Going on a tour in the heart of the Navajo Nation takes you to ancient ruins and sacred places that most tourists never see.

Between 1863 to 1866, in an event that became known as the Long Walk, the United States forced more than 10,000 Navajo from their homelands to a resettlement camp at Bosque Redondo, 300 miles to ...

Tsinigine is referring to a shameful time in American history, as the Navajo people faced systemic oppression. In the 1860s, ...

was established on a portion of the traditional Navajo homeland following the Long Walk, a campaign of ethnic cleansing and forced relocation of the Navajo people in 1864. Hundreds died during the ...

And this is where fry bread was born. Fry bread was born from the meager rations after the Navajo people were forced to leave their homeland The Long Walk forced the Navajos to trek up to 450 ...

The story recounts the harrowing journey of a young Navajo girl and her family, who were forcibly marched 450 miles from Black Mesa to the Bosque Redondo internment camp during the Long Walk of 1864.

Rutledge is half-Hawaiian, half-Navajo (Diné). This blend of cultures ... The reservation lacked running water, and the families often had to walk up and down the nearby stream carrying buckets ...