Antelope Canyon

Navajo Nation Parks Recreation oversees the management and protection of various tribal parks, monuments, and recreation areas within the Navajo Reservation, which spans over 25,000 square miles across four states. Established in 1957, the department aims to conserve the nation's natural and cultural resources while ensuring a sustainable experience for all visitors.

The organization offers guided tours to iconic locations such as Antelope Canyon and Monument Valley, providing visitors with a deeper understanding of the Navajo culture and landscape. They emphasize the importance of respecting the land and its traditions, encouraging visitors to adhere to the laws and policies set forth by the Navajo Nation.

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