
Antelope Canyon
Arizona, United States
Antelope Canyon is a notable canyon in Arizona, United States. It lies in the canyon country of the Colorado Plateau, most comfortable in spring and autumn.
Why visit: The Colorado Plateau — canyons, slot canyons and incised meanders cut a mile deep into red rock.
- ›Watch sunrise or sunset from the rim — the light is the whole point
- ›Carry far more water than feels sensible
- ›Remember the climb back out takes twice as long as the descent
- ›Book slot-canyon tours ahead; several are on tribal land and require a guide
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Best time
April – May and September – October; summer heat inside the canyon is dangerous
Weather
Hot desert climate — winter is mild and ideal at 15–25°C, but summer regularly exceeds 45°C and heat here kills unprepared visitors every year; plan outdoor time for the early morning.
Entry fee
Park entry ~₹2,500 per vehicle; guided slot tours ~₹5,000+
Hours
Open access; guided tours in daylight only
Est. budget
₹3,000 – ₹10,000
Duration
Half to full day
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