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This impressive museum has more than a dozen galleries with some 5000 pieces of Native American and Hispanic art, including...
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This impressive museum has more than a dozen galleries with some 5000 pieces of Native American and Hispanic art, including furniture, weaving, paintings, pottery and a celebrated collection of Native American jewelry.
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Located in the Sangre de Cristo Mountain range, this wilderness area includes Wheeler Peak, which is the highest point in New...
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Located in the Sangre de Cristo Mountain range, this wilderness area includes Wheeler Peak, which is the highest point in New Mexico at 13,161 feet in height.
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Category: Historic Sites; Ancient Ruins; Reservations; Landmarks/ Points of Interest; Neighbourhoods
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Taos Pueblo is the only living Native American community designated both a World Heritage Site by UNESCO and a National...
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Taos Pueblo is the only living Native American community designated both a World Heritage Site by UNESCO and a National Historic Landmark. The multi-storied adobe buildings have been continuously inhabited for over 1000 years. We welcome you to visit our village when you travel to northern New Mexico.Taos Pueblo Hours: Monday - Saturday 8:00am-4:00pm and Sunday 8:30am-4:00pm.Guided Tours available daily starting at 9:00 am.Pueblo Shops open daily.Taos Pueblo is expected to be open for the winter season. Any closures would be due to unexpected events within the community and will be posted on our official website.
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Dedicated to the two painters who ended up in Taos in the late 1880s due to a broken wagon wheel and stayed to form the Taos...
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Dedicated to the two painters who ended up in Taos in the late 1880s due to a broken wagon wheel and stayed to form the Taos Society of Artists.
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Formed in 1923 by Lucy Harwood and several members of the Taos Society of Artists, the Harwood Museum of Art is the second...
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Formed in 1923 by Lucy Harwood and several members of the Taos Society of Artists, the Harwood Museum of Art is the second oldest museum in New Mexico. The museum has been affiliated with the University of New Mexico since 1935, and it now boasts the internationally acclaimed Agnes Martin Gallery, galleries exhibiting highlights from the museum's collection of work by the Taos Society of Artists, Taos Moderns, Hispanic Traditions, and contemporary artists working in Taos, and changing exhibitions fulfilling the Harwood's vision to "Bring Taos Arts to the World and World Arts to Taos."
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Purchased by famed cowboy Kit Carson for his bride in 1843, this 3-room adobe home displays artifacts, antique firearms and...
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Purchased by famed cowboy Kit Carson for his bride in 1843, this 3-room adobe home displays artifacts, antique firearms and other pioneer belongings, Kit Carson memorabilia and an exhaustive supply of books about New Mexico.
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When you need answers, give All is Well LC a call at 1-888-667-0001 (toll free). This is our ninth year helping folks in...
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When you need answers, give All is Well LC a call at 1-888-667-0001 (toll free). This is our ninth year helping folks in Taos, New Mexico. Enjoy your intuitive clairvoyant reading, in our cozy adobe office in the Historic Couse House, near the central Plaza. Open 9 am to 9 pm, by appointment. Take home new perspectives on your life, love, career, health, spiritual path, etc. Experience the transformational energy for which Taos is famous.
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Taos's newest museum, opened in 1994, has a collection of works by early members of the Taos Society of Artists never seen...
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Taos's newest museum, opened in 1994, has a collection of works by early members of the Taos Society of Artists never seen before by the public.
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Home of the first territorial governor of New Mexico, which features adobe architecture, 19th-century frontier artifacts and...
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Home of the first territorial governor of New Mexico, which features adobe architecture, 19th-century frontier artifacts and family furnishings.
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"Located on Leduc Street, its close to the plaza. The ambiance of the building is just wonderful. Take a few moments to absorb the place then tour the exhibits. Staff friendly and helpful. Our favorite part is, I'm guessing now, the permanent display of the early Taos painters. Seems like that h..."as been hung each time we go there. Well worth the visit.
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"A beautiful and relaxing 85-mile scenic byway through the Sangre de Cristo Mountains, north of Taos. Depending on whether you start North of Taos, or South of Taos, you drive the Scenic Byway through Taos, Taos Ski Valley, Angel Fire, Red River, Questa, and Eagle Nest. You will see breathtaking pan..."oramic vistas of the mountains. You may even come across wildlife, such as elk, wild turkeys, and red foxes: as well as domestic cattle, buffalo, and horses. As an added surprise, the weather may be unpredictable as you may drive from sunny Taos, into a light rain shower, and possible a light snow; then return to a sunny clime. Plenty to see on the Enchanted Circle, and many places to rest, relax, have a coffee or lunch, or visit the craft shops.
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"You must visit the Taos Pueblo! Taos Pueblo is the only living Native American community designated both a World Heritage Site by UNESCO and a National Historic Landmark. On entering the Pueblo, you come across San Geronimo Catholic Church, completed in 1850. It, like all buildings on the Pueblo, is..." adobe-styled and has beautiful blue windows. To your left is the breathtaking multi-storied adobe buildings which have been inhabited for over 1000 years. The Pueblo is divided by the Red Willow River, the only source of drinking water, which flows from Blue Lake, high in the mountains. The Taos Indians are a beautifully kind and gentle people, who are welcoming of visitors, and totally self-supporting through farming, jewelry crafts, silversmithing, and fabric crafts. You will feel a serenity and calmness during your visit, unlike any you've ever felt.
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