Tucson is the second largest city in Arizona after Phoenix. It is home to the University Of Arizona. The city was earlier a military fort of the Spanish and the first American city to be designated as a “City of Gastronomy.” The city has a rich history and is worth the visit locations. So pick your tour and explore the city.

The Hoover Dam is constructed in the black canyon of the Colorado River on the borders between the U.S. of Nevada and Arizona. This dam is named after President Herbert Hoover and came into use on September 30, 1935, during the period of the great depression. In the early 1900 investigations began to study the potentials and capacities to support the dam and restrain the water from floods. The dam water was used to provide irrigation water and generate hydroelectric power. Hoover dam in Arizona is a famous tourist place with up to 7 million tourists in a year.

Waterfalls are a torrent of water falling from a height, which further merges with rivers or streams. The sight of water falling gives you the most pleasing and relaxing feeling. One could just spend hours listening to the dripping of the water through the rock beds creating its path into the larger water bodies. Arizona has many such dreamy falls to give you the relaxing vibes of vacation with perfect photography spots to light up your social media.

Arizona has its own ancient stories, which attract tourists to explore it. Its history is a never-ending process of discovering the legends and their experiences. Around 10,000 to 12,000 years ago, Paleo Indians were the residents of what is now called Arizona. This was the time when they followed big herds like Mammoths, Mastodons, and Bison. Many new civilizations had inhabited the state but mysteriously disappeared from the region during the 15th and 16th centuries. During the post-Archaic period, there were structures built out of stone. And as we keep listing, this would be a long list....