Explore amazing plants, places and people of Arizona
Arizona is reportedly home to more ancient dwellings and ruins sites than any other state in the U.S.. Thankfully many of them are preserved and protected on land managed by the National Parks Service. Others, like the Mindelff Cavates are preserved primarily due to their remote location.
Spend an hour walking around the Pueblo Grande Museum and you’ll quickly appreciate how the ancestral Hohokham Indians were able to thrive in the hot desert region now known as Phoenix.
So many Arizona wonders, so little time. Good thing this one doesn’t require much time. The Casa Grande Ruins National … More
Quick: What’s the oldest sports stadium in the United States? If Wrigley Field in Chicago or Fenway Park in Boston … More
Rare is the Arizona building made of brick; stucco tends to be the exterior of choice. Rarer still is a structure … More
Eons before architects dreamt of high-rise condos, shopping malls or domed stadiums, ancestral natives devised a way to build a functional … More
About 14 miles northwest of Payson, AZ is a small state park with a huge natural wonder: a bridge formed … More
Updated March 10, 2018 Hovering high above the eastern edge of Arizona’s Valley of the Sun is a natural monument … More
Lower Antelope Canyon is a special place in Arizona where people feel a spiritual connection to nature is . Were you to merely hopscotch over the tiny slits in the rocky surface, you might not know of the beauty that lies in the slot canyons below.
