
Nowhere else in America nor anywhere else in the world will you ever find a beautiful and diverse landscape like that of Arizona Mountain.
Its unique desert geography and rich, volcanic geology has transformed it into an obscure paradise. Marked with isolated mountains, sharp ridges and deep gorges, it is a truly unique sight. The Colorado River swept through Arizona for millions of years, carving its path to form the Grand Canyon. Prehistoric volcanic eruptions and weathering over millions of years have painted the mountains and ridges of Arizona in vivid colors. Scientists believe that the great plateau of Arizona was once covered with an inland sea and that the retreating waters caused the strange erosion on the mountains we witness today.

In spite of the desert lands, Arizona is rich in Flora and Fauna. The mighty Colorado River and also the Gila and Salt Rivers enrich the land making it lush and fertile. As a result, almost 30% of the State of Arizona is forest land. Arizona also has a less well-known country side of pine covered mountains and fruitful grass lands.
Did you know that Arizona has been a popular tourist site since the 1930's? In fact, the Grand Canyon National Park was one of the first US National Parks. Today thousands of tourists from all around the world flock to Arizona every year to experience the beauty of this magnificent landscape with their own eyes. Besides the fantastic sight seeing visitors can also enjoy an array of other fun activities like hiking, camping, horse riding, rafting and many more.