Yellowstone-Antelope Canyon-Bryce Canyon in-depth 5/7 Days (two nights in Yellowstone)

On the first day, we set off from Los Angeles to Nevada’s oldest and currently largest state park, the Valley of Fire.During the dinosaur century more than 1.5 million years ago, geological movement and feng shui erosion of sandstone and sand dunes formed today’s unique geographical form, creating a miracle of nature, which can be called a national park scenery. The beautiful and unique terrain is naturally favored by HollywoodFilming locations for sci-fi blockbusters such as "Transformers" and "Planet of the Apes" have been filmed here.

In the early morning of the second day, we leave for Antelope Canyon, which is known as one of the top ten photography mecca in the world. Antelope Canyon is a world-famous slit canyon, belonging to the Navajo Aboriginal Reserve.Long and deep along the mountain, the huge red sandstone has been eroded and eroded by millions of years of mountain torrents, forming an unpredictable world of light and shadow in the valley. During walking, it is like passing through a time tunnel. Leaving Antelope Canyon, we continue 3 hours northward, you can arrive at Bryce Canyon Nation Park. The cliff walls of the canyon have been eroded by wind and rain for tens of millions of years, and they are vivid, orange and red, and thousands of stone pillars are called "The Hoodoos".According to the legend of the Indians, this stone forest was transformed by humans. The humans who originally lived here were turned into stone by gods because they did bad things and were trapped here...

In the morning of the third day, we traveled along Great Salt Lake, which has seven times the salt content of the sea, along the vast grasslands and galloping cattle and sheep…enter the first national park in the United States - Yellowstone National Park in the afternoon.The gifts of nature are displayed here incisively and vividly. The Yellowstone Park, located on the largest active volcano in the world, has more than 8,000 geothermal phenomena, coupled with a unique biological ecological environment, and the scenery is colorful and extremely shocking.

On the fourth day, we will visit Yellowstone National Park, the famous Old Faithful Fountain, the romantic and charming Yellowstone Lake, the majestic Yellowstone Canyon, the galloping Yellowstone Falls, the colorful Norris Geyser Basin, and the fishing bridge between the standing lakes and mountains.Mysterious and tranquil forests, volcanic craters with loud noises and other beautiful scenery are distributed on this ancient volcanic plateau about a quarter the size of Taiwan. In addition to the more breathtaking scenery, the grassy grassland is filled with bison and reindeer foraging.Others such as black bears, brown bears, flat-horned deer and various rare water birds also make their homes here.

In the early morning of the fifth day, we first come to the West Thumb Geyser Basin on the south side of the park. Due to the low temperature in the early morning, the hot spring steam was filled with smoke, like a fantasy wonderland. You can walk along the walking path to the side of Yellowstone Lake, which is also an area frequented by bison, deer, and bears. The most famous attraction is undoubtedly the fishing hole. The fishermen used to catch the fish in Yellowstone Lake and directly put it in the hot spring in the hole to cook it. Saying goodbye to Yellowstone Park, we will arrive at the "Most beautiful national park" in the United States for an hour's drive south. It contrasts with the lakes and streams formed by melting snow, and it is also one of the holy places for photographers from all over the world. Then we came to Jackson Township, which is the only way to and from Grand Teton and Yellowstone. The frequent shuttles of cowboys slowly made this prosperous place. The most eye-catching thing in town is the Antler Park in the center. There are four arches which were built with real antlers in the four corners. The 7,500 antlers are stacked together, which is spectacular. Overnight in Salt Lake City, the capital of Utah. (5 day tour pax book departure flight after 7pm depart from Salt Lake City. )

On the morning of the sixth day, we will visit the Utah State Capitol Building. This is a neoclassical building. The whole building is beautifully decorated and full of artistry.It was built from 1912 to 1916 and is located on Parliament Hill in Salt Lake City, Utah, USA. It was included in the National Register of Historic Places in 1978. Then we head to the Temple Square. In 1847, Brigham Youngwas the second president of The Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-day Saints (LDS Church). Since then, the general assembly of the church has been located in Salt Lake City. Currently, more than half of the local people are members of the church.Return to Las Vegas in the afternoon.