No visit to Arizona would be complete without a stop at Canyon de Chelly National Monument, one of the longest continuously inhabited landscapes in North America. From the early Anaszi basket makers to the Navajo Tribe that farms there today, this monument reflects the historical significance of America’s first inhabitants.

The Valley’s elite guard gated communities are located in the most scenic and expensive neighborhoods in the state. Guards phone residents before admitting visitors, and service workers enter only at scheduled times. Guests receive a one day restricted visitor’s permit that must be displayed on their vehicle.