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For Tourists
Here's Why It's the Land of Enchantment
For Tourists is a guide for those planning to visit New Mexico. The links below take you to ABQjournal pages that can help you plan your trip. Take a picture tour of New Mexico.
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Albuquerque is New Mexico's largest city and, some say, the gateway to central and northern New Mexico. Some of the city's attractions are historic Old Town, Petroglyph National Monument, Sandia Peak Aerial Tramway (the world's longest single-span tramway), New Mexico Museum of Natural History and the Indian Pueblo Cultural Center. For 10 days each October the Kodak Albuquerque International Balloon Fiesta, the largest ballooning event in the world, fills the sky with hundreds of hot air balloons.
Restaurants
Museums
Balloon Fiesta
Old Town Albuquerque
Sandia Peak Tramway
Petroglyph National Monument
Rio Grande Zoo
Called the "City Different," you'll understand why when you see for yourself the narrow streets lined with adobe homes and buildings, some dating back to the 17th century. The city is famous for its history and culture, including museums and art galleries too numerous to mention.
Restaurants
Museums
Georgia O'Keeffe Museum
Gray day? Stay indoors in Santa Fe
TAOS
Taos incorporates a blend of cultures, including ancient pueblo, Spanish and present-day artist. The Taos Ski Valley boasts world-class skiing from Thanksgiving to Easter. Nearby mountain resort towns of Angel Fire, Eagle Nest and Red River will take your breath away with their spectacular scenery. Enjoy fishing, golf, hiking and biking in summer; skiing, snowmobiling and sleigh riding in the winter.
Restaurants
Museums
Southern New Mexico may be most famous for its aliens and Roswell. However, the communities of Las Cruces, Alamogordo, Carlsbad and Ruidoso have attractions ranging from white sand to ancient caves. You will find this whole area out of this world.
Museums
Roswell UFOs
White Sands National Monument
OTHER NEW MEXICO INFO
Chile: Red or Green?
Day trips from Albuquerque
Hiking trails
Mexican food
Music
N.M. museums
Outdoors
Postcards of New Mexico scenery
Southwest history
Tourism links
Tour New Mexico in pictures
Virtual voyages
Weather