Inside the New Mexico Travel Guide

Top Attractions in New Mexico

American International Rattlesnake Museum, Albuquerque

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When you walk through the doors of this Old Town museum and shop, you may find yourself warily glancing behind the door. But there are no snakes slithering about the store, their crawl space is in the back room where you will find the most …

San Felipe de Neri Church and Museum, Albuquerque

Museum of International Folk Art, Santa Fe

El Rancho de las Golondrinas, Santa Fe

New Mexico Gunfighters (The), Albuquerque

Top Hotels in New Mexico

Hotel Santa Fe, Santa Fe

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Located near the picturesque Rocky Mountains, this hotel offers luxurious facilities to its guests. The rooms are well-decorated and furnished with …

Inn of the Anasazi, A Rosewood Hotel, Santa Fe

The Lodge at Santa Fe, Santa Fe

Marriott Pyramid-North, Albuquerque

Casas De Suenos Old Town B & B, Albuquerque

Top Restaurants in New Mexico

Baleen, Santa Fe

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This restaurant is located just off the Plaza in the Hotel Loretto. You can dine in the cozy dining room, or out on the sun-dappled patio beneath the limbs of ancient trees. The menu offers a number of appetizers, but one of the most popular is …

Terra American Bistro, Albuquerque

Scalo, Albuquerque

Tumbleweed Steak House, Albuquerque

Nick's Sandwich Emporium, Albuquerque

Introduction

I'm always amazed when adventures in my home state rival ones in exotic places I've traveled, such as Borneo or Bolivia. Out here in New Mexico's Indian Country, they do. At Acoma, I peeked through a hole in the wall of an ancient cemetery on a mesa hundreds of feet above the ground. It had been left …

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Around New Mexico

New Mexico is still a place to explore and meditate upon, a land rich in history with a light that does wonders to nature's palette.

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Overview of Northeastern New Mexico

Much of my growing up took place on the oft-dusty, oft-lush plains of northeastern New Mexico, the region north of I-40 and east of the Sangre de Cristo Mountains, where dinosaurs and buffalo once roamed. My family has a ranch here along the Cimarron cutoff of the Santa Fe Trail. I grew up with the …

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Overview of Northern New Mexico

From skiing to art galleries, you have a wealth of choices in front of you when planning a trip to northern New Mexico. To help you get started, here are some of my favorite things to do, places to stay, and places to eat in and around Santa Fe, Taos, and Albuquerque.

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