History and Heritage
The Navajo, or Diné, have a rich history that is steeped in legend, culture, and tradition. They are the largest federally recognized Indigenous tribe in the United States, primarily residing in the Navajo Nation, which spans across Arizona, Utah, and New Mexico.
Language and Traditions
Navajo language, part of the Athabaskan language family, is spoken by the Navajo people and remains a vital part of their cultural identity. With traditional crafts like weaving, jewelry making, and pottery, the Navajo people express their deep connections to their lands and heritage.
Visit the Navajo Nation
For those interested in exploring Navajo land, you can find stunning landscapes such as the Monument Valley and Canyon de Chelly. Respectful visitors are welcome to experience the beauty and culture.
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