The Grand Canyon area is home to an astounding array of beauty and wonder that can turn any vacation into a veritable adventure. However, along with ancient views of the geological world, travelers can also find a vibrant view of the area’s ancient culture as well. The native beliefs of the Southwest may have dwindled over the years, but there are certainly still a number of both remnants and living societies that are more than happy to share what they have to offer. From exploring ancient petroglyphs and cave paintings to visiting Havasupai villages, you can travel into prevailing customs of the past with a visit to the Grand Canyon.
Indian Painting Safari Jeep Tour
The Indian Painting Safari Jeep Tour takes travelers through Kaibab National Forest and explorers the many stories, art and mere markings left behind. Throughout the tour you’ll learn of a variety of ancient peoples that inhabited the Grand Canyon area, and the meanings behind the many pictures they left behind. Of course, being in the Kaibab National Forest you’ll also be greeted with a wide scope of natural beauty and area wildlife for a complete look into both the past and present of the Grand Canyon.
Turning from the past of the Grand Canyon’s ancient cultures into how these cultures are faring in the present, the Havasupai Heli-Hiking Day offers a wondrous look at the Grand Canyon complete with a visit to Havasupai Indian village located in the Grand Canyon. You’ll travel by helicopter to the Canyon itself where you’ll descend 4,000 feet into the Havasupai village. Once at the village, you’ll have the ability to browse various crafts, mingle with the locals or even explore the Canyon itself more in depth. More than simply experiencing the Grand Canyon, the Havasupai Heli-Hiking Day offers a glimpse into both the Grand Canyon and its culture.
