Navajo Cultural Tour

Experience Beauty With Meaning

Reminder: The Navajo Nation observes Daylight Savings Time (DST-Mountain/Denver), it begins in March and ends November. In the spring and summer seasons, when it’s 2pm in Flagstaff, it is 3pm in Monument Valley.

WHILE TRAVELING ON THE NAVAJO NATION, REMEMBER THAT YOU ARE ON A SOVEREIGN, SELF-GOVERNING NATION, AND JUST AS YOU WOULD TRAVEL ABROAD, PLEASE OBEY ALL TRIBAL LAWS AND REGULATIONS

You will quickly notice how many people speak Navajo/Diné. But English is also spoken by majority of Navajo/Diné, do not hesitate to communicate.

There are 7 general principles of 'Leave No Trace':

For more information on the 'Leave no trace' principles, please visit: https://lnt.org/why/7-principles/

Reminder: The Navajo Nation observes Daylight Savings Time (DST-Mountain/Denver), it begins in March and ends November. In the spring and summer seasons, when it’s 2pm in Flagstaff, it is 3pm in Monument Valley.

*This is provided merely as a suggestion with travel starting in Tuba City, Arizona and ending in Window Rock, Arizona. Actual travel time may vary.

Suggested 3-Day Excursion Across the Navajo Nation

DAY ONE: TUBA CITY, ARIZONA – the starting point of the Navajo Cultural Tour, is easily accessible to travelers, at no more than a two hour drive from Monument Valley, the Grand Canyon, or Flagstaff. It is a great tour to learn and experience the Navajo (Diné) Culture.