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Visiting Zuni Pueblo

Discover a world deeply rooted in rich history and tradition. Experience the rare opportunity of visiting a unique village surrounded by lush juniper trees and beautiful mountains.
Welcome to the Zuni Pueblo reservation as our respected guest. Please be aware that you may not understand or even recognize many aspects of Zuni life, but these are essential practices that enable us to continue our way of life. Your respect for our cultural traditions and cooperation in following the guidelines will ensure the continued privilege of visits to our community. Though Zuni Pueblo may be unique, it is worth remembering that you are visiting an active community of residents' daily lives, places of work, and culturally significant areas. The Pueblo of Zuni will not be responsible for any accidents, thefts, damages, or loss of articles incurred by visitors. Violators will be subjected to penalties under Zuni Tribal and Federal laws.
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Rules of Etiquette: Non-Cultural Days & Cultural Days

zuni Visitor's Center location & Hours

Address: 1239 NM-53Zuni, New Mexico 87327 Contact Us:Monday - Friday8 a.m. -5 p.m. (505) 782-7238 Visit Us:Lobby hours:9 a.m. to 5 p.m.Weekend and Holidays is open by advanced notice for tours

When VISITING, please:

  • Check-in at the Visitor's Center to receive key information and an orientation.
  • Purchase a photo permit. All cultural activities within the Pueblo are off-limits to photography, video/audio records, or sketches. Publishing any photos or information pertaining to Zuni Pueblo requires permission.
  • Observe quietly and respectfully any traditional dances and events. Keep your distance from Zuni participants. Please refrain from applause.
  • Do not climb fragile archeological structures or adobe walls. Removal of artifacts/objects from these areas is a Federal offense.
  • Hike only in designated areas.
  • Respect our community by not using drugs or alcohol and not bringing weapons.
  • No pets are allowed in the Middle Village. Children are to be controlled and respectful.

Meet our visitor's Center Staff

Marla Lalio

Visitor's Center Director

Shaun Latone

Cultural Interpreter
Photos courtesy of Lynn Bowannie and Jermaine Johnson

Mario Hooee

Main Street Director
"Our religion is the traditions of our ancestors - the dreams of our old men, given them in solemn hours of the night by the Great Spirit; and the visions of our Sachems, and is written in the hearts of our people" - Chief Seattle
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