Canyon de Chelly is one of the most impressive places in the Southwest. Its vertical canyon walls tower 1,000 feet high as the Rio de Chelly winds through its ancient walls.

The monument is run and controlled by the Navajo Nation and is one of the most visited monuments in the United States. Canyon ...

Wayne Martin Belger Right, a detail of the turkey-foot shape of Canyon de Chelly National Monument, home to the sacred site of Tse Yaa Kin. 5W Infographics To their successors, the Navajo ...

But there's more to see within its boundaries than these two popular destinations, including the lesser-known Canyon de Chelly National Monument. Located entirely in the Navajo Nation in northeast ...

Don’t touch the dwellings, as they are fragile. One of the Southwest’s most fascinating national monuments, Canyon de Chelly (pronounced "deh SHAY,” derived from the Navajo word, Tseyi, meaning “among ...

A new road trip of the Southwest’s Indigenous heartlands offers travellers a greater understanding of the past, present and future of the country’s original inhabitants. Along the way, culturally ...