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TESTIMONIALS

"This is a chance to learn about the traditional ways of the Navajo. And, at the same time, learn about the news paths the Navajo are taking."

Pamela Medina,
Rose Valley, PA

"Excellent immersion tour into the Navajo culture, their values and art. Educational and enlightening."

Alice Yancy,
Springfield, MO

 

Cultural Tours

Often, the best metaphor for understanding your organization’s culture or your own personal perspective is to experience the strengths and richness of another culture. Seeing the world through 'new' eyes can give you insights into the dynamics of your workplace.

The School of Hotel and Restaurant Management offers customized cultural tours of Native lands­explorations of cultural treasures not available to the casual traveler. Participants connect with medicine people, storytellers, entertainers, and talented artisans. Cultural opportunities can also include participating in dances and ceremonies, sweat lodge, and experiencing powerful natural Native landscapes. Learners of all kinds find meaning through history, ceremony, music, art, and the rhythms of a daily life connected to the land.

Tours are customized for groups of 10 or more for extended weekends or week long stays. 

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CONTACT
INFORMATION

Grace Marks
Phone: 928-523-4289
Fax: 928-523-1711
PO Box 6024
Flagstaff, AZ  86011-6024
Grace.Marks@nau.edu

   
 
 
 

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