Navajo Nation

The Navajo Nation lands extend into the states of Arizona, New Mexico and Utah. While the Navajo Nation operates on Daylight Savings Time from April to October, the rest of Arizona does not observe Daylight Savings Time.

The Navajo Nation reservation is home to many attractions including Canyon de Chelly National Monument,  Navajo Nation Window Rock Monument & Veterans Memorial Park, Rainbow Natural Bridge, Chaco Cultural National Historical Park,  Hubbell Trading Post and National Historic Site, and the Navajo Nation Tribal Museum among others.

Things to Do

Antelope Canyon Tribal Park, lcoated in LeChee, Arizona, features the upper and lower canyons as well as the east waterholes and the Rainbow Bridge Trail. Link to page

Canyon de Chelly National Monument is the longest uninterrupted, human inhabited, area in the Colorado Plateau. Today Navajo families make their homes, raise livestock and farm the lands in the canyon. Link to page 

Explore Navajo Interactive Museum approximates the journey Navajos take through life. Link to page

Monument Valley Tribal Park is one of the most photographed monuments on earth and boasts sandstone masterpieces that tower at heights of 400 to 1,000 feet. Link to page

Annual Events

Navajo Festival of Arts & Culture 
Location: Flagstaff
Date: August

Navajo Nation Fair
Location: Window
Date: September
Information:  (928)871-6478

Navajo Rug Auction
Location: Flagstaff
Date: June 

Where to Stay

See PDF Document

Location and Nearby Communities 

Location:

Window Rock is the capitol of the Navajo Nation, just a short drive from Gallup, off Highway 264 & Route 12. 

Nearby Communities:

Cameron

Chinle

Kayenta

Contacting the Tribe 

Tribal Government
PO Box 663
Window Rock,AZ
(928) 871-6436
discovernavajo.com

Visitor Information
(928) 810-8501