Stopped at the Cameron Trading Post before the Grand Canyon and tried the famous Navajo Fry Bread. Which they called Indian tacos. Meh. Nothing too special there.

Along the drive to Grand Canyon, we made a whole bunch of pit stops whenever there was a viewpoint. This is the Little Colorado River Gorge viewpoint. Was pretty much our first view of the Grand Canyon and it already took my breath away.

Our next stop as we finally entered into the Grand Canyon National Park was Desert View where the famous Watchtower landmark is. Some guide said that this view is the view where you can probably see the most of Grand Canyon out of the whole park.

The view from up on the Watch Tower. Seemed a bit cloudy. Later we found out it was due to the pollution.

Some really nice views along the South Rim.

I actually had to build up some courage to step out onto that lone rock. But got this great view. Worth it~

Then we came to Yaki Point to stroll around a bit and stayed for a sunset.

That guys a total thrill-seeker and adventurer. I admire him.

Words cannot describe the vastness that is the Grand Canyon.

It got COLD. Definitely dress up in layers and make sure you got a good, wind-proof jacket.