WHO KNOWS WHAT THOSE THINGS ARE CALLED SOMEONE TELL MEEEEEEE!!!! OKAY HAVE A NICE DAY :)

I'm a member of the Hopi Tribe. Our reservation is located in Northeastern Arizona. Our tribal people are descendant of the Hiisatsinom. The name we use for Anasazi is Hiisatsinom. To us, Anasazi is a derogatory name that tour guides of these ancestral dwellings have yet to correct. During the time of the "early days" various clans (groups of people) migrated in all directions, each inhabiting the ruins you see today of the "Anasazi" for a period of time until the lands were no longer fruitful or uninhabitable. Kivas and a lot of the stone houses are still in existence today in our current tribal villages. And the men still do the weaving just as you learned on your visit here. I'm so glad you made it to this place of our Hiisatsinom and enjoyed yourself. I hope you've gained a lot of good spiritual medicine from your visit. Asquali! Thank you for sharing.

I am now 75 years old and I always wanted to go there. But! As life would have it, that is not going to happen! Soooooo -- you took me there!! Thank you so much darlin! I actually think if I had gone my self, I might not have been brave enough to do that climb anyway!

I am from the Hopi tribe. So I am an “Anasazi”. There are many dwellings you can visit here in Arizona. In our villages we still use Kivas and keep the tradition alive. We are still here. Go to Colorado and visit Mesa Verde. Best one for dwellings. Thank you for being respective to our ancestors at the dwellings. Have a good day!

Thank you for that tour, it was very interesting and allows someone such as myself who cannot physically climb to see the cliff dwellings that we would not otherwise be able to see and enjoy.....you are an excellent tour guide, thank you.

She's one of the most naturally beautiful people I've seen.

Thanks so much for your video. I watched it a few months ago as I planned our NM vacay. I put this spot on our itinerary and we absolutely loved it!

I grew up in NM and this is one of my favorite spots, in my younger days if you hike another twelve hours from there you can find the Stone Lions.

NM is one of my top 5 states I wanted to visit and site seeing. I do think NM is very unique compare to other states. That anacazi canyon is definitely on my list. Thx for the video :)

I probably will never get to visit any of these places. But what a great video and demonstration tour of what is out there. Thank You

Agree: terrific model of the pueblo. Great views. Thanks for the interesting tour. Shelley from San Diego

Thanks for this documentary. As an old geezer with bad knees and bad back, I would not have been able to ascend and descend those 140 ft. ladders on a daily basis, maybe once a week.

Alexandria is Awesome! Enthusiasm and intelligence is so beautiful.

this was just a great video i hopped all around your channel TY for sharing 😃

Great video. Very beautiful place. Thank you for sharing.

Damn! I'm from Ireland, but I never knew America had any ancient dwellings/buildings. Thanks for helping me to potentially avoid saying something stupid sometime in the future..

These are one of those places that i could never visit bec of distance. Thanks for sharing your adventures in New Mexico, USA. Another top up online education on Geography. Stay safe. 🙏🙏

Those brown things you were not familiar with are known as “Cat Tails” (that’s what Midwest kids would call them) we would burn those and the smoke would keep mosquitoes away. They burned slowly and were effective. They are abundant where there’s slow moving water. Edge of lakes, swamps. Etc...

I was so close to going there some months ago, but ended up on some cool cave road instead.. defeated my purpose of seeing ancient sites. Oh well Lol Thanks for sharing!

That's one exciting trip. Thank you and be safe. 👍 🎆💚🎆

It looks so beautiful 😍 there! 🥰♥️

Her bf looks like he’d rather be playing Mindcraft on his PlayStation.

Your back to that happy, carefree lady we knew before that late night scare... a while back. I love to listen to you talk, it’s genuine, unfiltered, and real. Your like me when it comes to exploring, I love to soak in knowledge of every new thing. I probably drove my Dad crazy when I was little,... Daddy what is that? Daddy, well why? Daddy how do you know that? Why? .... in this video it cracks me up when you suddenly say, “ I’ve been looking for poop everywhere “. That’s what makes you... You! Thanks for being “Dora the Explora”. ✌️🙏🙏

Wow I LOVE this video. Thanks for taking us! I'm definitely gonna plan a Trip here

Wow!..still nice place to visit...I only been der once bac n Elementary on a school feild trip.dat was like 91-92...I enjoy ur video...I'm navajo n it's nice to know new mexico history on other tribes...keep filming and smiling stay safe out der..

Hey Ahle! Haven't seen you in forever, glad your well and happy...

Looks like a cool and interesting place. Great adventure and great video! And girl when I was in Thailand I had to walk up 500 steps... It's so tiering right? Especially in the heat!💚

That place is so cool! Aren't those plants you asked about called cattails or something? I'd be worried about falling off those narrow stairs even with the railing there! Wouldn't wanna go off the side of those cliffs! 😱

The reason she's so hot is because she's always smiling - perfect face.

I love going here! Im happy to see the forest recovered, It was ravaged by fires a few years back.

Whaaaaat my bf and I just went to Bandelier on a whim while we were visiting out there for the balloon fiesta, but I didn't even know there was an alcove house! Lol oops. Thanks for showing us :D

I learned something today wow wasn't expecting that haha and here I'm Apache from the San Carlos tribe but learning about other tribes is always nice.

Love it I’ll definitely have to make a trip to see so much history

Million dollar listing right here

I love that place

Wow nice place i never knew it was so amazing i should go thr sometime in the future although i dont know where it it.

Wow... quisiera estar ahi !

The oldest house.... except for the natives houses, and the oldest church.... except the kivas...... hahahahaha. This was a great adventure, thank you for sharing.

Thanks for sharing that’s on my bucket list!

You are such a pleasant tour guide

one of your best videos so far loved it

Very cool video! Love this!♥️

Read about the Anasazi in America. It is so amazing to see it in video. Good job

Check it out in the fall.The fall colors are so beautiful in the canyon.Then,if you drive up towards Los Alamos,you will see incredible golden iaspen leaves everywhere and incredible vistas. I lucked out in drove through an early fall snow in the higher elevations once...magical.

Good to see you passing through close by. Albuquerque here, not far away!

Wow how awesome! I was there many moons ago.

you are such an inspiration. many dont have the courage to live free like yourself. a lot of envy. and your big bright eyes are simply amazing. I would climb 140,000ft to a cloud just to have a chat with you :)

Whoa, I didn't even know about this park. Great tour! Mesa Verde National Park in Cortes, CO is very similar, but it is cliff dwellings instead. It also allows for people to walk through the ruins and has an even taller ladder climb on one of the cliff sides.

Cool exploring beautiful place all the best seth 🇬🇧🤘💙

You r so adventurous and wonderful. Luv yall

I live in Kirtland New Mexico

this was awesome! as I'm planning to check out NM soon! oldest house in US....who knew? thanks for posting!, loved it.

Can you do everyday vlog? I want to see your smile and beautiful eyes it really makes my day. ❤❤❤

I thought I was in shape. I walk around 8000 steps a day but that full loop including that climb too the wind completely out of me, to frigging levels of out of breath but I lived and rested now.

That was a nice video. Thank you. Please keep visiting those archaeological sites that require climbing, i have 1 1/3 legs so climbing is out for me. Thanks.

I'm glad your out having a good time, miss you

plant at 8:30 is called rosehip. a kind of a wild rose. at 12:20 is a sort of 'Typha'. Cheers from Switzerland!!🖐🏼🌿

There is a whole national park full of Pueblo cliff dwellings in southwest Colorado called Mesa Verde. The cliff dwellings are cool, but the real attraction is the beauty of the place. It's unbelievable. And the driving in the park is awesome too. Twisty roads for miles. Highly recommend. The campground there also has some of the best showers of any campground I've been to.

Glad you climbed the ladder & stairs. I would have fell off

Fascinating stuff. Were you feeling any altitude sickness or shortness of breath at 7000 feet?

it's so interesting

12:13 cattails. its a common plant here in texas on the waterways

What an awesome place! I'm disabled so I'm not able to travel so I live vicariously through your videos. Just curious do you have to sign some sort of safety waiver when climbing the huge ladders? Years ago I traveled through the Southwest but it was quick and I didn't have a chance to see so much of what it has to offer.

Thank you ,very informative,

4:03 they way she said whatssss uppp was funny lol 🤣🤣🤣

.... down on one knee status! - oh yeah also, awesome video, luv'd it, thanks!

3:29 they hot boxed the room 🙂 Jeez that place isn't wheelchair friendly 😂😞

Awesome video. we took a trip there in 2019 before covid. My son was only 2-3, and we climbed into a few of those cliff dwellings ( the wife was scared lol) Anyways, I'm not normally into "energy", but I could of swore I felt like an epic calmness when we were walking around. Maybe is the fact you are walking around where people have lived for a thousand years...has anyone else felt that too? Hobo love your channel

Cool. I knew this place existed but I’d only seen a fraction of what’s there. Had no idea how extensive it is. Imagine living there - so beautiful and quiet and in touch with God’s creation.

We checked the parks around our area. Unfortunately, it's still close in Southern California

Your videos are so amazing

Very cool video...

I've never seen someone get so excited about poop lol

So awesome to watch your videos. And you're so gorgeous, love them eye's and smile.

Man she seems so nice Reminds me of my geology teacher

Yup it is cool. I worked on a ground crew on a military base and tried to identify poops as I'd walk.

Keep up the awesome videos :).

Cool stuff!👍

Great video 😀

Wao that is a beautiful place to be.and l like this girl very intelligent and beautiful .love her videos .valiant girl. Thanks to you and your friend

Before I subscribed a couple years ago I was at the Buffalo Thunder in Santa Fe and I thought that was you in the parking lot and come to find out you do have background there so I'm sure it was you so I'm glad I got to say you one time in my life only I didn't get to say hello because you were in a rush you at the time you were very much not wanting to be seen I don't know why you may have been sleeping in the parking lot at the Buffalo Thunder I don't know. Good luck I do enjoy your Channel.

Post videos of your Thailand trip!

Ojo Caliente is a great spa in that area. Meow Wolf is a must see in Santa Fe.

My kind of a dream girl, outdoor active, not too girly, and beautiful without makeup!

ok I'm about to go to bed watching youtube and I'm super sleepy then i see your thumbnail and its not fair. You know your pretty we know your pretty like how are we not supposed to click on that thumbnail to watch weather we are about to fall asleep or supposed to be working from home :)

I live close by! Hope u loved it!

Interesting my thoughts on the building of these are fortress from your enemies either on ground wildlife or an approaching enemies they had advantage looking from above !!!!!!!!

I am hoping to see a video of White Sands

I wanna come here once the Rona is settled!

Wow haven't seen her vids in like a year and dang she has a ton of subs now!

IF you liked this place you NEED to go to the Gila Cliff Dwellings, NM. Look it up.

New upload 🙌🏻🙌🏻🙌🏻🙌🏻🙌🏻❤️

Nice so kool

Alex , hope your safe at this time take care

In Holland we call them sigars (they are for decoration not!, smoking👍😉🇳🇱🇪🇺

Hobo Ale. :-)

You know what, you should plant a native tree every significant location you visit. Mark the exact GPS coordinates in your journal or something.

I understood that the black on the roof of the Cliff dwellings was from fires.

nice views thanks

Ohhhhhh. I was getting Anuzaki mixed up with Annunaki!!! I KNEW the Anuzaki were not evil.