80 Days Around the U.S. Episode 39, Petroglyph National Monument, Valley of Fires Recreation Area

Hello! This is the 39th story of Mayapaya’s trip to America.
Today, after seeing the amazing natural landscapes created by volcanoes and the world of petroglyphs left by North American indigenous people, you will also walk on the endless black lava fields created by volcanic activity.
Today, at the Petroglyph National Monument, you will walk on the Mesa Trail following the drawings of ancient people carved on the black basalt created by volcanoes, and at the Valley of Fires Recreation Area, you will walk along the lava fields created when the lava that formed the Valley of Fire by a volcanic eruption stopped flowing 5,000 years ago, and you will be amazed by the mysterious vitality of nature.
Today, we will guide you through the North American indigenous petroglyph exhibition hall spread out in nature and the mysterious nature of the lava fields that will make you feel like your feet are about to fall off.