Arizona

With its dramatic desert scenery and vibrant culture, Arizona is a travelling paradise where nature and history converge. The state houses the famed Grand Canyon, a central feature of the seven natural wonders of the earth, attracting almost six million tourists each year. Arizona’s geography also includes the red rocks of Sedona, the Sonoran Desert and the forests of the Mogollon Rim, making the state a paradise for those who love the outdoors with more than 28 million acres of public land to hike, bike and camp on.

Not only does Arizona offer stunning scenery, but it also has a rich cultural heritage. More than 300 Native American sites can be visited by tourists, one of which is Monument Valley and the cliff dwellings at Canyon de Chelly, and they can visit towns like Tombstone and feel the allure of the old west. With over 300 days of sunshine per year, Arizona provides year round opportunities for a range of outdoor activities and is the 6th most visited state in the U.S. and a popular vacation destination for those interested in relaxation, tranquility and the search for the equestrian.