Camera permits are required for your self-guided tour. Permits can be obtained at the Zuni Tribal Headquarters located on the main street of the Pueblo. Your visit to Zuni ends as you leave the Pueblo on New Mexico Highway 602 north, for a scenic 38-mile drive to Gallup. An evening stroll down old Route 66 in Gallup will give you a sense of historic and harmonious blend of cultures which the City of Gallup is well known. Be sure to see nightly Indian Dances at the Cultural Center in downtown Gallup, May through September.
Admission is free.
Experience a wealth of Native American culture and festivities each summer during the Annual Inter-Tribal Indian Ceremonial events. Enjoy the Ceremonial Pow-Wow activities and Song and Dance Competitions . Other must-see events include the Annual Navajo Nation Fair held in September, and the Northern Navajo Nation Fair in October. Hubbell's Trading Post, National Historic Site Located 55 miles northwest of Gallup, this trading post was established in 1876 and is said to be the oldest trading poston the Navajo Reservation. Guided tours are given through the Hubbell home at appointed times.