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The stunning wave-like formations in Lower Antelope Canyon were carved over millions of years by flash floods and wind erosion, creating its unique and mesmerizing appearance.
The Navajo people call Lower Antelope Canyon 'Hazdistazí,' which translates to 'spiral rock arches.'
Due to safety concerns and to preserve its natural beauty, visitors can only explore Lower Antelope Canyon with a Navajo guide.
The optimal time for capturing the canyon's vibrant colors is during midday when sunlight beams directly into the canyon, illuminating its walls.
While both canyons offer breathtaking views, Lower Antelope Canyon tends to have fewer visitors, providing a more intimate experience.
Following a tragic flash flood in 1997, safety measures, including ladders and emergency protocols, have been implemented to ensure visitor safety.
