XO from AZ | TRIBAL NATIONS

ARIZONA'S 22

TRIBAL NATIONS

WELCOME

Arizona is home to 22 federally recognized Tribal Nations, each with its own rich culture, history, traditions, and enduring connection to this remarkable land.

We invite you to explore with respect and discover Native-owned businesses, artists, museums and cultural experiences and celebrate the heritage that continues to shape Arizona today.

These recommendations have been shared by members of Tribal Nations, Arizona residents and travelers who know and love these extraordinary places. We invite you to experience the Navajo Nation — and all of Arizona’s 22 sovereign Tribal Nations — with curiosity, appreciation and respect.

There's so much to love,

TRIBAL NATIONS MAP →

Grand Canyon West Cabins

Grand Canyon

Red Heritage

Page

Tribal Nations

PLEASE CLICK EACH NATIVE NATION

NORTHERN ARIZONA

CENTRAL ARIZONA

SOUTHERN ARIZONA

White Mountain Apache Tribe

San Carlos Apache Tribe

Kaibab Band of Paiute Indians

San Juan Southern Paiute Tribe

Pueblo of Zuni

Salt River Pima-Maricopa Indian Community

Gila River Indian Community

Fort McDowell Yavapai Nation

Yavapai-Apache Tribe

Tonto Apache Tribe

Yavapai-Prescott Indian Tribe

Ak-Chin Indian Community

Tohono O'odham Nation

Pascua Yaqui Tribe

WESTERN ARIZONA

Cocopah Indian Tribe

Colorado River Indian Tribes

Fort Mojave Indian Tribe

Quechan Tribe

DISCOVER ALL 22 TRIBAL NATIONS →

Tribal Nations
Experiences

Tribal Nations Museums

PLEASE CLICK EACH DESTINATION

PLEASE CLICK EACH MUSEUM

Montezuma Castle - Camp Verde

Walnut Canyon - Flagstaff

Archaeological Park - Springerville

Dinosaur Tracks - Tuba City

Casa Grande Ruins - Coolidge

Navajo Zoo - Window Rock

Havasupai Falls - Grand Canyon

Antelope Canyon - Page

Discover Navajo Events

Pow Wow Events

AZ American Indian Events

Heard Museum - Phoenix

S'edav Va'aki Museum - Phoenix

Amerind Museum - Dragoon

Museum of Indigenous People - Prescott

Museum of Northern Arizona - Flagstaff

Navajo Nation Museum - Window Rock

Huhugam Heritage Center - Chandler

Yavapai Nation Museum - Fort McDowell

San Carlos Apache Museum - Peridot

Apache Culture Center - Fort Apache

Ak-Chin Him-Dak Eco-Museum - Maricopa

Tribal Nations Guide Services

PLEASE CLICK EACH GUIDE SERVICE

PAINTED DESERT/PETRIFIED FOREST

DISCOVER ALL TRIBAL NATION GUIDE SERVICES →

Tribal Nations Local Businesses

Tribal Nations Dining

PLEASE CLICK EACH BUSINESS

Cameron Trading Post - Tuba City

Hubble Trading Post - Ganado

Jackrabbit Trading Post - Joseph City

Teec Nos Pos Trading - Teec Nos Pos

Tuba City Trading Post - Tuba City

Hopi Artist Buddy Tubinaghtewa - Phoenix

Heard Museum Gift Shop - Phoenix

PLEASE CLICK EACH RESTAURANT

The Fry Bread House - Phoenix

The Frybread Lounge - Scottsdale

Emerson Fry Bread - Mesa

La Indita - Tucson

Red Heritage Indigenous Entertainment - Page

Kai - Phoenix

Hopi Cultural Center Restaurant - Second Mesa

The View Restaurant - Monument Valley

Tribal Nations Charming Stays

PLEASE CLICK EACH HOTEL OR STAY

Shash Dine EcoRetreat - Page

Taawaki Inn- Clarkdale

Hopi Cultural Center - Second Mesa

Upper Village of Moenkopi - Tuba City

Thunderbird Lodge - Chinle

Native Nation Inn - Window Rock

Supai Village - Grand Canyon

Grand Canyon West Cabins - Grand Canyon

Hon-Dah Hotel - Pinetop

Cameron Trading Post - Cameron

Tribal Nations Map

CLICK TO EXPAND →

tribalnationsmap

Tribal Nations Links to Love

PLEASE CLICK EACH ORGANIZATION

Arizona's 22 Tribal Nations

Arizona American Indian Tourism Assoc.

Native Public Media

Arizona State Museum

Arizona Commission on the Arts Tribal Relations

Navajo Times

Navajo Hopi Observer

DISCOVER NAVAJO EVENTS

Read All About It

Arizona’s First Peoples: Discover the Heart of the Grand Canyon State

Long before Arizona became the 48th state, it was home to vibrant Tribal Nations whose cultures, traditions, and deep connection to the land have shaped this remarkable place for thousands of years. Today, 22 federally recognized Tribal Nations continue to call Arizona home, each with its own language, history, art, cuisine, and traditions. From the iconic red mesas of the Navajo Nation and the ancient villages of the Hopi Tribe, to the soaring canyon landscapes of the Hualap

The Arizona Native Guide Directory

Arizona is home to 22 federally recognized Tribal Nations, each with its own language, history, traditions, and deep connection to the land. From the sandstone walls of Antelope Canyon to the ancient villages of Hopi and the spectacular vistas of Monument Valley, some of Arizona's most unforgettable places are also among its most sacred. One of the most meaningful ways to experience these places is by choosing a Native-owned or Native-operated guide service. A Native guide do

Native Resorts, Casinos & Entertainment

Gaming has become an important economic engine for many Arizona Tribal Nations, helping fund schools, healthcare, housing, infrastructure, scholarships, cultural preservation, and community programs. Visitors who enjoy these beautiful resorts are also supporting tribal self-determination and investments that benefit Native communities across Arizona—and, through revenue sharing, schools, emergency services, conservation, and tourism throughout the state. What many visitors d

You're Invited to Share the Love

SHARE WHAT YOU LOVE →

DISCOVER THE BEST OF ARIZONA

Share the Love

Share a pic of your favorite local businesses

or destinations and help others discover

and love them too. It’s that simple!

SHARE WHAT YOU LOVE

Become a

Community Champion

By sponsoring your town, city, or the State of Arizona, you help more people discover and support the small businesses, arts, culture, parks, gardens, museums, and local treasures that make Arizona extraordinary.

Together, we’re helping communities thrive—locally and online.

BECOME A CHAMPION

Community Champions power local businesses & communities.