FOREIGN & DOMESTIC:
This travel guide is designed to inform those people from not only the U.S.A., but from foreign nations as well, to the uniqueness of the American Southwestern states and the potential problems or dangers one may face when visiting or moving to the area.

INCLUDED:
The manual covers some of the laws; the weather patterns; the road traveling; the accommodations; and the health concerns that may arise when traveling to the area or planning your trip to the area.

DRIVING:
Many believe that driving a vehicle is the same in all areas of the nation, and this can lead to a false sense of security when in the American Southwest as there are specific rules that you need to follow, as shown in this guidebook.

HIKING & CAMPING:
Due to the hostile environment of much of the American Southwest those folks like love to hike and to camp may unintentionally put themselves and their families in harm's way; this guidebook provides many tips on how to keep from getting injured and stay alive.

NATIVE AMERICA:
One of the features of visiting the American Southwest is that you may get to see Native American and Native Americans. There are reservations, ruins, archaeological dig sites, museums, Pow wows, and much more to see. BUT, there are rules and regulations that you must follow and many visitors get into trouble due to not understanding these, thus this book includes tips on how to not get arrested or fined.

WEATHER:
Weather plays an important part in the timing of coming to the American Southwest as a visitor. There are many weather events that can easily ruin your visit, and some that can even not just ruin your day, but ruin your life.

MEDICAL:
Emergency information and other important medical information are provided so you can feel safe and secure while visiting the area.