17K views · 463 reactions | Tsébighánlini Navajo Nation Parks and Recreation - Lake Powell Navajo Tribal Park’s Margie N. Lane, left, and Helenita Nalwood, right, of LeChee, Ariz., talk about Tsébighánlini on Friday afternoon inside Upper Antelope Canyon, which is in the Navajo Nation. Navajo Times | Krista Allen | Navajo Times | Facebook

114K views · 4.5K reactions | Recreate with respect Margie N. Lane from Navajo Parks and Recreation’s Lake Powell Navajo Tribal Park discusses the importance of protecting, preserving, and managing the Nation’s tribal parks. She also talks about the annual Page-Lake Powell Balloon Regatta and emphasizes the importance of visiting etiquette. For example, scratching the walls of Antelope Canyon causes irreparable damage and is illegal. Navajo Times | Nicholas House | Navajo Times | Facebook

Locals warn the Navajo team to beware of skinwalkers and to stay safe on the grounds. | HISTORY

WINDOW ROCK, Ariz. — Council Delegate Vince James (Jeddito, Cornfields, Ganado, Kin Dah Lichíí, Steamboat) set out on the 2023 25th Navajo Nation Council horse trail ride from Jeddito to Window Rock, Ariz., undertaking a journey that commemorates a significant event in Navajo history. The 25th Navajo Nation Council trail ride deemed a traditional event, is a testament to the Navajo Nation's commitment to preserving its cultural heritage and fostering community engagement. Joined by his family, c

31K views · 9.4K reactions | Navajo Nation and coal mining history | Lance Tsosie | Facebook