Pechanga Band of Luiseño Indians

Pechanga Band of Luiseño Indians Information

The Pechanga Band of Indians of the Temecula Valley is named for a spring on their land. Pechanga means “place where the water drips,” and it is what their land came to be called after ancestors of the Pechanga Band of Indians were forcibly moved from their village in 1875.

Contact information:

Travel Info:

pechanga-nsn.gov

Time Zone: Pacific Standard Time

Other Resources:

visitcalifornia.com

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