| 1. Hiking For Two | |
 Camelback Hiking |
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| 2. Gardens | |
 Desert Botanical Garden |
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| 4. Spa Escapes | |
 Biltmore Spa Garden The Aji Spa is located on the grounds of the Gila River Indian Community and is filled with great attention to detail. The Native American style shows in the architecture of the building. One of the most popular treatments at the Aji Spa is the Blue Coyote Wrap. It begins with an exfoliation and ends with a cedar oil massage. The Alvadora Spa is Mediterranean in its atmosphere. Here, the herbs, flowers, and oils all have a European flavor. The Orange Flower Body Buff is a very popular treatment. |
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| 3. Native American Art & Historical Tours | |
 Pueblo Grande Besides Pueblo Grande, which lies on the outskirts of Phoenix, another great showcase of Native American Art is the Heard Museum. With its acclaimed collection of Native American art and artefacts, it is a journey into the past of Arizona. It is a great way to learn about the culture of the indigenous people of Arizona. Together with your partner, take in the huge "Native People of the Southwest" exhibit that displays a Navajo Hogan, as well a Hopi corn grinder. The beautiful Kachina doll gallery allows visitors to admire the number of different Kachina spirits that dominate the Hopi and Zuni religions. The first weekend in March, you can experience the traditional dances, arts, and crafts during the Indian Fair and Market. There are a few artists' communities located within an hour's drive from Phoenix. The communities of Carefree and Cave Creek are very popular western attractions. Stop by the Deer Valley Rock Art Center to see the petroglyphs. The site of Arizona's first known civilization is an hour's drive from the south side of Phoenix. Casa Grande Ruins National Monument is a magnificent testament to the endurance of the Hohokam, who first established agricultural practices here a thousand years ago. |
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