10 Interesting Fact About Grand Canyon

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• Grand Canyon is one of the largest natural phenomena in the world and has a length of about 446 km.
• Grand Canyon is formed by the Colorado River which flows across the area for millions of years.
• Grand Canyon has a depth of about 1,600 meters, and the width can reach 29 km.
• Grand Canyon has three different zones, namely the RIM zone, the inner Canyon zone, and the river zone.
• Grand Canyon is home to more than 70 species of mammals, 250 bird species, and 25 species of reptiles.
• Grand Canyon is one of the best places in the world to see stars, because of the lack of light pollution in the area.
• Grand Canyon is not always red as is often seen in the photo, the color can change depending on the time and condition of light.
• Grand Canyon has two famous hot spring baths, namely Havasu Falls and Tanque Verde Falls.
• Grand Canyon has been a place inhabited by humans for thousands of years, and there are many archeological sites that can be found in the area.
• Grand Canyon is also a popular place for extreme sports, such as hiking, rafting, and skydiving.