Canyon de Chelly

Canyon de Chelly is a deeply significant natural and cultural landmark within the Navajo Nation, carved over millions of years by streams cutting through the Defiance Plateau. Its sheer sandstone cliffs rise up to 1,000 feet, sheltering remarkably preserved ancestral Puebloan ruins that date back over a thousand years, alongside Navajo community farms that are still cultivated today.
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