The Navajo Nation Museum is a museum and library on Navajo ground in Window Rock, Arizona. Its collections, exhibits, and other activities focus on the …
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Sep 18, 2024
We came here after reading the reviews on Trip Advisor. The museum is very nicely laid out and the information portrayed is significant. It starts with the treaty that was signed by the Navajo leader… Full review by Carol G
May 23, 2024
The Navajo Nation Museum is an emotionally powerful experience from the moment you step inside. The journey begins with a moving recount of the Long Walk, a harrowing chapter in Navajo history when t… Full review by Adam C
Mar 22, 2024
Excellent experience…a little bit of everything! There was a wonderful video running on the history of the Navajo Code Talkers. The art exhibited was very “personal” and quite diversified. The recept… Full review by Sylvia R
The museum has no admission fee and is well worth your time. To address your second question, the answer depends on whether you are trying to visit and return to Sedona the …
The museum has no admission fee and is well worth your time. To address your second question, the answer depends on whether you are trying to visit and return to Sedona the same day. If you are trying to do it in one day, my suggestion is not to even think about it. The mileage is approx. 235 miles ( one way ) and as there is much more to see besides The Museum, it would make more sense to stay overnight. Trust this will give you food for thought as there is much to see and appreciate in the Window Rock area. Window Rock is the capital of The Navajo Nation.
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NNHRCs advocates for the recognition of Navajo human rights for Navajo citizens in governmental local, national and international forums and through the media and public …
NNHRCs advocates for the recognition of Navajo human rights for Navajo citizens in governmental local, national and international forums and through the media and public interactions at public forums.
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