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I always keep a plan when traveling to new places to see museums, national parks, and other interesting attractions in the area. I search online for places often visited by tourists as a start. Online results usually show reviews from people who have been to those places. These feedback give…
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I never felt sadder seeing animals in the zoo than when I was in Alameda Park Zoo in Alamogordo, New Mexico. I visited the place after reading some comments online about the varieties of animal species in it. Others wrote that it is their “favorite zoo in the world!” I…
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They call the Shroud of Turin as the very first selfie! The Shroud is believed as the real burial cloth that was used to wrap the body Jesus Christ. And there is one photograph that’s been kept in Alamogordo, New Mexico. The size of the cloth is 14′ long by…
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Small buildings with different themes. The Ruidoso River Museum has been relocated near the Fox Cave. The museum houses incredibly large amount of information — from Billy the Kid to pop culture to dinosaurs, to aliens, and American-Indian culture. Billy The Kid display. The dinosaur display. One building houses the…
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They call it the “Authentic Hole in the Wall”, the “Former Hide Out for Billy the Kid”, and the “Gem Mine Curio Shop.” The Fox Cave in Glencoe, New Mexico is, indeed, all those three in one! It is along US Hwy 70 E, and you’ll never miss the place…
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The Roswell Museum and Art Center isn’t just about collections of paintings and artworks, the place also houses a reinterpretation of Dr. Robert Goddard‘s work shop. Goddard is considered the Father of Space Age. In his 12 years of stay in Roswell, New Mexico he and his crew experimented on…
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If you visit Roswell, New Mexico for the sole intention of seeing the annual UFO Light Parade, then expect to be disappointed. Visit Roswell not just for the parade, but for the festival in general. The light parade will only last 30 minutes or so, but the festival will run…
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You will never miss the world’s largest pistachio monument in Alamogordo, New Mexico when traveling along U.S. Highway 54/70. The giant 30-ft high concrete structure located at McGinn’s Pistachio Tree Ranch was built in honor of the founder of Tree Farm, the late Tom MCGinn. See the store too. There…
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