Pro

Culturally interesting and with the Smoky Mountains as a backdrop.
Con

The high prices traffic
In a nutshell

The place to go to learn about the Cherokee!
TheTravelSlut Says: The Trail of a 1,000 tears started in Cherokee, North Carolina and there are monuments reflecting the history of the Cherokee nation in the western North Carolina mountains. The area is full of history and natural beauty of these people which are recreated in villages, their...
PAULS RESTERAUNT: YOU HAVE TO TRY THE INDIAN TACOS THEY ARE THE BEST
Steffanni Says: GREAT FOOD YOU HAVE TO TRY THEM OUT INDIAN TACO THE TAST OF IT IS IS LIKE NOTHING ELSE. IT IS VERY GOOD
grandmaR Says: The town is full of shops with souveniers and crafts. Some nice and some tacky. There's no point in giving a specific shop name. Most of the prices are about the same. Moccasins are nice. About $20/pair
I found this to be true in Cherokee
TheTravelSlut Says: Cherokee Indian Wisdom from North Carolina"One evening an old Cherokee tribe leader told his grandson about a battle that goes on inside people.He said “ Grandson, the battle is between two “wolves” inside us all. One is Evil. It is anger, envy, jealousy, sorrow, regret,...
Chris45 Says: dont go to the stores,the prices are sky high and some of the items are not worth the prices
cherokeelady41 Says: The trails Mingo Falls ,museum,Qualla Arts and Crafts Oconalufttee Island The mountians and the feeling of my heritage all around me.
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dont go to the stores,the prices are sky high and some of the items are not worth the prices
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From ancient times to new commercialism

Cherokee is named after the Indian nation that has occupied this land for over 10,000 years. The Cherokee civilization was interrupted by the arrival of white settlers, the American Revolution and,......
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This little town has grown incredibly in the past year due to the development of casinos. I've always felt sorry for this town. There is a strong under current of depression and desperation. I...
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We visited during the free camping weekend May 8-10, 2009, which was buy one night, get one night free. The campground had many activites for visitors. We brought our 10-month-old Newfoundland puppy...
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We go to this area frequently, as we are only one and a half hours away. This is a beautiful area, with the Smoky Mountains. In Cherokee it's self, there are some interesting things to see. The Museum...
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Indian Town entrance to Great Smoky Mountains

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