I am so blessed to call Arizona home for the last 20 years ❤never did we regret our move from another state  , AZ landscape is truly a Masterpiece ❤🌵🏜️

Just some FYIs for those who might not know::
1. Many of Arizona's wild horses are believed to be descendants of Spanish horses brought to the Americas during the 16th and 17th centuries. These horses escaped or were intentionally released, eventually forming feral herds like the Salt River wild horses.
2. You missed one other famous place. Spider Rock. Spider Rock is located within Canyon de Chelly National Monument in northeastern Arizona.
3. An amazing fact about Saguaros? Each of their arms takes up to 900 yrs to reach it's maturity. What's sad is that a Saguaro cactus,after all those hundreds of years growing in it's happy little spot,is bought amd moved to some twit's backyard as decoration.
4. It's the Prickly Pear cactus that is harvested,even today,for it 's fruit and Nopales pads.From ancient times till today.
5 Spider Rock was featured in the 1969 movie "McKenna's Gold,starring Gregiry Peck.
***I am so sorry,but I am out of control here. I didnt mean to  go on sucnh a long comment. I also lived here when I was little. XD
6. There's an entire town(the original  town of Page) sunk beneath Glen Canyon Lake. When they made the dam,they filled the town over with water.
7.  It's Lake PoweLL. (two Ls)
8.  The Chapel of the Holy Cross used to be open for services in the early 60's. It still does.
9. Prescott: No,Whiskey Row was the "heart of the town",and has one of the most haunted  hotel in America.
10. Phoenix is the f ifth largest  city in America. (this video didnt mention this) :}
Ok,..I'm done.
Please dont flame me. I'm not criticizing,just fleshing out information.   Oh,..and I've stood with one foot on each side of the Grad Canyon at the same time. Figure out how I did that!  XD

The Meteor Crator is a must see!  It's miraculous how the meteor hit so close to the gift shop without damaging it.

"A state who surprises even those who know it well" it the best explanation of my home I've ever heard. Even If I lived another half of a century, I wouldn't explore as much as Arizona has to offer.

I'm glad to have been born and raised in Arizona. 44 years.

Arizona never ceases to amaze me. This video showcases a side of the state that most people never get to see !

A cinematic masterpiece that inspires people to explore and appreciate our world.

Arizona always feels like a place where the land keeps its miracles tucked in plain sight. These hidden places look like the desert whispering its secrets to anyone patient enough to listen. Thank you for capturing the quiet magic, the colors, and the wild spirit of this state — it reminds me why the desert feels like home.

The person who is reading this, I wish you a calm, successful, and healthy life forever!

New Englander here. I spent time rambling out there in my youth and when I got older I brought my kids out there. Meteor Crater has changed hands in recent years. It costs less (it was very expensive for a family) and has more exhibits. They were awed by Monument Valley. What an area! Can't imagine eking out a living in Navaholand, but people do it. I've had friends from there. Some of them have seen the west-central part of New England where I live, the contrast is quite impressive to them, as you can imagine.

I’m an Arizona native and you’ve done a great job with this video. Narrator sounds like Jude Law and  uses measurements not relatable to Americans. But very worthwhile. Thank you.

I am so very blessed to call "Phoenix Arizona" my home since 1970, but I was born in New York and raised in PA until 11 years old. But today I am proud to say, I'm an Arizonian.:hand-pink-waving:

I would love to move to Arizona one day

Arizona and Utah are the most beautiful states, there is NO COMPARISON. It’s so spiritual every single day and I’ve lived in both of these states my whole entire life, it NEVER gets old. I wouldn’t want to live anywhere else on earth

This was beautiful and wonderful and amazing! I lived in the Phoenix area for 16 years and hiked Camelback Mountain many times. I also loved going up to Sedona, the bright blue sky and the red rocks just took your breath away. You did a fantastic job thank you so much!❤❤

To all here from around the world I say welcome! Arizona is a state of extremes and worth visiting at any time of the year. But beware of the summer, it’s no joke! If you can stand it you’ll never forget the feeling of 115f (46c) heat hitting your face when opening the door.  It can be magical, but only for a little while. We have everything here; skiing, offroad trails, over landing, cultural events, tech fabs, golf…we even have the best Skydiving drop zone in the world here!! C’mon over for a visit and make sure you’ll be stayin awhile.

The person who caught the first clip must be a lucky person to have witnessed it hit earth.

Lived in Arizona for three years. Being from West Virginia it was an amazingly beautiful state.

Hi there, stranger! I’m sending you a virtual hug and a wish for a day that’s as awesome as you probably are. Stay amazing!

Excellent video! One place that you didn't feature in Arizona is Flagstaff and the San Francisco Peaks.