At Fort Apache Historic Park in Arizona, you can discover an ancient culture from the primeval to the modern day. To reach the park, you can take a self-guided walking tour through Old Fort Apache, with more than 20 buildings built from the 1870s to the late 1930s. At the park, you can explore the prehistoric remains of the Kinishba Ruins National Historic Landmark. Once, the historic place was packed with people, who lived between 1870 and1930. You can learn about the customs, culture, and lifestyle of the Apache tribe by hiring a guide.
At the Fort Apache Historic Park, you will be capable to enjoy a leisure walk and seeing the ancient ruins, examine petroglyphs, and learn about those who stood as protectors by walking through the ancient military graveyard. The park is incorporated with a museum, as well, where you can have an enjoyable shopping experience at the shop of the museum. You can buy some of the most significant pieces of Apache art, which you cannot find anywhere else in the world. You will be able to bring home a handwoven willow hamper or try on a necklace made of turquoise beads. You can find books, art, music, as well as culturally genuine souvenirs, which will educate you more on the culture of the Apache tribe.
