The world is full of opportunities and fun that you should experience in this lifetime. We spend a lot of our time doing things we do not want to do because the circumstances force us to do them. No one likes the concept of needing to work for money in order to have a right to live in this world. People spend days on end just trying to make it through the day without getting hungry. This is no way to live, yet it is what the system forces us to think is normal and never question it.

It is integral to take a few days off and have some fun, go somewhere you have never been before, and see new places and faces. Arizona is a great place that offers you experiences you will never be able to experience elsewhere in this world. It is a beautiful state that represents a big chunk of American history filled to the brim with beautiful nature. Here are some fun things you need to do when you come and visit Arizona.

Lots of shows

Arizona may not be as famous for hosting lots of shows as other places, but that's what makes it a hidden gem. You would be surprised to see what shows you can expect playing in the Arizona Federal Theatre, there is something for everyone. You should keep your eyes on the upcoming shows and try to catch one. The best thing about it being a hidden gem is that not a lot of people know about the theater, meaning there are fewer crowds.

Nature

Arizona is full of beautiful parks and open areas that you must see with your own eyes. Everyone knows the images of beautiful orange rock formations under the sun in Arizona. However, it is a whole different story when you see these formations with your very eyes. It's different when you are on the road with someone and get to share these moments. It's even more beautiful during nighttime due to the absence of light pollution.

You can see the stars pretty clearly and the breath of fresh midnight air will calm all of your nerves. The Grand Canyon is a national park that even people outside of the US probably know about. This among other parks such as the Saguaro national park and the Beaver Dam Mountains are the places you need to visit. Taking a ride or a guided tour along these parks are experiences you will never forget.

Old towns

One of the most popular wild western towns is right in Arizona, the Tombstone. The town was founded almost 150 years ago and it has a rich history and around a thousand permanent residents. All the buildings in Tombstone are nicely preserved and some were not changed for decades. The city is breathing with history and you will feel like you were transported back to the wild western times.

If you want to visit a place where time has stopped completely, you should visit Jerome. It's different from Tombstone because Jerome became a ghost town at one point. There are a lot of abandoned mines now that you can see, but no, you can't enter them because of the danger. Goldfield is another ghost town that has a few museums and even a restaurant up and running. It's close to Phoenix which makes it great if you are spending just a few days in the city.

Museums

Arizona is full of museums centered around culture and history. Arizona has done a great job of preserving its rich culture and diverse history and you should check it out. The best way to do so is through guided tours that explain these stories in a story-like manner.

The reason why Arizona is so synonymous with this culture and nature is because the residents are proud of them. They want to preserve it and pass it along to the next generations to come and pass on the spirit. The love and passion behind it all is what makes the entire experience of visiting these places so beautiful.

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(Photo : Kaileen Fitzpatrick on Unsplash)

These places in Arizona were picked because they offer unique perspective and authenticity of this part of the world. They are designed to be felt deeply, allowing you to immerse yourself in the present moment and connect with them on a personal and heartfelt level.

In an era where many aspects of the human experience are increasingly distant or diminished, Arizona provides an opportunity to rediscover and reconnect with the essence of nature and humanity. These experiences enable you to tap into emotions and sensations that are often elusive, but can be fully realized and appreciated within this unique environment.

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