Kayenta: A Close Encounter with Navaho’s Culture and Heritage
Located in the Navajo County, Kayenta is a home to a numerous number of hotels and motels that welcomes tourists headed to Monument Valley. One interesting fact about the Kayenta, AZ is that it is illegal to serve alcohol in the area, just like the other places included in the Navajo Nation. This Navajo reservation serves as the gateway to the Monument Valley and numerous number of tours and fun adventures tourists from around the world head to. The region is serviced by the Kayenta Airport located 2,795.5 miles from Kayenta, Arizona.
Best Time to Visit
July is a less crowded time of the year and the perfect time of the year to experience the Annual Kayenta Arts Festival. Held at the Kayenta Recreational Park, the celebration features arts, music and entertainment from local artists and crafts enthusiasts in Kayenta. Top Kayenta, AZ hotels are available all year round but be sure to book early when planning to visit this charming city.
What to Do & Area Attractions
To get a glimpse of the Navajo culture, you should not miss the Monument Valley Navajo Tribal Park. This 30,000 acre reservation is one of the best places to enjoy nature trips and adventures in the region. The Navajo Code Talkers Exhibit is also a must experience that features the indecipherable secret code used by the Navajo soldiers during World War II. The Navajo Cultural Center is also home to more cultural histories and facts about the Navajo heritage. Relax at the Kayenta Monument Valley Inn and the Hampton Inn Kayenta for long stays in the region.