Learn about the rich culture and history of Arizona’s native communities, where art and culture continue to impact the state. Tribal Lands Arizona was inhabited by indigenous people more than 12,000 years ago. Twenty-two American Indian communities preserve their cultures and traditions on a quarter of Arizona’s land. Visit the high country of the Navajo Nation, the largest reservation in the country, the forests of central Arizona, the floodplains of the Colorado River, and the Sonoran Desert of southern Arizona where American Indian communities offer guests unique cultural experiences. advertisement Events In most of the state’s scenic drives and road
There is a landscape that looks too surreal and beautiful to be true at the western edge of the Grand Canyon. There is an incredible contrast between red/brown canyon walls, lush green vegetation, and turquoise waters on the sacred lands of the Havasupai Tribe. It’s a bucket list item for many backpackers, campers, and outdoor enthusiasts to visit Havasu Falls on the Havasupai Reservation, and we are lucky that visitors are allowed access to these tribal lands. Before booking a trip to this hot spot, there are a few things you should know: advertisement Best Time to Visit Havasu Falls
Spring training is one of the busiest times in Arizona. This series of practices and exhibition games attracts a huge crowd from nearby states and even from across the country. If you’re looking to visit Arizona for spring training this year, there are other things you can do to make the most of your AZ trip. advertisement 1. Watch a spring training game, of course! The spring training usually begins in mid-February to the end of March, when the regular season begins. 15 MLB teams will play more than 200 games in 10 stadiums during Cactus League Spring Training. What
The Cardinals are the oldest professional football club in terms of continuous operation in the United States. Along with the Chicago Bears, they are one of two charter members of the National Football League still in existence. advertisement Origin Story in Chicago Founded in 1898, the Morgan Athletic Club was formed by a group of neighborhood players from Chicago’s South Side. Chris O’Brien, a Chicago painting and building contractor, purchased the team and relocated it to Normal Field on Racine Avenue. Before 1901, the team was known as the Racine Normals, but O’Brien bought used jerseys from the University of
Home to the famous Grand Canyon, Arizona is a fantastic destination if you’re looking for sunshine, natural beauty, and charming cities and towns. Being the sixth largest state in the United States of America, Arizona offers numerous interesting sites and places that both tourists and locals alike can visit, Here is our list of the top must-see and must-visit destinations in Arizona. advertisement 1. Grand Canyon. Grand Canyon, with its endless ridges of colorful cliff walls and deep valleys, is a sight to behold. The canyon glows orange, red, yellow, and everything in between in the late afternoon sun. There
Located in Southwest Arizona, Yuma is a county that highlights rich history in culture, heritage, arts, and architecture. Additionally, it is a sunny place, which makes it perfect for travel, exploration, and outdoor activities. If you are looking for fun things to do in Yuma, here are 5 interesting ideas you ought to consider. advertisement 1. Discover Yuma’s history at Historic Downtown. Learn more about Yuma’s origin and discover what it has to offer to tourists and locals alike through its historic county tours, funfairs, and events. Enjoy dining, shopping, and entertainment activities in the area, too. 2. Relax and
Arizona is a haven for hikers who want to enjoy the scenic views as they breathe some fresh air and get good exercise. This state is home to a plethora of diverse trails with a wide range of elevation to accommodate hikers of all levels—new or seasoned. If you’re looking for cool spots to hike in Arizona, make sure to check out these popular places to hike: advertisement Superstition Ridgeline Trail. The 10.7-mile Superstition Ridgeline Trail is a heavily trafficked, point-to-point trail near Apache Junction, Arizona with scenic wildflowers. It is rated as difficult. The trail is used for hiking,
Copper is an indispensable metal in today’s high-tech world. It is a non-magnetic metal sought for its excellent thermal and electrical conductivity and good corrosion resistance and machinability. Its application covers a wide range of industries that uses this metal a great deal including energy, aerospace, transportation, and telecommunications. advertisement Copper Production in the US: A Short History Although copper has been mined around the world for more than 6,000 years, it was only in the past 25 years that it became an important building block to the economy. The United States became a major producer of copper by the
Arizona is a state that has been endowed with natural scenic beauty and places of historical, cultural, and scientific interest. It is a spectacularly diverse place that has a lot more to offer than just the iconic Grand Canyon. Grand Canyon National Park. Grand Canyon National Park is probably the most famous of all the national parks in Arizona or even in the entire United States. The Colorado River slices through the earth over a mile deep here, displaying colorful rocks and unique rock formations. The Grand Canyon attracts over six million visitors annually, mainly along the south rim. Mather
Flagstaff is already an interesting city by itself from its unique land formations to its impressive dedication to the Dark Sky Advocacy. What many are not aware of, however, is that there is more to Flagstaff’s role in the success of space study in the history of space science. advertisement The Apollo 11 Lunar Legacy Who doesn’t know the name “Neil Armstrong”? The very first man to step foot on the moon in 1969 belongs to the Apollo 11 group. Because the world is too fixated on the historical milestone of a man making it to the moon, the behind-the-scenes
