Embark on a captivating 3-hour Monument Valley Cultural Tour and delve into the rich history and cultural lifestyle of the Navajo people. Explore traditional Hogan homes, witness Navajo rug weaving, and enjoy a mesmerizing musical performance.
- West and East Mitten Buttes - The journey begins here. The road is rugged. First stop: West and East Mittens. Disembark, explore, take photos, and listen to the guide share the history of the valley. This tour takes nearly an hour to reach this point due to the rough and sandy road.
- John Ford’s Point - Second stop: John Ford’s Point/Three Sisters. Disembark, explore, take photos, and hear the guide’s stories about the valley’s history. There are jewelry shops and Navajo food available.
- Hogan Village - Third stop: Navajo Village. Disembark, explore, take photos, and listen to the guide share the history of the valley.
- Monument Valley Navajo Tribal Park - Fourth stop: Big Hogan. Disembark, explore, take photos, and hear the guide’s stories about the valley’s history.
- Monument Valley - Sixth stop: Ear of the Wind. Disembark, explore, take photos, and listen to the guide share the story behind it. A short hike is involved.
- Totem Pole And Yei Be Chei - Seventh stop: Totem Pole/Yei Be Chei. Disembark, explore, take photos, and hear the guide’s stories about it.
- Artist’s Point - Eighth stop: Artist’s Point. Disembark, explore, take photos, and listen to the guide share the story behind it.
- North Window Overlook - Ninth stop: North Window. Disembark, explore, take photos, and hear the guide’s stories about it.
- Monument Valley Tribal Park Visitor Center - Final stop: Sun’s Eye. Disembark, explore, take photos, and listen to the guide’s narrative.
- Restricted access to backcountry of Monument Valley
- Enriched cultural experience
- 2 person minimum to book a tour
- Educational experience
- Open air and enclosed Vehicle Available
- $8.00 entry fee not included
- NO Horse Tour
The 3-hour Cultural journey encompasses the history and cultural practices of the Navajo people. It involves the 17-mile circuit and the backcountry, where you can view Navajo families’ residences and have the unique chance to step inside a conventional Hogan. Experience the embracing warmth of nature as you walk inside a traditional hogan, while encompassing the narration on the upbringing of thousands of Navajos. Inside, you’ll be treated to demonstrations of Navajo rug weaving, the time-honored architectural style of the Hogan, and a variety of arts and crafts. The bonus includes a musical ‘spectacle’ for your enjoyment.
For a full refund, cancel at least 24 hours before the scheduled departure time.
