Tag: travel

California Native American Cultural Guide As one of the largest states in the country, California has a profound Native American heritage that spans the entire length of this 760 mile-long state. Home to over 100 tribes, California’s tribal heritage runs deep and although tourism often overlooks indigenous experiences and activities,….

Nestled in the heart of Marin County, California, Muir Woods stands as a testament to the ages. Known for its towering redwoods, it’s a site of natural grandeur. But the woods hold more than just a spectacular show of nature. They echo the history and spirit of the Native American….

Ever wondered where you can experience and learn more about Native culture while you are traveling? I’m not talking about visiting a museum, which, by the way, we have an excellent guide on Native American museums to satiate your historical curiosities. But now, let’s focus on unearthing the spectacular Native….

Are Pow Wows Open to the Public? The short answer is absolutely yes! Pow Wows are vibrant celebrations of Native American culture that showcase traditional dances, music, art, and food. If you’ve never been to one, whether you are Native American or not, you may have wondered whether these cultural….

Native American museums are one of the best opportunities to experience and appreciate Native American history and culture, both past and present. Whether you live on the west coast, the east coast or somewhere in between, there are plenty of options across the U.S. to dive into. Sadly, many of….

Pow Wow season is almost here! Are you ready to hit the road? Our Pow Wow Calendar is filling up quickly, we are adding events every week.  It is time to plan what Pow Wows you are going to hit this year! We’ve compiled tips from some of our favorite….

How many times have you traveled to a State Park, and heard the local Ranger giving some tour or speech to the tourists visiting about how some European Settler “Discovered” this, or “Saved” that… and left out the conversation about the land’s original people? (Owner/Blogger Dr. Kiona) Well Travel Blogger, and….

The Pow Wow Calendar on PowWows.com lists thousands of Native American events across the United States and Canada. You can find them in your state or province. Pow Wows are starting to happen in all 50 states!  Check the calendar often for the latest information. You can search by date or….

With so many states, cities, and other communities drawing on tourism dollars, why shouldn’t Native Americans get in on the action too? A Native-owned tour company out of Phoenix, Arizona has decided to just that. “What Detours Native America is an insight and perspective through travel and tourism looking through….

I know a lot of our readers are well-seasoned travelers, whether it’s heading off to another tribal conference or hitting the pow wow trail. But why travel with the same old boring stuff when you can travel with a little Indigenous flair? I went and scoured the Internet for some….

As I’m sitting here writing this year’s gift guide, the snow has started falling, so yeah, winter is inevitably creeping up on us. That means it’s time to think of gifts for the family and loved ones! If you’re in need of some help coming up with gift ideas, I’ve….

The best place to buy an Indian Taco in Phoenix, Arizona., is the Fry Bread House which is currently on Hazelwood & N.7th St.  This awesome spot was created by the Cecilia Miller family (Tohono O’odham) and is only one of five Native American restaurants ever to win the prestigious James Beard….