Tahlequah Vacations

The Cherokee National Capitol showcases Cherokee resilience through immersive exhibits and augmented reality. Explore artifacts in this historic 1869 building while experiencing the Nation's journey to modern times.

Step into the past at this immersive center showcasing Cherokee life from the 1700s to modern times. Explore the reconstructed 1710 village with traditional craft demonstrations and poignant Trail of Tears exhibits.

Founded in 1851 as the Cherokee National Female Seminary, NSU is Oklahoma's oldest institution of higher learning. Explore the historic campus where Cherokee heritage meets modern academia.

Cherokee Casino Tahlequah blends modern gaming with elements of Cherokee heritage. Try your luck at over 400 electronic games or savor upscale dining at the White Wolf Steakhouse.

Step back in time at this meticulously recreated 1710 Cherokee village. Watch traditional demonstrations of stickball, basket making, and flintknapping while learning about daily Cherokee life.

This tranquil community park offers walking trails along Town Branch Creek and recreational facilities for all ages. Enjoy a stroll on the Greenbelt Trail or watch skateboarders at the skate park.

Step inside the former rural schoolhouse that chronicles Cherokee Chief John Ross's 38-year leadership. Explore interactive exhibits on the Trail of Tears and visit the adjacent Ross Cemetery where the chief rests.

Built in 1875, this historic prison offers a glimpse into Cherokee Nation's judicial system. Explore restored cells, the sheriff's office, and exhibits sharing stories of notable inmates and lawmen.