Thank u for ur interest and educating others of our culture. We Native Americans seem like we r forgotten about or ignored. I am originally fr the four corners (NM) but now live in Clermont FL. Here when introducing myself people ask me about my ethnicity automatically thinking I’m Spanish, I’ll answer no I’m Navajo, their immediate response is “what is that?” “What does that mean?”. It is very insulting and disrespectful. Once again thank u for educating others. Yes we do exist and we are not only in the Navajo Reservation we are across the world.
Miss Shandiin Parrish did an amazing job during the pandemic. She reigned for 2 years, that’s never been done before. She is a hero and was exactly what we needed as a nation, a true matriarch, and mother to the Navajo people.
Very informative video, thank you! I have been to Monument Valley. I had no idea the Navajo were forced off their land at one point. Glad they got it back, though.
Fantastic video. Wish I had seen this 2 years ago. We moved to Arizona 2 years ago (below Tucson) and are planning a discovery trip, mostly in and around the Navajo nation. Your video has given me a lot of information and excitement for our upcoming journey. I am now a subscriber to your videos. Thanks for doing these videos.
We only had a few hours in the morning. However, that was back in 2019. I think the walk that we took has since been closed. You may have to book a guided tour from Chinle in which case you will need at least half a day.
When I was a child, my family and I would Easter egg hunt every Easter at Monument Valley. We have land there. It was always amazing and surreal to “egg-hunt” on popular land, but it’s our land. When going to the visitor center to enter the land, we don’t get charged. Visitors do. Oh, I sure do miss my hometown. Haven’t been there in a hot minute! Thank you, for this video.
Do Europeans real understand what a Rezervation real is forgot you yes do you. Put the First Nation in Canada reserve Same thing. If thing we're reversed but your gods gift to humanity from your P.O.V
I’m full Navajo. I enjoyed this video! But I was raised in both the city and the reservation. It was a struggle being on the reservation.
Nìzhònì . Thank you for share the video 📹 . I am navajo ( Dinè ). I'm so proud to be Dinè. I love to speak my language.
Ahéhee (thank you)
@@TravelObscurer aóó . Have a great year
Thank u for ur interest and educating others of our culture. We Native Americans seem like we r forgotten about or ignored. I am originally fr the four corners (NM) but now live in Clermont FL. Here when introducing myself people ask me about my ethnicity automatically thinking I’m Spanish, I’ll answer no I’m Navajo, their immediate response is “what is that?” “What does that mean?”. It is very insulting and disrespectful.
Once again thank u for educating others. Yes we do exist and we are not only in the Navajo Reservation we are across the world.
Thank you for your kind words. I am a great admirer of the Navajo/Diné and their culture.
Miss Shandiin Parrish did an amazing job during the pandemic. She reigned for 2 years, that’s never been done before. She is a hero and was exactly what we needed as a nation, a true matriarch, and mother to the Navajo people.
It was a privilege to meet her. She is truly inspirational.
Thank you for sharing this excellent video of our people and the land.
Thank you. Love and respect to the Navajo Nation.
Always keep on living your life my Dine people.
Always keep your spirit strong.
Soulfly Tribe Forever
Let your soulfly FREE!!!!!
Beautiful Thank you for sharing.
Really appreciate the feedback Lorraine. Many thanks.
Beautiful land and people!!
Thank You!!
Very informative video, thank you! I have been to Monument Valley. I had no idea the Navajo were forced off their land at one point. Glad they got it back, though.
Great video, detailed explanation is good, it's a place I want to go
Beautiful video thank you for sharing it. 🙏
Thank you!
Thank you so much. I am soon to be in part of the Dine land and none of the videos I've watched so far have focused on the Dine as you have done.
Thank you for the feedback. I highly recommend the museum in Window Rock to understand more about the Dine.
Nicest people. I went to Shiprock for a festival. Such an amazing culture. Fell in love with it.
Really enjoyed this - thanks so much for sharing. Would wish to go there one day!
Thank you. It's a special place.
Fantastic video. Wish I had seen this 2 years ago. We moved to Arizona 2 years ago (below Tucson) and are planning a discovery trip, mostly in and around the Navajo nation. Your video has given me a lot of information and excitement for our upcoming journey. I am now a subscriber to your videos. Thanks for doing these videos.
Thank you. I remember that trip with great fondness. The Navajo Nation is a special place.
I subbed and thank U.....great video!!
Thank you 👍
informative video, I'm headed out there soon
Great video! Im hoping i can visit later this year. How much time did you visit canyon de shelly? I was thinking to stay 1/2 but I don't want to rush
We only had a few hours in the morning. However, that was back in 2019. I think the walk that we took has since been closed. You may have to book a guided tour from Chinle in which case you will need at least half a day.
You need to check out Wally browns videos on the Navajo history especially about the annazizi he has a whole other view of them
Liked and subscribed!
Thank you!
Do the Dine have any legends or beliefs about the "Rock with Hole Through It"?
I believe it is an important site for Navajo medicine men.
@@TravelObscurer I thought it would be pretty significant to them, because they built their capitol city there. But why?
It is called Window Rock.
When I was a child, my family and I would Easter egg hunt every Easter at Monument Valley. We have land there. It was always amazing and surreal to “egg-hunt” on popular land, but it’s our land.
When going to the visitor center to enter the land, we don’t get charged. Visitors do.
Oh, I sure do miss my hometown. Haven’t been there in a hot minute! Thank you, for this video.
It’s a taboo to walk through the “Rock with Hole Through It”. It’s a portal from the 3rd world. Navajos say Earth is the the 4th world.
3:37 traditional hungarian lángos is exactly the same
How can I visiting Indian reservation in Arizona and california
First of all it’s not a Indian reservation it’s Native American not Indian
@@CarnageKillerTV666 and, you could have still answered his question
John wayne
Anasazi is Hopi.
But Navajo became, Anasazi.
The came learn from Anasazi people.
That Time The Anasazi People are still here.
Poor sheep
Do Europeans real understand what a Rezervation real is forgot you yes do you. Put the First Nation in Canada reserve Same thing. If thing we're reversed but your gods gift to humanity from your P.O.V
I can't say anything.
Navajo Nation or tribe is not friendly.
Why do you think that?