Just north of Flagstaff, Wupatki National Monument protects ancient pueblos built over 900 years ago, surrounded by wide-open desert views and volcanic landscapes. It’s an easy stop, rarely crowded, and such a powerful reminder of the people who lived here long before us. If you’re road-tripping through Northern Arizona, this one is absolutely worth pulling over for. Please explore respectfully and leave everything as you found it. 🌵 #flagstaffarizona #nationalmonument | Selma_explores

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Step into the past ⏳ at Wupatki National Monument. 🧡 Home to ancient pueblo structures, this archeological wonder was once inhabited by Indigenous ancestors dating back to the 12th century. From wildlife creatures 🦎 to dazzling dark skies ✨, to a surprising phenomenon where air blows directly out of the ground beneath your feet 💨, visitors can experience this monument just outside Flagstaff. Listen in as Lauren Carter, Lead Interpretation Ranger, shares more about these protected lands: bit.l

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Just north of Flagstaff sits Wupatki National Monument - once home to a thriving Puebloan community over 800 years ago. Standing here gives you a sense of time and connection - a reminder of the people who called this place home long before us. If you visit, please stay on designated paths, respect the site, and leave no trace. 🧡 #arizona #explorearizona #NationalMonument | Selma_explores