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PRESERVING OUR PAST
The Pueblo of Zuni considers archaeological sites to be an important part of the cultural heritage of the Zuni people, and it has passed a tribal antiquities ordinance to protect them. This tribal law makes it a criminal offense punishable by fines and imprisonment to excavate, remove, destroy, or desecrate artifacts knowingly, archaeological sites, and places of sacred importance on the reservation.
Collecting pottery shards, whole pots, and other artifacts is cultural vandalism, for it rips these items from their meaningful context. Do NOT pot-hunt on the Zuni Indian reservation because it is illegal and culturally destructive.
Please do your part to help us preserve our cultural heritage.
Collecting pottery shards, whole pots, and other artifacts is cultural vandalism, for it rips these items from their meaningful context. Do NOT pot-hunt on the Zuni Indian reservation because it is illegal and culturally destructive.
Please do your part to help us preserve our cultural heritage.
Uncovering our Heritage
Hawikku, Kechiba:wa, Kwa’kin’a, Halona:wa, Mats’a:kya, Kyaki:ma, Village of the Great Kivas, Hanlibinkya, Yellow House Ruins, Heshotultha, Atsinna, Heshota Yalta and more…These sites – and perhaps hundreds more like them - were once thriving, populous pueblos spread over a large area of what is now northwest New Mexico.
Today, they lie in ruins their walls tumbled down, their plazas and courtyards deserted. Their fields once green with corn, beans, and squash are now covered with wind-blown sand, bushes, and native plants.
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Featured TOurs of the Zuni Pueblo
HALONA:IDIWAN'A MIDDLE VILLAGE
Immerse yourself in the Middle Village through an oral presentation of "The Migration Story" detailing Zuni cultural History and an interpretive walking tour of Zuni Pueblo's most historic and culturally significant neighborhood.HAWIKUH VILLAGE
Journey to our ancestral village, one of the fabled "Cities of Cibola", and step back in time to the place of "first contact" between Europeans and the Native People of the Southwest.VILLAGE OF THE GREAT KIVAS
Experience a Chocoan-outlier village site with its two "great" kivas as well as extensive nearby rock art (petroglyphs & pictographs) that was excavated in 1930 by archaeologistssHIWI (zUNI) wORLD vIEW
Sample the history, culture, and religion of the A:shiwi through the telling of the Migration story, the impacts of the Spanish, and how the Zuni community is organized.BADGER SPRINGS
Visit this remote backcountry rock art and Great House site to experience various ancestral images that come alive through cultural stories and interpretation.cITIES OF CIBOLA
Spend a full day learning and touring all six (6) ancestral villages, including Halona Idiwan'a (present-day Zuni Pueblo), Hawikku (where Coronado first arrived), and the unexcavated sites of K'wa'kin'a, Kechiba:wa, Mats'a:kya, and Kyaki:ma. Gain a better understanding of present-day Zuni Culture by learning about its complex past.
Our Guests reviews
★★★★★
"This was the perfect way to start our visit to Zuni. The staff was very helpful in showing us things to do and see. There is a great handicapped-accessible toilet. There are interpretive displays and tons of resources for visitors"Liz H Traveling with Friends★★★★★
"We came to Zuni on our recent Southwestern Tour and came to the Visitor’s Center for the Middle Village Tour. The tours from the visitors center are knowledgeable, and come from a very personal place, making it a true honor to be invited to experience their culture and history."Edward G - New York City, NY★★★★
"My tour guide was great, friendly, and informative. He shared with me the origin story of the Zuni on the tour. We visited a church in the Pueblo that was built by the Spanish colonialists. The Catholic church handed the keys to the pueblo in 2008. Inside are murals of Zuni religious practices. The mural was begun in the 1970s in agreement with the catholic church. Amazing!!! no photos allowed. We also visited the roof of the kiva and the plaza which is the meeting place for all spiritual gatherings."HMBoston - Boston, MA
How to Find Us
Contact Us
(505) 782-7238
tourism@ashiwi.org
Address
1239 NM-53
Zuni, NM 87327