A little over-priced, but some nice interactive exhibits about mental health in Navajo nation, as well as creation story.

Nice little museum that has activities for children. It is a very good introduction to the area, and I would recommend a visit.

The museum is offered by the Navajo people to help tourists understand the Navajo history, heritage and current way of life. There are displays of art and artifacts from the surrounding area. Established in Tuba City a few years ago, it is a good introduction into how the Navajo lived yesterday and how they live today. There are several good... More

This exhibit was very informative and designed really well to engage the visitor in Navajo culture. A video tells the creation story which is really interesting.

In 1 hour we learned a lot about the Navajo Nation. Learn about the WWII Code Breakers at the Trading post next door.

The museum is well laid out in one large room and tells the story of the Navaho Nation and their culture in a clear and straightforward way. The mock up of a Navaho Hogan (house) was particularly interesting.

This museum is well done and the staff is very friendly and helpful. I especially enjoyed the information about the Navajo Code Talkers who participated in WWII.

Learning about a vibrant culture such as that of the Dine' makes all your experiences more meaningful and memorable. Take some time for the Codetalker exhibit, its well worth it! Enjoy a nice iced coffee afterwards at the Hogan Espresso!

This museum tells you all you want to know about the history of the Navajo people and their culture. This include religion (ceremonies, beliefs) and the story of creation, traditions, lodging, social life, economic life, governement, relations with the U.S. The displays include a replica of a hogan with detailed expanations on traditional life, the meaning of the architecture and... More