Grand Canyon National Park

Grand Canyon National Park is a true natural wonder! Located on the Kaibab Plateau in northern Arizona, USA, it is part of the Colorado Grand Canyon. Established in 1919, the park was designated a UNESCO World Heritage Site in 1979, a testament to its uniqueness and grandeur. The Grand Canyon stretches approximately 446 km, with an average depth of 1,600 m, and the deepest point exceeds 2,000 m. It covers a total area of 2,724 square kilometers. The canyon's north and south rims vary in height, with the top width ranging from a few kilometers to several dozen kilometers, while the canyon floor is less than 1,000 m wide, with the narrowest point being only 120 m. The Colorado River meanders through the canyon floor. Standing on the canyon's edge and looking down, the deep canyon and winding river are truly awe-inspiring. Moreover, the Grand Canyon's geological structure is incredibly diverse, with rocks in a variety of colors, from red sandstone to white limestone and dark shale, creating a vibrant and colorful landscape. It is also known as a "living geological textbook" because it records billions of years of Earth's geological history. Every year, the Grand Canyon attracts millions of visitors. Whether you're exploring by car, hiking, or taking a helicopter or boat tour to view the canyon's scenery, it's an unforgettable experience. If you have the chance to visit the USA, be sure to add this place to your travel list!