South Dakota, United States · Tradition
Indigenous sacred sites in South Dakota, United States
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Bear Butte, South Dakota
Sturgis, South Dakota, United States
Rising alone from the South Dakota plains, Bear Butte has drawn seekers for ten thousand years. For the Lakota, it is their most sacred altar....
Black Elk Peak, South Dakota
Custer, South Dakota, United States
Rising as the highest point in the Black Hills, Black Elk Peak stands at the center of the world in Lakota cosmology....
Wind Cave, South Dakota
Hot Springs, South Dakota, United States
Deep in the Black Hills, Wind Cave holds the most sacred story of the Lakota people: this is where humanity emerged from the spirit world into the physical world....
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