It’s the part of America that most of America doesn’t want to talk about and knows absolutely nothing about—the Indian reservation. It’s simply remote country; islands nobody wanted to use, much less step foot on. But, oh brother, where have you been?  Reservations are becoming some of the hottest tourist attractions in the U.S., and Native people are inviting visitors to their homelands like never before. Not only do folks here in the States visit, but also foreign tourists who ar


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