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There’s a deep reverence for Native American culture in South Dakota. When the time is right to travel, discover the traditions, art and culture of each tribe to better understand South Dakota and the great people that call our state home.
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The Crazy Horse Memorial preserves the history of Crazy Horse while encouraging harmony amongst all people. Once finished, it will be the largest mountain carving in the world. Learn more about the Lakota leader and the histories of Native Nations at the memorial.
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Swirls of color, feathers and beads are just part of the powwows–or wacipis–that beautifully showcase Native American tradition in South Dakota.
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What happened at Wounded Knee? Go beyond the battle and delve deeper into an experience that encourages education and reflection.
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Gaze up at Dignity, a statue that represents a combination of Native American art and history. Located near Chamberlain, discover this amazing statue sculpted by renowned artist Dale Lamphere.
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