Sedona, a city (or town perhaps?) located at the northern area of Arizona; is famous with its stunning “Red Rocks” landscaping, where the formation of the red sandstone appear to glow in brilliant orange and red when illuminated by the rising and setting sun…

With all these attractive info I got from internet and my colleagues in US, it became my first targeted place to visit when I was there in AZ. It only takes about 2 hours drive to travel from the place I stayed to Sedona, hence it’s a great place to visit for a short trip plan.  There are quite a number of great scenary spots you can visit in Sedona but due to time limitation, I only got to visit a few of them. In which, the Church of the Holy Cross is one my top rank places to visit, due to it’s stunning architechture built over the top of the hill.

Enjoy the photos! (Click for flash album)

“krek~krek~krek…”
(tuning back the time to last year this time – 2008)

As mentioned in my Arizona Diaries – Monument Valley post before, I had to travel to Arizona for my company’s product transfer assignment; and these photos we taken when I was on my way there and also around the place that I was staying. It marked the beginning of my journey to the desert land….

I’m slowly making some progress digging out those photos taken during my trip there, stay tune!

Next stop will be at Sedona.

Photos taken during my trip to Arizona last February. I had a long stay there for some crazy product transfer assignment; hence got the opportunity to travel around during weekend and taking tons of photos (which end up most of them are still in my hard drive :p).

Ok, this place is called Monument Valley. It is located on the southern border of Utah with northern Arizona and it took about 6 hours of non-stop driving from Chandler (where I stayed, somewhere near Phoenix). Although it is a bit crazy to drive 6+ hours just to see this, but it is a priceless experience to me.

Click on the photos for bigger resolution view.