Visitors
may come to New Mexico looking for aliens or cliff dwellings,
but they’ll find much more. From secluded resorts
to vibrant cities and snow-covered mountains, this Southwestern state offers
attractions and activities for every type of traveler.
ALBUQUERQUE
72-HOUR
VACATION City
of Enchantment Bordered
by the Sandia mountains
on the east and the
Petroglyph National Monument on the
west, Albuquerque enjoys a perfect climate, great
food and gorgeous natural sights. It's also the “Ballooning
Capital of the World.”
72-HOUR
VACATION Santa Fe Nestled
at the foot of the Sangre de Cristo Mountains, Santa
Fe is a modern city with an ancient past where visitors
can find art galleries, historical sight-seeing,
skiing, world-class shopping and dining and an unmatched
natural beauty.
72-HOUR
VACATION Taos Taos is said to be the soul
of New Mexico. When you pass through the desert, your whole being picks up something utterly
magnetic and soulful. Novelist D.H. Lawrence put it perfectly: "You
cannot come to Taos without feeling that here is one
of the chosen spots on Earth." Top
10 Taos Hotel Lists
HISTORICAL LANDSCAPES Chaco Culture National Historical Park World Heritage Site
Check out our photo gallery of Chaco Culture National Park in Nageezi, New Mexico, which features photos of the historical Puebloan culture and high desert landscapes.
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