Van rental in Salt Lake City

Stepping into Bryce Canyon National Park is like entering another world. It’s a dreamlike wonderland of towering Red Rands and sweeping panoramic vistas. The views of the park’s spire-shaped rock formations glow in fiery hues at sunrise, particularly at Sunrise Point and Bryce Point.

It’s a hiker’s paradise, with Navajo Loop and Queen’s Garden trails offering ample routes to stretch your legs and get your walk flow on. A must-see for anyone craving adventure in otherworldly beauty.

Golden hour shots atop the peaks – they are a photographer’s dream. This is an itinerary must on your trip to the area.

Iconic Americana at its best, Monument Valley is right on the border with Arizona, and the backdrop of many classic western films such as Stagecoach, Fort Apache, and She Wore a Yellow Ribbon. It’s an awe-inspiring landscape that’s shaped by time and tradition. The giant sandstones rise from the desert, casting shadows on the spaces around them.

But it’s more than a place for taking snaps for your collection, it’s considered sacred by the Navajo Nation – a sacred heart connected to their creation story and spiritual tradition. Guided tours can offer you a deeper insight into the region’s culture. Park your van rental, drive out of Salt Lake City and visit this mesmerizing place.

Temple Square sits in downtown Salt Lake City and combines faith and architecture all in one. It’s a 35-acre center that’s home to The Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-day Saints. The Mormon presence is strong in the city, guided tours can give you more insight as you walk and listen to the history of the area. While you can go into the complex, the actual Salt Lake Temple itself is considered sacred and not open for tours.

The landscaped gardens, historic Tabernacle and Assembly Hall are great for culture enthusiasts. But be aware, it can get busy as around three to five million visitors come here every year.