Here are 4 photo spots in Upper Antelope Canyon for you.

About the location

The entrance fee is quite expensive with around $60 ($30 for children) for the standard tour and for the photographic tour, which is the only one when you are allowed to use a tripid, the costs are around $125. With this tour, you must have a DSLR or mirror less camera, phone photography and children beyond the age of 18 are not allowed for these tours, because they are very limited and they want to make sure that "serious" photographers have a chance to join one of the rare time slots. The Lower Antelope Canyon is a little bit cheaper with $40.

The famous light beams are visible from April to September around 11:30 on clear sunny days.

Traveling

Reservations are highly recommended and if you want to bring your tripod, you MUST reserve a spot in a photographer tour. Be there at least 30 minutes earlier before your reserved entrance slot and wear sturdy shoes.

Parking is available nearby for busses and cars.

Photography tips for Upper Antelope Canyon

Photos from this canyon often show dramatic light beams coming from above that look like spotlights. The colors tend to be stronger, often in rich orange and red.

The walls tend to be arranged in an inverted V-shape (sometimes described as an A-shape), where the opening is very narrow at the top and the base is wider.

Other languages

Here is how Upper Antelope Canyon is called in other languages:
CS Horní Antilopí kaňon DE Oberer Antelope Canyon EL Άνω Φαράγγι Αντιλόπης ES Cañón del Antílope Superior FI Ylempi Antelope-kanjoni FR Antelope Canyon supérieur HI ऊपरी एंटीलोप कैन्यन HR Gornji Kanjon Antilope IS Efri Antelope-gljúfur IT Antelope Canyon superiore JA アッパー・アンテロープ・キャニオン NL Bovenste Antelope Canyon NO Øvre Antelope Canyon PL Górny Kanion Antylopy PT Cânion Antelope Superior RU Верхний каньон Антилопы SV Övre Antelope Canyon TR Yukarı Antilop Kanyonu ZH 上羚羊峡谷