Visit this authentic recreation of an 18th century Cherokee village where you'll learn about the history and culture of the Cherokee people.
Located 45 minutes from Gatlinburg in Cherokee, North Carolina, at the village you can watch as Cherokee artisans and craftsman showcase their skills in making arrowheads, baskets, canoes, pottery, and more. There is also a replica of a 7 sided council house as well as typical Cherokee homes from over 200 years ago. In addition to learning about the culture of the people, you'll also learn many important historical and unique facts about the Cherokee.
Learn all about the Cherokee language created by Sequoyah, the US president who owed his life to a Cherokee hero, and the differences between Hollywood "Indian" dress and real Cherokee clothing. The Oconaluftee Indian Village is an educational step back in time where you will learn all about the Cherokee people and see their culture and traditions alive today.
Activities or special offers included with purchase of Go Blue Ridge Card.
