Kachina House is located close to many of America’s natural treasures. If you’re coming out for a visit, stay a while! There are so many cool places for you and your family to check out. Today, we’re going to tell you a little about the Hoover Dam, located about a four-hour drive from Kachina House,… Continue Reading
If you’re an avid explorer like most of us at Kachina House, then what lies ahead of you are 40,000 acres of bright red Aztec sandstone enveloped in a breathtaking limestone mountain range. It’s Valley of Fire State Park, of course! The vibrant name stems from the experience of watching the sun shine on the… Continue Reading
Visitors to Sedona, Arizona report feeling at peace after visiting one of the Sedona vortexes that exist in various parts of the city. These centers of natural beauty are awe-inspiring to the spiritual sojourners who are drawn into their depths. The Sedona Vortexes are conducive to healing, self-exploration, and meditation, and we highly recommend a… Continue Reading
Very few directors were able to take the genre of Western film in a new direction at the beginning of its popularity. Up until the late 1930s, Western movies had a clichéd texture to them, which was often enshrined in the simple ideals of a predictable and campy storyline. But in 1939, John Ford released… Continue Reading
Back in 1950, 20th Century Fox released a movie called Broken Arrow that was considered to be groundbreaking by many of those who saw it. While it was most definitely not the first Hollywood movie to feature a story involving Native people, Broken Arrow was one of the first films to offer a sympathetic portrayal… Continue Reading