Arizona - The Grand Canyon State
The sixth-largest state in terms of area, Arizona, is renowned for its geography and climate. Southern Arizona has a desert climate, while Northern Arizona is full of forests, mountains and canyons. The state has several national parks, monuments and forests, including the Grand Canyon.
Best time to visit: Dec-To-Feb
Things to do: Antelope Canyon, Experience Sea Life, Radford Racing School, Hot Air Balloon Ride
HOW TO REACH ARIZONA
- Flight - The state also has over 60 public and private airports. Phoenix Sky Harbor International Airport: Arizona's primary airport, offering direct flights to more than 100 of her cities in the United States and around the world. Tucson International Airport: A major airport in southern Arizona with direct flights to his 23 cities in the United States and Canada. Yuma International Airport: American Airlines primarily serves Phoenix and Dallas-Fort Worth. Flagstaff Pulliam Airport: American Airlines and United Airlines operate multiple daily flights to Phoenix, Denver and Dallas Fort. worth.
- Rail - Trains aren't particularly convenient for getting around Arizona, but Amtrak service between the Midwest and California.makes stops in Flagstaff, Tucson, and a few other cities. Visit Amtrak's website for a guide to state rail services.
HOW TO GET AROUND
- Bus - Most of Arizona's major cities have a public bus network, which is especially convenient during the hot months. The Phoenix Valley Metro system has buses that connect to the light rail. Phoenix, Old Scottsdale and Tempe also have free local shuttle services (known as DASH, Scottsdale Trolley and FLASH respectively) that run between major attractions. However, in small towns and rural areas, sustainable public transport is rarely a priority, so bus routes are sparse and service is sporadic.
- Car/Bike - Cars still dominate Arizona, but some cities have begun ramping up sustainable transportation initiatives to make traveling on two wheels safer and easier. Renting a bike allows you to discover different regions and see Arizona up close. Riding a bike in the countryside is also a great way to immerse yourself in the vast landscape. Sedona, in particular, is the main hub for his off-road mountain biking.
Traditional Food
Let's dive into the world of Best Food! Since you are checking out Arizona Tourism, take a look at Best Food of Arizona as well! TravelNags have mentioned the Best Food and Drinks that are famous in Arizona, down below.
CHIMICHANGA
FRY BREAD
ROUTE 66 BEER
SONORAN HOT DOG
PRICKLY PEAR MARGARITA
