We Made it to New Mexico! First Stop: ZUNI PUEBLO | RV Living | New Mexico Camping

We crossed the Painted Desert into New Mexico and our very first stop was the Zuni Pueblo. Recently opened for visitors to tour, the Zuni Pueblo is still very much alive with tribe members, culture and traditions. After asking permission, our tour guide Sean was kind enough to allow us to film his tour of the Middle Village - where the Zuni people were preparing for their Summer Solstice celebrations.
We are incredibly grateful to Sean and the Zuni people for inviting us to tour their pueblo. If you decide to go to the Zuni Pueblo on your way into western New Mexico (and we highly suggest you do!), please stop at the Zuni Visitor Center first and only tour the Middle Village with an official Zuni guide.
As always, thanks for watching! This was a special one for us and we hop you enjoyed. Please like this video and subscribe to the channel - we appreciate your support!
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[@sylvesternoche1863]

Thank u for visiting zuni and seeing the good things about zuni and hello faze see you at school

[@OfficialRomicRR]

Hi deadlytiger999

[@OfficialRomicRR]

I grew up here when I was born it was fun eating chu chus

[@weekdayadventures]

That’s awesome!

[@ARK-TSM]

Yeah ka

[@brandonGCHACHU]

This is where I grew up. What a nice video!

[@weekdayadventures]

Thanks! We really enjoyed being able to experience the Zuni culture and way of life😁

[@OfficialRomicRR]

Yeah I grew up here

[@dannybooqua7647]

Next time ask me for a tour. I'm from the middle village and get you access to the actual sacred dances but no cameras. Yes access to view from within the actual middle kiva where all sacred dances are held. My relatives all own the south part of the buldings

[@weekdayadventures]

We would love to take a tour with you next time! We really enjoyed our visit and would like to learn more👍🏽

[@bonseeyouma7274]

The place I call home. I'm so happy you both visited to learn more about us. Safe travels wherever you may roam. :)

[@MrZuniboy]

my family still lives right by the church, and i went to ZHS with Shaun! LOL so cool to see my home through another's person's lens!

[@marilyntsalate4728]

His my cousin on my dad side. His mom and my dad are brother and sister. Glad he got to give u the guide.

[@weekdayadventures]

Oh how cool! He’s was a great guide!

[@twistedsideways8181]

I love this ❤ I grew up here

[@weekdayadventures]

Thanks for watching. We really enjoyed our visit😁

[@ARK-TSM]

Thank you for visiting i grew up here and here is not the much but its all with traditional they are some dancers here im in a soseeah group not real real traditional but im not gonna talk about ours but my mom is working their back than the red or dodge Challenger out side the zuni visitor center but im now still learning my language just again do not take pictures of the dancers but you can see others not the real one thank you.

[@mikhaldickson6959]

Next time try Halona Chicken

[@weekdayadventures]

We wanted to but it was closed that day:/ We will eat there next time we pass through👍🏽

[@GeekonaBike]

When I lived next door on the Ramah Navajo Chapter, Zuni's weren't big on cameras.

[@dannybooqua7647]

That's true. Only photos are not allowed is those of kachinas

[@rizwanullahsardarkhel]

Highly interesting area wonderful.

[@weekdayadventures]

It was a great experience!! And the Zuni people are wonderful!

[@Dovajedi]

My home ❤

[@weekdayadventures]

We really enjoyed the Ashiwi Pueblo, culture and people😊

[@juanchavez607]

Cabeza De Vaca Great grandson is the father of ISABEL DE BACA who married pedro Duran y Chavez And Generations later a man took a Indigenous woman as his wife and a few more generations after that i find my self learing about the pueblos and history of New Mexico,Much love to my lost Cousins the Romero,Sanchez, Gutierrez,Baca,Padilla,Torrez,and many more from ur cousin Jr Chavez....

[@Nic1Moreno]

CHU CHU'S has gone done hill bigtime..LUCKY YOU DIDNT GET SICK

[@Ren505nm]

The story he told about Esteban wasn't the truth he was captured by religious leaders his rattle was thrown on the ground and smashed and was told to not run while he was investigated , he then tried to escape at night and was caught and k***ed with a ax, the us government accuired the area from Mexico some time after the treaty of hidalgo ,with terms not to disturb the citizens already living in the areas established by them . I am zuni and parts of the story your guide told weren't the truth. Look up the PBS special surviving Columbus it tells the more accurate stories.

[@weekdayadventures]

Thank you! We have been looking for a good documentary👍🏽