A popular tourist destination along the Bright Angel Trail inside Grand Canyon National Park has a new name, Ha’a Gyoh (Havasupai Gardens). The location was formerly known as Indian Garden. Havasupai people lived there until they were forcibly removed from the area. They still call the canyon home today. Learn about the name change ›
Ophelia Watahomigie-Corliss on the meaning of the name change at Havasupai Gardens in Grand Canyon National Park. Read now ›
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