Located in the Amtrak train station, up the stairs across from the cafe, the museum occupies a small area. Only open Mon.-Fri., too bad for tourists in Gallup for the weekend. They need longer hours, more publicity and more space, because what is there is very special and desperately needed. They champion the artistic skills and development of this and... More

Like the bookstore and gift shop. Wish there were more exhibits. Still nice. More

While not the best museum in the world, it is worth visiting if you are in the area. More

This museum has high quality exhibits which rotate. Currently a famous Navajo artist is featured. Another time I went to see Two Grey Hills Weavers featured. The permanent exhibits are educational and informative. Lots of free special programs offered. See current Navajo Times for listings. A nice gift shop is adjacent to the museum. The admission is free but be... More

Cool place, I love Navajo Code Talker history. they have a lot of empty space, that could be used for more displays. More

The Navajo Nation Museum first wows you with its beautiful design, a modern evocation of a hogan. As with a hogan, you enter on the east. If you are new to Navajo culture, you will be introduced to a variety of arts and crafts, from traditional to contemporary. Frequent special programs take place in the museum and the lovely theater.... More

You can learn a lot about Navajo history at this small museum. The building is beautiful and also houses the Navajo Nation Library and other offices so the museum is just one section of it. It also has an excellent gift shop with one of the best selections of books on Native American history and life. The museum is free... More