Explore the Hopi Reservation as your guide shares stories of this ancient culture dating back more than 2,000 years in the Southwest. Get a chance to try traditional Hopi food, learn about the culture from artisans, and listen to your guide’s commentary about the geology and vistas along the way.

After leaving Sedona or Flagstaff, travel across Diné Bikéyah (Navajoland), home of the Diné (the people), and see the hogans, the traditional housing of the Navajo, on your way to the Hopi Reservation, the longest continuously inhabited settlement of the U.S.

Next, enjoy an authentic Hopi meal with your guide at the Hopi Cultural Center. Get a chance to sample traditional Hopi food, but if you are not feeling adventurous, you have a choice of American-style food such as hamburgers, sandwiches, and salads. After lunch, visit the Hopi Museum and Art Gallery to view the amazing pieces and have some time to shop.

In the afternoon, you will visit the village of Walpi on First Mesa, the most natural of all of the Hopi villages, and take a walking tour with a Hopi guide. During this informative cultural and spiritual experience, visit with artisans such as basket makers, pottery makers, and kachina carvers before you return to Sedona.