Hopi land provides an opportunity to explore the colorful rock formations of the mesas and buttes. Many of the ruins of past villages are closed to the public to protect their contents. The Hopi are religious people, and celebrate their religion through several ceremonies during the year. Snake dances and flute ceremonies are closed to the public. Ten of twelve villages have closed their Kachina dances to all non-Indians.
Some social dances remain open.
Photography is prohibited throughout the reservation , especially within the villages. All can be ordered on-line.