Spiritually Healing Sedona Arizona

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Have you heard about a place that is just like Disneyland, but more magical and absolute wonder of nature? We are talking about none other than Sedona, a quaint little city in the middle of a beautiful desert landscape of red rocks. It is home to an all-natural rock waterslide and energy vortexes. Did you know Sedona’s McDonalds is the only McDonalds in the world to have green arches?
In today's video, we'll discuss why Sedona is known as a haven for spiritual healing, as well as the rich Native American culture that exists there. If you are planning a vacation to Sedona and want to learn more about its specialties, watch this video till the end.
The main attraction in Sedona is its gorgeous red rocks. The formation process of these rocks is as fascinating as they now look. The red rocks of Sedona are formed by a peculiar layer of rock known as the Schnebly Hill Formation, which was a result of the uplifting of the Colorado Plateau about 3 million years ago. Sedona is a town rich in native American Culture, where you experience a whole new world. The moment you enter this surreal town, the vibe you feel is immaculate. It is a perfect place to visit for those who are a fan of outdoor adventures. Let’s take a deeper dive into this rocky desert town in Arizona.
Sedona is located in the northern Verde Valley region of Arizona, bordering the county line between Coconino and Yavapai counties. The city has a total area of 19.2 square miles, of which 0.04 square miles, or 0.22 percent, is water, according to the United States Census Bureau. It was named after Sedona Arabella Miller Schnebly (1877-1950) who was famous for her hospitality and industriousness, wife of the city’s first postmaster. Sedona's beauty has captivated even the film industry, as it has served as the setting for over 60 Hollywood films.
Sedona has a semi-arid climate. It experiences mild winters and warm summers. So, the best time to visit Sedona is between March and May, when the weather isn't too hot and the city is in full bloom. In addition, the charming flower bloom during this time of year provides a splash of color to Sedona. If you want to enjoy outdoor activities like jeep trips or biking, September to November is the best season.
A look into the culture of Sedona is well worth your time and attention. That is why Tlaquepaque is a must-see attraction in the city. It’s often referred to as "the art and soul of Sedona," which is an accurate description. Tasteful galleries and unique stores coexist with the lovely natural setting. Tlaquepaque is brimming with breathtaking one-of-a-kind art expressions in every medium, including Western and eclectic bronze sculpture, functional and traditional ceramics, breathtaking blown glass creations, contemporary and Southwestern fine art paintings, weavings, decorative arts, architectural décor pieces, and stunning large format photography. If you are a tea fan don’t forget to visit the exclusive Chai Shop there, they serve varieties of chai flavors. Plus, the setting of that chai shop is what gives it the ancient Mughal essence, You could be anything in your imagination. You can get jewelry, clothes, and toys as well.
Another location you should add to your list while visiting Sedona is the Chapel of the holy cross, even if you are not a religious person, as the structure of this building is really fascinating. The Chapel of the Holy Cross is a Roman Catholic chapel carved into the Sedona buttes. The main feature of the chapel is a 90 ft (27.4 m) tall iron cross on the southwestern wall, which serves both aesthetic and structural purposes. The chapel can accommodate up to 150 people. The confessional, office, two sacristies, and services are all housed in the building's basement.
Out of all other reasons, hiking is the major one that compels many people to visit Sedona. If you happen to be a photographer, this area is a must-see. You can sit on the rock admire the wonders of nature. The top trails in Sedona for hiking include Cathedral Rock Hike, Doe Mountain Trail, Devil's Bridge Trail, Fay Canyon, Boynton Canyon, and Bell Rock Pathway. Make sure not to go hiking when the weather is not super hot. Apart from hiking, you can go mountain biking and also capture the beauty of divine cliffs. You may also get a chance to see wildlife.
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Would you go to Sedona to go hiking?

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yes looks amazing

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Going there now