22K views · 24 reactions | Unlike any other restaurant you've been to before, Mohave takes you on a journey to the Native American culture to delve in its rich cuisine! Enjoy the creative hybrid dishes where you can have a taste of different cultures coming together! | Cairo 360 | Facebook

2.5K views · 12 reactions | Welcome to the fam MattressLand & Furniture - Fort Mohave + MattressLand & Furniture - Kingman ~ We’re excited to start sharing your great products, people and culture to our communities.  | The Bee | Facebook

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If you're driving through the Mojave and spot a pastel jukebox rising from the sand, you’ve found Peggy Sue’s 50’s Diner. 🎶 🍔 It’s a retro oasis built in 1954 and brought back to life in the ‘80s by Peggy Sue herself (yep, she’s real, and she was there when we visited). 🥰 Inside, you’ll find Elvis cutouts, jukebox tunes, and real Hollywood set pieces. The food’s just as classic: big burgers, thick shakes, and homemade pie. 🥧 Out back? “Diner-saur Park,” a wild little spot filled with metal d

53K views · 228 reactions | Descendants of 10 Native American tribes...

The Mojave Desert in California holds the title for being the driest desert in North America. Though it may seem dull at a first glance, the desert is rich in history, culture, and biodiversity. See how Ian Shive Photography documents the mystery, and magic, that lies within. → Discovery.com/Mojave #NatureinFocus #Mojave #NaturePhotography | Discovery

16 reactions |  More sightings of the new Mohave College logo! These fresh designs are making waves — perfect for summer fun on the lake or river! ☀️  The official name and logo launch is August 1! ️ Snag your gear then, over at the College spirit store: MohaveSpirit.com #MohaveCollege #NewLookSameMission | Mohave College | Facebook

※Click "cc" on the lower right menu to choose your subtitle language. “Shaped like a tree root, sweet like honey preserved in syrup” — this is the most down-to-earth way people describe the raisin tree fruit. In some villages of Yunnan, ancient raisin tree fruit trees still grow. In the past, they were rare treasures, and eating them felt just like eating candy. When fully ripe, the fruits fall with a gust of wind, and children would wait beneath the trees, guarding that moment of sweetness. Bey