Do you want an airtour or would you rather ride the bus?

Visitor – I would like a tour in Grand Canyon. Visitor – Something I could experience the habits of the Hualalapi tribe. Sandy – At the South Rim or from Las Vegas? Sandy – Ok, The Hualapai Tribe could be visited from Las Vegas. Sandy – Do you want an airtour or would you rather ride the bus? Visitor – Ride the bus. Sandy – Here is a link for that tour: https://grandcanyon. com/tours/west-canyon-tours/las-vegas-west-rim-motorcoach-tour/ Visitor – If possible, maybe by foot if there is a tour that suits that… Sandy – When you say by foot, do you mean that you would like to do some hiking while you are there? Visitor – I’m a very nature person, so if i could do activities like hiking… yes mam… that is what I meant. Sandy – Then you should probably rent a car and drive to the South Rim of the Grand Canyon. Sandy – You will find many opportunities for hiking there. Sandy – You could also use a shuttle service to get you to the South Rim if you are flying into Las Vegas or into Phoenix Visitor – Which would you suggest… flying into Phoenix or to Las Vegas? Sandy – I would say whichever you can get the lowest prices for… usually Las Vegas. Sandy – It is close to the same distance from the South Rim at either location… with Phoenix being 1/2 or so closer by car. Visitor – Okay Visitor – I can’t rent a car… I’m not from the United States. Visitor – I will be there on July. Sandy – OK the shuttle service from Phoenix is provided by Groom Transportation. I will get a link for you: https://groometransportation. com/arizona/ Visitor – Do you know any tour which you sleep or camp with or without the Hualapai tribe? Sandy – You can camp on your own at the South Rim but you will need a Back Country Permit if you go into the Canyon. Sandy – The Hualapai Tribe have rustic cabins on their lands that you could stay in overnight, but I think the only way to do that is to drive there yourself or get a taxi (which would be very expensive. ) Sandy – This link will give you information about the Back Country Permit for the South Rim:  https://grandcanyon. com/planning/backcountry-permit/ Visitor loaded: https://grandcanyon. com/planning/grand-canyon-mule-rides/ Grand Canyon Mule’s rides. Visitor- Can I ask you something? Sandy – Sure Visitor – How do you qualify the mule rides? Sandy – You have to contact Grand Canyon National Park Lodges, the concessionaire. Call 888-297-2757. The rides are usually sold out 13 months in advance but let me get you their contact info Sandy – https://www. grandcanyonlodges. com/things-to-do/mule-trips/  You must also speak English, weigh less than 200 lbs. and can NOT be pregnant to ride the Grand Canyon Mules. Visitor – Thanx Sandy – You’re welcome. Visitor – I appreciate all the information you’ve provided. I have a lot to consider before making my final decision, especially exploring uncertain future options like transportation and accommodations. Sandy – Of course! Feel free to reach out if you have any further questions or if you need assistance with planning your itinerary.