Oklahoma: First Nation in the Heartland
Perhaps nowhere else in the United States can you get a more in-depth look at Native American history than in one of the original “Indian Territories” itself – Oklahoma. No less than 67 Tribal nations have called Oklahoma home, some of which date back as far as 14,000 years ago – the time of the […]
Florida – Archaeological Treasure of the Southeast
There’s more to Florida Than Disney World Tell most people that you are taking a vacation in Florida, and they’ll probably assume you’re headed to Disney World, or maybe SeaWorld. Perhaps even Universal Studios or the Florida Keys. But for history buffs, outdoor adventurers and tourists looking for a more personally enriching and cultural experience, Florida is also home to […]
Alaska: The Largest, and Most Overlooked, Tourist Destination of the North
Of the 574 Native American tribes legally recognized by the United States, 231 are located in Alaska. There are few places anywhere in the world where someone can experience so many different tribal cultures and traditions, all within one of the most scenic and breathtaking natural wonders on Earth. Native Alaska has it all. On […]
The Extraordinary Experience of the Navajo Nation
Encompassing three states – Arizona, New Mexico, and Utah – and 27,000 square miles (17,544,500 acres), the Navajo Nation is the single largest Native American reservation in the United States. Yet, despite extraordinary natural beauty, breathtaking landscapes, and unique culture and traditions – Diné Bikéyah, or “Navajoland” – is often overlooked as one of the […]
A Hidden Treasure Within One of the The Seven Wonders of the World – Havasu Falls
In 2021, over 4.5 million tourists visited the Grand Canyon, cementing the park’s status as one of the most popular natural tourist attractions in the world. Yet, just 35 miles west of Grand Canyon Village, lies a quiet slice of nature many believe to be among the most beautiful areas in the world. While not […]
The Eighth Wonder of the World is Antelope Canyon
There may be nothing more beautiful in the world than the art that nature creates over time. This is especially true for a small, nondescript patch of land near Page, Arizona within the LeChee Chapter of the Navajo Nation – the home of the world famous Antelope Canyon. Tens of thousands of years ago, this sacred land […]
