> You’ll need a prior reservation with an authorized Navajo guide to visit either Upper or Lower Antelope Canyon.

<b>2. </b> Book online before your visit, as tours can sell out weeks in advance.

<b>3. </b> Wear good walking shoes, especially if you are visiting Lower Antelope Canyon.

<b>4. </b> Don’t bring bags, purses, fanny packs, tripods, monopods, selfie sticks, food, or drinks, as all are prohibited in the canyon.

<h3>Where to Stay</h3>

Antelope Canyon is still considered a lengthy drive and hike for many areas of the state. that many people choose to stay at least one night to get the most from their trip.

<b>Hampton Inn and Suites Page - Lake Powell:</b> This national chain hotel is a newer addition to the area. The spacious parking lot can accommodate boats, buses, and RVs, making it a convenient choice for travelers. The average price per night is $210.

So Lykkers, pack your bags, and let’s go see the beauty of Antelope Canyon!