The Navajo Nation aka: Navajo Indian Reservation, Navajoland, Diné Bikéyah

while serving in Americorps*NCCC i was able to work at Tohaali Elementry School in Toadlina, NM. it was the most amazing experiance and i wish i could go back and live with the people we met there. so much wisdom and history in that land.

I love driving through here! It’s so peaceful. It’s worth visiting for sure.

I miss this place it’s my home.. right smack in the middle a small town called Chinle… born and raised spoken written engrained in my head and my soul… I am proud to call this my home… smile nostalgia aside I miss it everyday

i cante remember the name or location of the restaurant…cause we went there when i was a kid. but look for najavo tacos. freakin awesome. maybe. at least mine were. back in the day.

Beautiful land, beautiful people

I was lucky enough to spend ten days on the Rez. I lived with a few different Navajo families and got to do a lot of sight-seeing and volunteer work. This place was amazing and I highly reccomend it. I also can’t wait to go back!

I’ve only seen Navajo Indian Reservations in pictures and have only heard of them in Goverment class and books. I’d like to experience the real thing and gain more of that “culture” people are always going on about.

Mountains, desert, badlands, rivers, towns, the Rez has it all.

Dine people are the best.
I love being home.

It’s a beautiful place to visit if you can appreciate natural beauty. It’s not for people who want lots of creature comfort. The landscape is varied and the light makes the country come alive.