Antelope Canyon is a walk of barely a hundred metres that photographs like another dimension: sandstone corridors carved by flash floods into waves of orange and violet, lit by shafts of sun from above. Navajo guides lead every visit — book the midday slots between March and October, when the famous light beams reach the canyon floor. Upper Antelope is flat and effortless; Lower adds a few ladders and loses some crowds. No fitness needed, just elbows for the photo spots.
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