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“At Pine Ridge Indian Reservation, I sat bareback on an Appaloosa pony.
As I basked in the sweet South Dakota sunshine, I thought I’d found heaven on earth. My guide with his encyclopedic knowledge told the story from an Indian, rather than a white perspective ...the magnificence of it all
brought tears to my eyes.”   The Mail on Sunday
Enter the Circle!
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Included in National Geographic Traveler's TOP 50 Tours of a Lifetime
The eagle is sacred to many indigenous cultures on the North American continent because it is a 'solar' bird. Because it flies closer to the sun than other wingeds of the air, it symbolizes how man's thoughts should rise towards the sun.
It is total fallacy that Indian people stayed away from Yellowstone through fear of the geothermic features. Actually, long before the scientific discovery of the ‘super volcano’ Indians always understood that this part of Mother Earth was unfinished; and held this land in great respect.
"Lured by idyllic beaches,
killer surf, and a laid-back vibe, most visitors to Hawaii barely scratch the surface of its rich indigenous culture and history.
This Native American specialty operator crafted a tour of the Big Island that delves into what Hawaiians hold sacred, including the volcano Kilauea, home of fire goddess Pele; Mookini Heiau, birthplace of King Kamehameha the Great; and the islands’  hula festivals."
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Tour Members Say...

The sights, sounds, smells and sheer wonderment at the beauty of all directions has been with us ever since our return. Not a day goes by without our talking of some aspect of our adventure, and at night I am transported to those stunning plains and mountains, and the people we met.         Gretchen, North Wales
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If you look at the earth, there are certain places that seem to have power and we don't know what kind of power it is, except you have a different feeling, You feel energized... For most Americans, the Holy Land exists on another continent. But for Native people,
the holy land is here.
Vine Deloria Jr.
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National Geographic
In Glacier National Park's Centennial year, visit Blackfeet territory and hear the real story
Did you know there are 557 diverse indigenous nations on the North American continent? Enter the Circle. Experience! Explore!
INDIGENOUS-LED JOURNEYS
IN TRIBAL LANDS
The lifeways and cultures of many indigenous nations are influenced by the teachings from the four-leggeds and wingeds of the air
ON EAGLE'S WINGS - CANADA!
Aug 7 - 17, 2010
From Glacier National Park we cross the Medicine Line into the Canadian Rockies to Banff, Jasper, Lake Louise and the Icefields, lands of the Nakoda, Blackfeet, Cree - and the Great Bear!
BEAR MEDICINE
May 29 - June 8, 2010
Learn of the physical & spiritual significance of the bear to Plains Indians cultures. South Dakota to Wyoming to Montana...
YELLOWSTONE IS
INDIAN COUNTRY
Aug 26 - Sept 4, 2010
Touch the beauty, hear tribal history and culture of the Park, see the bear, wolf and buffalo, and walk ancient native trails.
National Geographic
Traveler says:
HAWAII:   A NATIVE PARADISE
Nov 12 - 21, 2010
The native culture on Hawaii's islands encompasses fascinating activities; whale-watching, native star knowledge, traditional hula dancing, Kilauea volcano stories...
Go Native America is included in  National Geographic Traveler's  2010 "50 Tours of a Lifetime"
One of our favorite journeys, and you will have THE best view of Monument Valley from your room
NAVAJO BEAUTYWAY
Oct 23 - 31, 2010
Feel a unique spirit amid Navajoland's red rock sculptures as you immerse yourself in traditional Navajo culture & history
most authentic
most innovative
most immersive
best-guided
most sustainable tours
most authentic
most innovative
most immersive
best-guided
most sustainable tours
The original Hula dance was performed by a God/Godess, making the dance sacred to Native Hawaiian people.
ON THE TRAIL OF BROTHER WOLF
Hear traditional stories and learn of the power & gifts wolves bring as symbols of power and teachers to the people.
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If ever there was a great way to learn about indigenous culture in Hawaii, this is it! Visit amazing sites, meet wonderful people, experience the authentic!
Wolves are the 'rock stars' of Yellowstone and the surrounding areas. They were re-introduced in 1995 (the last wolves in the area were killed off in 1926) and their presence completes not only the eco-system, but also the Sacred Circle.
Click here for our 'MAY SPECIAL' Mountains Plains and Powwow