Window Rock, the Navajo Nation, USA. The Navajo Nation in the state of Arizona is a sovereign Indian nation and has the largest area, which belongs exclusively to the Native Americans. Window Rock is one of the most popular natural wonders found here.
The surroundings are indeed stunning: many western movies were shot here. Meanwhile the natural rock formation is usually the starting point for the travelers, who are about to explore the region. A naturally circular hole in a sandstone wall is a true natural wonder.
Why to go there?
Visitors love to explore the unspoiled nature, dramatic canyons and rocks. There are also various museums, where one can learn about the Native Americans and Navajo veterans, who have played a major role in WW2.
When to go there?
Celebrate the Annual Fourth of July here and admire PRCA Rodeo, which takes place at this time. Also go there in September to visit the Navajo Nation Fair. It is the largest American Indian Fair in the USA and one can learn about the local customs, enjoy numerous entertainment and buy colorful crafts.
How to get there?
Get there by car using U.S. Highway 26 and Indian Route 12. Also get there by plane to the local Window Rock Airport. Get around by bus – Window Rock is a popular tourist destination therefore it is easy to navigate in the area.
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