Navajo National Monument
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Located in Navajo Nation, this site features Native American cliff dwellings dating back to the 13th century.

Overview of Navajo National Monument

Located in Navajo Nation, this site features Native American cliff dwellings dating back to the 13th century.

  • Tourist interest: (worth seeing).

History of Navajo National Monument

What to see and do

Practical information

  • Location:
  • Local time: Heure : Navajo National Monument.
  • Address: Highway 564, Shonto, AZ 86054.
  • Opening hours:
  • Fee:

Transportation

Accommodation and dining

Nearby

Also worth seeing within a 100–150 km radius of the site:

Antelope Canyon, Arizona, États-Unis
Antelope Canyon
One of the most visited sites in the American West. This highly photogenic slot canyon can only be explored on guided tours lasting one to two hours.
Canyon de Chelly, Arizona, États-Unis
Canyon de Chelly
Located in the heart of a Navajo reservation, it is one of the most beautiful canyons in the region, with cliffs reaching up to 300 metres high.
Lac Powell, Arizona, États-Unis
Lake Powell
Located in both Arizona and Utah, it’s a popular spot for its stunning landscapes. It’s also home to Rainbow Bridge, the world’s largest natural arch, measuring 84 m long and 90 m high.
Monument Valley, Arizona, États-Unis
Monument Valley
Located in Navajo territory straddling the Arizona-Utah border and immortalised by countless Western films, this is perhaps the most recognisable site in the American West, with its unique geomorphological formations.
Page, Arizona, États-Unis
Page
This small town typically serves as a base for exploring Lake Powell, Antelope Canyon, and even the Grand Canyon.
Rivière San Juan, Utah, États-Unis
San Juan River
Beautiful landscapes, rafting, and trout fishing are the three main attractions of this river, which flows into Lake Powell.

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