The Diné, as the Navajo call themselves, are the second largest Native America tribe in North America. Most often associated with the Four Corners region of the American Southwest, this once semi-nomadic people likely hailed from northern Canada. And while scholars continue to debate the timing of the Navajo migration, Navajo oral history points to a long relationship with the Pueblo peoples. So when you embark on a journey in Navajo history be sure to study the facts and listen to the legends. Both are necessary to understand the Navajo Nation.

Online maps are a great travel planning resource and a great way to get the kids involved in a family vacation. Use online maps to pinpoint your family travel destination, identify points of interest and plan your itinerary. Get state, county and highway maps. Find city street maps. Map national parks, monuments and rivers.

Books are a great way to introduce younger children to a new adventure and get teens and tweens ready for a family trip. Find recommended reading lists for adults and kids, learn more about the U.S. state of Utah through guidebooks, novels and historical fiction and embark on a different kind of family journey.

Music is a great way to introduce children to a local culture and embark on a journey through sound. Listen to Native American music from hip-hop to pow wow and storytelling.

Local newspapers provide insight to local culture. Read Navajo news online. Find out what's happening in the Navajo Nation and what this Native American tribe is talking about.