Indian Village Gift Shop

Visited this spot back in June on our way from Phoenix to Denver. This stop had gas, clean bathrooms and just happened to be situated on the continental divide. There's a small photo op area set up outside that allows visitors to take pictures of the landscape over a chain link fence, unique, our group enjoyed taking selfies and photographing the landscape for a good 20 minutes here. This stop also has a rather large gift shop that sold just about anything from magnets, postcards, cloths, Native American trinkets to food items like salsa’s featuring New Mexico’s famous green chilis! I ended up buying most of my souvenirs and gifts here, including a jar of salsa which I very much enjoyed. We ended up liking this stop so much that we would stop here again on our return trip back to Phoenix. I cannot recommend this place enough!

It was a great decision to stop by, almost everything is handmade by Old Indians. My kids also loved touring around in this warm&cozy market.

Beautifully made moccasins! This place is a gem…I’ll be back for more ☺️

I collect local honey from all states and this place closes at 7 pm the beautiful souls there stayed there till I could get my honey . Stuck in a traffic jam they got me out of one lol . Ty again to the Navaho ladies .

Very nice lady helped us with selecting some bolos and other gifts. So friendly and helpful. Thank you for being apart of our traveling experience during Thanksgiving. Glad you did not have to cook!! Many blessings to you and yours during this precious Holiday Season - Happy New Year sweet lady!!

This shop was a great stop on our road trip between CA and TX this summer. They have tons of gifts and trinkets at reasonable prices. I believe they are native owned and operated which is a plus to us. The staff is friendly and helpful. We make sure to stop here every time we make the trip!