Chinle Travel Guide

 Basaic Says:  Sometime around 350 AD the Pueblo or Anasazi People entered the area now known as Canyon De Chelly. The Anasazi lived at the base of these sheer cliffs and in dwellings built into the canyon walls until around 1300 AD. 350 and 1300 AD at the base of sheer red cliffs and in... 

 Basaic Says:  It is always wortwhile to try and meet a few of the locals like the Hostess at The Junction Restaurant or a couple of Navajo Kids selling Native American Crafts. 

 kop-queen Says:  You can only enter the canyon with a Navajo guide and this can be arranged on foot or on an open topped lorry. Our guide/driver was wonderful, humerously telling us stories of battles and explaining the meaning of the different petroglyphs on the canyon walls as we toured... 

 dila Says:  canyon de chellly toursprivate tours in our jeeps3 hours minimumalso offerhiking tours $20 per hour3 hours minimumspecial group tours by reservationtours in your vehicle$20 per hour3 hour minimum( i think you better be carefull with a rented car and not all kind of car can... 

 NYMansour Says:  Hiking tour through the Canyon. Your guide will be a resident of the Chinle township/Navajo Reservation. You are not allowed to hike through the canyon without a Navajo guide. The hike brings you very close to the beautiful rock formations and dwellings as well as... 

 10eke Says:  The famous White House ruins, I saw them first on the cover of a book called 'Our fascinating world' when I was about twelve years old. Little was I to know that I would see them in reality less than ten years later. 

 leplaya Says:  This is probably the best of the few places to eat available in Chinle. There's a big variety of foods available. Navajo burger... two beef patties wrapped in a Navajo fry-bread... it can't get better than that.