The Heard Museum is a museum dedicated to the Native American Art and Culture. It is situated in the city of Phoenix, Arizona. The Heard museum is nonetheless an embodiment of art, culture and a celebration of life as a whole. Intensive collections, exquisite exhibitions and awesome festivals make Heard museum a must-visit destination in [...]
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METEOR CRATER – Pictures, Formation, RV Park and Hotels
Meteor Crater Winslow Arizona is a sprawling bowl shaped depression reminiscence of a massive meteorite impact. This distinguished scar on the earth’s surface is a major tourist attraction of Arizona. The Barringer family privately owns this geological site. A mind blowing 5709 ft is the estimated Meteor Crater elevation. It goes on to compliment a [...]
Royal Palms Resort And Spa – Directions, Lodging, Restaurants and Contact Details
The ultimate heaven for a golf and spa destination is Royal Palms Resort & Spa, Phoenix in Arizona. This is one of the only two hotels in Phoenix that are counted in the member list of Historic Hotels of America National Trust for Historic Preservation. The fantastic location of the resort, midway from both the [...]
Pipe Spring National Monument, Arizona
Pipe Spring is a National Monument enriched with Native Indian, Mormon pioneer and early explorer history. It is located in the Great Basin Desert of the Colorado Plateau. It is because of the vitalizing water of Pipe Spring that plant life, animals and people have been able to survive in the wry desert region for [...]
World’s Tallest Fountain!!
The world’s tallest fountain is found in fountain hills and is named the Fountain Park. This 28 acres lake in the midst of a 32 acre park is one of the most beautiful places to visit in Arizona. The most interesting part of this lake is the fact that this is infact an oasis amidst [...]
Fort Lowell Museum Tucson
At the end of the Indian war and the surrender of Geronimo, the fort at Tucson was abandoned. The Fort Lowell Museum in Tucson is in that abandoned fort. There are many historical and interesting displays in the museum. Among them there are reconstructed officers’ quarters. These quarters were built Mexican style. They had dirt [...]
Canyon De Chelly Arizona
Canyon De Chelly (pronounced “shay”) became a national monument in February 1931. It was given different names to match the right pronunciation. It was Canon of Cheille, Canyon Chenelle, Chelly Canyon and Canyon Chennele. In 1932 all variations were eliminated for Canyon de Chelly. Canyon de Chelly is not as well known as other canyons [...]
Arizona guided nature walk
Want to relate to nature better than ever? Want to know the beautiful earth we are living in a way you never did before. Then take a walk with group of people. It is just not any walk. You will be walking through the nature guided by an expert who will introduce you to different [...]
Grand Canyon In Arizona
The Grand Canyon attracts many tourists every year. It is a place of geographical interest. Largely a part of the Grand Canyon National Park in the United States of America, the Grand Canyon is steep-sided gorge carved by river Colorado, in the US state of Arizona & parts of Nevada. A 2008 research result suggests [...]
THE MONTEZUMA CASTLE
The Montezuma Castle is one of the ancient dwellings of north central Arizona. Built in a limestone cliff & seventy feet above the ground, this national movement castle is a five-storey structure with twenty rooms. Research shows that it belonged to the Sinagua Indian peoples, who occupied that area between the twelfth & fourteenth centuries. [...]
