Return To The Past Of The City Of Phoenix

Coming to the land of towering huge cactus forests, rocky hills and wild flowers alternating despite the heat of the sun. You will feel like you are walking on a trail that takes you back to the ancient past of the city of Old Town Scottsdale, Mystery Castle, Mission San Xavier del Bac ... Explore, Tour 1 Montezuma Castle National Monument Montezuma Castle National Monument is one of the oldest well-preserved houses in North America, it was formed right above the limestone mountains, resembling rock sculptures

. This is a 1,000-year-old ruin that used to be the home of the Sinagua Indian farmer. Montezuma Castle appears on the majestic cliffs, has an abandoned irrigation system built by prehistoric Indians, giving them a fertile piece of land around Beaver Creek and protected from annual floods. In 1906, Montezuma Castle was declared one of the first national monuments, since then it has become a popular tourist destination In addition to the houses on cliffs and monuments, a limestone pit is believed to be the remains of the Sinagua irrigation system.



Montezuma remains a very sacred place for some Native American tribes. Montezuma located in Northern Arizona takes about 90 minutes north of Phoenix and 45 minutes south of Flagstaff. 2. Mystery Castle: The castle is located at the foothills of South Mountain Park in Southern Phoenix, built in 1930 by Boyce Luther Gulley for his daughter Mary Lou Gulley. After being diagnosed with tuberculosis, Gulley unexpectedly left his wife and daughter and moved to Phoenix, Arizona. This is one of the destinations with a mysterious story that attracts all visitors.The castle is made entirely of stone and brick, combined with cement, sand has 18 rooms, 13 fireplaces, a chapel and a cellar prison.



With historic treasures built in each room, the house quickly became a popular tourist destination, considered one of Phoenix's 33 best representative attractions. The castle is open from 11h00 - 16h00 every Thursday - Sunday from October - June each year. Mission San Xavier del Bac Located near Tucson, Mission San Xavier del Bac is a Catholic church built in 1692 by Father Eusebio Francisco Kino, a Spanish missionary. At the time the area was an Indian village, although Kino was not Indian, he called for the construction of the church and named it after San Francisco Xavier. 1770 due to destruction from the Apache attacks. This is unique to Mission San Xavier del Bac, as it is one of the few Arizona missions led by Francis that still exists today. In addition, the church is considered to be the oldest European architecture in Arizona that is still intact, is one of the unique Spanish architecture. Old Town Scottsdale: From downtown Phoenix take a bus to Scottsdale Old Town, to admire the town which is also a cultural center with eateries, shopping and enjoying the colorful nightlife.



In addition, you should also visit the local craft stalls to buy jewelry, art works for sale here. Visit the galleries and outdoor sculptures, the Museum of Contemporary Art and the city's history museum is the best place to learn about the local culture. Walking around town, you will hear the story of an Old West character with a horse that has been ridden through the town and Western equipment shops..

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