{"id":7353,"date":"2019-09-04T00:00:00","date_gmt":"2019-09-04T00:00:00","guid":{"rendered":"https:\/\/america.guide\/best-things-about-arizona"},"modified":"2019-09-04T00:00:00","modified_gmt":"2019-09-04T00:00:00","slug":"best-things-about-arizona","status":"publish","type":"post","link":"https:\/\/thisamericandream.com\/best-things-about-arizona\/","title":{"rendered":"Top 10 things you did not know about Arizona"},"content":{"rendered":"

Best things about Arizona<\/h1>\n

Arizona, also known as the \u2018Copper State\u2019, has many amazing facts you probably don\u2019t know. Contrary to popular opinion, it is just not a desert, but it holds a whole lot of significance and history.<\/p>\n

Here are the best things about Arizona to should know!<\/p>\n

Skydive Arizona!<\/h3>\n

Lying between Phoenix and Tucson, Skydive Arizona has achieved its position as the largest skydiving centre across the globe. Not only is it well built, but it is very facilitating with highly devoted and professional staff. It is, thus, no surprise to know that there are an annual of 135,000 jumps.<\/p>\n

World\u2019s Largest Rose Bush<\/h3>\n

Arizona enjoys its place in Guinness World Records<\/a> for the largest rose bush planted in 1885. The tree covers 9000 square feet with a 12-foot circumference trunk. Easter Sundays always witness season bloom!<\/p>\n

Chocolate Falls!<\/h3>\n

Even higher than the Niagra Falls, the Colorado River in Arizona as compared to the chocolate waterfall in \u201cWilly Wonka and the Chocolate Factory.\u201d It takes hiking half a mile to witness the fall which creates majestic rainbows in the spray of falls.<\/p>\n

Grand Canyon Caverns<\/h3>\n

220 feet below the ground, Arizona offers the \u201clargest, deepest, darkest, oldest, quietest motel room in the world.\u201d This cave lies in Grand Canyon Caverns in Peach Spring and provides the visitors with all facilities. This could make the most comfortable meditating spot!<\/p>\n

Genuine Dinosaur Track<\/h3>\n

Although dinosaurs have been extinct for 200 million years, yet you can still track them back in Arizona. Through the age of rocks, various dinosaurs\u2019 tracks have been traced back. It\u2019s like a Jurassic Park, only less dangerous!<\/p>\n

Pluto was discovered here!<\/h3>\n

At the Lowell Observatory in Arizona, astronomer Clyde W. Tombaugh discovered \u2018pluto\u2019, which was once believed to be the ninth planet. It was discovered through an astrograph telescope.<\/p>\n

London Bridge is falling down!<\/h3>\n

London Bridge in Lake Havasu City in Arizona was won by Robert McCulloch with a $2,460,000 bid in 1968. It was systematically broken and transported to here where it was rebuilt and it stands today. The London Bridge fell in the hands of this amazing state!<\/p>\n

Weird Laws in Arizona<\/h3>\n

There are a number of lame laws in this state including refusing someone a glass of water. Additionally, if a criminal attack you, you can only defend yourself using the same weapon. Hunting camels is prohibited and donkeys cannot sleep in bathtubs!<\/p>\n

First McDonald\u2019s drive-through<\/h3>\n

Sierra Vista in Arizona had the first McDonald\u2019s drive-thru in 1975. It was created near Fort Huachuca to serve the soldiers who weren\u2019t allowed to step out in their uniforms. So, thanks to the soldiers who have been lovin\u2019 it since then!<\/p>\n

America\u2019s Valentine!<\/h3>\n

Because this state became part of the Union on February 14th<\/sup>, it is also known as America\u2019s<\/a> Valentine!<\/p>\n","protected":false},"excerpt":{"rendered":"

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