Guide to Indigenous DC

Guide to Indigenous DC is an educational city guide that helps you explore Indigenous history, culture, and landmarks across Washington, DC. Discover nearby sites with an interactive map, read trusted historical context on the go, and follow curated self-guided tours designed for travelers, students, and lifelong learners. Core features - Interactive map with GPS-aware suggestions for Indigenous landmarks and heritage sites - Rich site profiles with concise history, images, and sources for on-the-spot learning - Curated walking itineraries by neighborhood and theme for easy trip planning Why it’s different - Education-first content that is clear, accurate, and easy to read - Seamless navigation that turns learning into a self-guided tour experience - Ideal for DC travel, classroom field trips, and weekend exploration Great for users searching city guide, Indigenous history, DC travel guide, self-guided tour, heritage trail, and GPS navigation

1. Download and open the app, then allow location permissions to see nearby Indigenous sites and tours. 2. Explore the interactive map or browse themed collections to find places that match your interests and time. 3. Tap a site to read historical context, view photos, and check practical details such as address and hours. 4. Select Navigate to get directions with the in-app map or open your preferred navigation app. 5. Save favorites, build a personal route, and use filters by distance, neighborhood, or theme to refine your plan.