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Behind Valley Visitor Center
Yosemite National Park
Yosemite National Park, CA 95389
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+1 209 372 0200
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Neighborhood :
Yosemite Valley
This replica of a Native American village gives you a taste of how the Miwok and Paiute peoples lived; the places where they prepared and cooked their food, and more. The village is setup in a more or less natural setting behind the Yosemite Museum Gallery. There is no fee for this attraction. Weather permitting, the staff of the Indian Cultural Exhibit puts on demonstrations of basket weaving, beadwork and game playing. These programs usually take place between 9a and noon and again between 1:30p. and 4:30p.
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This is my favorite place in the world. We had a great trip. This year was a bit odd though. The employees and people are not NEARLY as friendly as in the...
-We came around 6-7am and there was already a line, so definitely come early if you don't have a reservation! -Lembert dome is a cool hike from here. If I...
My first time in Yosemite, that I can remember anyway, we decided to just wing it and hope to get a spot at one of the campgrounds that offers 'first come...
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Wonderful place!
I have visited the Indian Village off and on for 30 years and it's a fantastic place to learn about the original inhabitants of Yosemite. I lea...
Excellent review of the tribal center.
A visitor to this exceptional place must be ready to learn of the natural and traditional ways of the original Yosemite inhabitants. One will ...
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The information given at Yosemite is incorrect concerning the Indians of Yosemite.1. Chief Tenaya was 1/2 Ahwahnee and 1/2 Paiute. Later in 185...
incorrect history displayed
The baskets are all marked Miwuk/Paiute!The baskets were all mainly made by Paiutes and Yukuts, not Miwuks.I thought the basket maker named Sum...
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