Most people go to the South and North Rim when they visit Grand Canyon. But you can also visit West Rim which is a new addition to the wonderful Grand Canyon.
The West Rim is owned by the Hualapai Indian Tribe, pronounced as "Wall-Uh-Pie" West Rim comprises three main visit points:
1.Hualapai Ranch
2.Eagle Point and
3.Guano point
including Skywalk and Native American Village.
You can buy a package ticket to visit all three points (you may also include skywalk and lunch for a little extra money which is worth to have).
The Hualapai means "People of the Tall Pines" are native people lived in the SouthWest for many generations. They are traditionally hunter-gatherers people.
You can take a wagon ride to the ridge, walk into the village, watch lovely Native American dances, and shop at the Hualapai Market. You can also spend a night there and watch exquisite Sunrise in the canyon!
Here I had found some valuable information before I went there:
1. Grand Canyon West Tourism
2. The Official site of Hualapai
3. Grand Canyon Information
The West Rim is owned by the Hualapai Indian Tribe, pronounced as "Wall-Uh-Pie" West Rim comprises three main visit points:
1.Hualapai Ranch
2.Eagle Point and
3.Guano point
including Skywalk and Native American Village.
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| Grand Canyon West Rim Map Source: Grandcanyonwest.com |
You can buy a package ticket to visit all three points (you may also include skywalk and lunch for a little extra money which is worth to have).
The Hualapai means "People of the Tall Pines" are native people lived in the SouthWest for many generations. They are traditionally hunter-gatherers people.
You can take a wagon ride to the ridge, walk into the village, watch lovely Native American dances, and shop at the Hualapai Market. You can also spend a night there and watch exquisite Sunrise in the canyon!
Here I had found some valuable information before I went there:
1. Grand Canyon West Tourism
2. The Official site of Hualapai
3. Grand Canyon Information
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