Ocmulgee National Monument is a historic site located in central Georgia, near the city of Macon. It preserves the remnants of ancient Native American cultures, particularly the Mississippian culture, which thrived in the region over a thousand years ago. The monument features significant archaeological sites, including burial mounds, earthworks, and a visitor center that provides educational resources about the area's history. Visitors to Ocmulgee can explore various trails and exhibits that highlight the rich cultural heritage of the indigenous peoples. The site also hosts annual events, such as the Ocmulgee Indian Celebration, which celebrates Native American traditions through music, dance, and crafts.