Marvelled at Antelope Canyon

“How did you learn about Antelope canyon?” asked the Navajo guide. “It’s a Mac wallpaper!” I replied. Knowing the place like the back of his hand, he took us in the slot canyon and showed us where the picture was taken. He also told us “There’s a Windows wallpaper too, just here!”. Himself didn’t know about the canyon since about 2 years ago, even though he’s a local. The place is getting really trendy for its amazing photogenic properties, prabably thanks to social media. After visiting the canyon we drove deeper in the Navajo tribal land, visiting Navajo National Monument before stopping for the night in Monument Valley.

Antelope Canyon

Antelope Canyon

Antelope Canyon

Antelope Canyon

Antelope Canyon

Antelope Canyon

Antelope Canyon

Antelope Canyon from the top

Navajo national monument

Navajo national monument

Navajo national monument

Navajo national monument

Navajo national monument, the Aspen forest (a microclimate in the canyon preserved this forest from the ice age, a type of forest now found only in mountain climate)

Driving in Navajo land

El Capitan

Monument Valley

Utah!