In this episode of "Places People Purpose," the South Rim of the Grand Canyon takes center stage as the most visited and captivating part of the canyon. The South Rim serves as the primary gateway to the Grand Canyon National Park, housing the bustling Grand Canyon Village, a hub offering a range of visitor services and accommodations. Divided into three key areas, including Grand Canyon Village, Hermit Road, and Desert View Drive, the South Rim offers stunning viewpoints like Mather Point, Yavapai Point, and Hopi Point, each offering a unique perspective of the canyon's beauty. The podcast delves into the cultural significance of the Hopi House, designed by the renowned architect Mary Colter, who left her mark on many Grand Canyon landmarks. The narrative touches on her contributions and perfectionism. We will also briefly mention Bright Angel Lodge, now a museum with a unique fireplace, and the historic Santa Fe Train Depot, the only train station in a U.S. national park. Stay tuned for more exciting Grand Canyon insights in future episodes.