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Sedona
![]() Description ![]() ![]() The Northern Arizona region of Sedona is often called 'Red Rock Country' due to the huge red sandstone monoliths surrounding the city, known as Cathedral, Coffeepot, and Thunder Mountain. The area is rich in Native American history and artifacts and beckons to outdoor adventurers from around the world. ![]()
Sedona has become a well-known spiritual center in recent decades and one its greatest draws are the famed Sedona Vortexes, so called hot spots of spiritual energy renowned for healing and power enhancement. A community of artists, outdoorsmen, and metaphysical philosophers make their living from a steady stream of Sedona visitors from all over the world.
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Sedona Attractions
![]() This desert city in the United States is famed for its power shopping, especially the Tlaquepaque Arts & Crafts Village built to resemble a rural Mexican village. Plenty of hiking and biking tours are available and the Grand Canyon is just a little farther to the North. Meditation centers, psychic healers, and posh resorts all do a brisk business in Sedona. ![]() Whether passing through or spending a two week retreat at one of Sedona's health spas, a tour of the region's energy vortexes is a must for any open-minded seeker. Tours are conducted by spiritually experienced guides to locations famed for their positive energy fields. ![]()
Guests can arrange for personal days of discovery and special ceremonies at the vortex locations. Even for the less spiritually inclined, the Sedona Vortex sites are areas of breathtaking natural beauty and power.
![]() ![]() The Sedona region is the outdoor adventurer's paradise and a number of companies offer jeep and hummer tours for both the adrenaline lover and more relaxed Arizona traveler. ![]()
Some tour groups offer combo tours with horseback or helicopter rides added to the journey. Both on and off road Sedona jeep tours are available of the red rock monuments, Oak Creek Canyon, and hundreds of acres of rugged western terrain.
![]() The Out of Africa Wildlife Park combines thrilling animal acts, educational shows, zoo, and wildlife preserve to make a great Sedona family attraction. Tigers play and splash in a 50 foot pool with their handlers; kids can help hold giant 10 foot pythons; or enjoy the Serengeti photo safari with giraffes, ostriches, and wildebeest. Visit these city pages for more great things to do in Arizona: ![]() ![]() ![]()
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