Antelope Canyon is not just a canyon. It’s a cathedral of stone, shaped by time and light. Hidden in northern Arizona near Page, it feels otherworldly. Walls glow with shifting shades of gold, red, and violet. Every curve, every angle, tells a story carved by water and wind over countless years. It is fragile, timeless, and breathtaking—an artist’s canvas sculpted entirely by nature. A Canyon Born of Water Flash floods created Antelope Canyon. Over thousands of years, rushing water carved deep sandstone passageways. What remains today is astonishing. Narrow corridors twist and turn like flowing rivers frozen in rock. Soft light filters down, painting the walls with surreal colors that…