Our tour group consisted of eight people: three pairs of Japanese tourists (including us) and two foreign individuals. Our guide, Mac, spoke both Japanese and English, sharing fascinating insights into the indigenous people, as well as American and Japanese history. We visited Horseshoe Bend first, followed by Antelope Canyon, the Grand Canyon, and Seligman. Each location offered breathtaking and magnificent natural wonders that left us simply awestruck. At Antelope Canyon, it seemed to be a rule that Navajo guides lead the tours, so the commentary was in English, and I only understood bits and pieces. Nevertheless, it was a fulfilling experience, with guides taking photos for us and playing the flute. We had restroom breaks every two hours, and the provided sandwiches were delicious. Although we had an incident where the car got a flat tire, we still managed to return on time. It was a packed tour, lasting about 17 hours, and the early morning meeting point was challenging, but we could catch up on sleep during transit, and above all, it was a wonderful experience. If you're considering it, I highly recommend going!