Oraibi

Oraibi is one of the oldest continuously inhabited Native American pueblos located in northeastern Arizona, traditionally home to the Hopi people. Built as a multi-storied, terraced village made of Adobe and stone, Oraibi has been a cultural and spiritual center for centuries. It is notable for its deep-rooted traditions, Hopi craftsmanship, and its role in preserving Hopi language and ceremonies. As a pueblo, it functions as a community where residents maintain their ancestral practices, making Oraibi an important site for understanding Hopi history, culture, and identity.