On your way to the awe-inspiring Monument Valley, stop by this gateway town in Arizona, rich with Navajo culture, intriguing ...

Monument Valley Navajo Tribal Park, located on the Arizona–Utah border, is the source of some of the most iconic images of the United States and the American Southwest. #shorts ...

Throughout the 19th century, white settlers considered the Monument Valley region—like the desert terrain of the Southwest in general—to be hostile and ugly.

Before 1400: The Anasazi occupy Monument Valley, along with other corners of the Southwest, and build many cliff dwellings and food-storage sites. Then they vanish.

I have become somewhat of a Southwest fanatic ever since. I’ve camped in the Grand Canyon, hiked Sedona, walked beneath the towering buttes of Monument Valley, trekked through Snow Canyon, and ...

Political Whiplash in the American Southwest. ... Later on, after Bears Ears had become a popular Utah stopover for tourists passing through to Monument Valley, the looters had to be more discreet.

Monument Valley remains a remote location today, but in 1947, it was even more so. “You had to bring everything in,” Blake said. “Tents, food, water, everything.” ...

Throughout the 19th century, white settlers considered the Monument Valley region—like the desert terrain of the Southwest in general—to be hostile and ugly.