This research project aims to explore the influence of archaeological tourism on the preservation of indigenous cultures. It will investigate how the promotion of archaeological sites and the engagement of indigenous communities in tourism activities can contribute to the safeguarding and revitalization of their cultural heritage. The study will analyze case studies of indigenous communities that have successfully integrated archaeological tourism into their development strategies, considering factors such as community empowerment, cultural representation, and the protection of sacred sites. By examining the benefits and challenges of promoting archaeological tourism in indigenous contexts, this research will provide valuable insights for indigenous communities, tourism stakeholders, and policymakers interested in harnessing the potential of archaeology for cultural preservation.