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Located in the heart of Santa Fe, New Mexico, the Palace of the Governors stands as an enduring symbol of history, culture, and resilience. During my visit, i was captivated by the stories it tells and its architectural grandeur. This landmark, which has been in continuous use since the early…
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Nestled in the vibrant cultural landscape of Santa Fe, the Museum of Spanish Colonial Art is a gem that offers a rich dive into the history, artistry, and legacy of Spanish colonial culture in New Mexico and beyond. During my visit, I was enchanted by its exceptional collection and historical…
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When I visited the Valley of Fires Recreation Area, I felt like I had stepped into another world. Located near Carrizozo, New Mexico, this vast expanse of black lava flow is an incredible natural wonder. It’s a place where you can see ancient volcanic history up close, and its rugged…
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During my visit to the IAIA Museum of Contemporary Native Arts (MoCNA) in Santa Fe, New Mexico, I was captivated by its celebration of Native innovation and creativity. This unique museum showcases contemporary art that reflects the vibrant cultures, struggles, and triumphs of Native communities across North America. Address:IAIA Museum…
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Kasha-Katuwe Tent Rocks National Monument in New Mexico is a stunning natural wonder that captivates every visitor with its unique geological formations and breathtaking landscapes. During my visit, I was mesmerized by the intricate rock formations, vibrant colors, and the serene beauty that defines this remarkable monument. Whether you’re an…
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Nestled in the plains of San Agustin in central New Mexico, the Karl G. Jansky Very Large Array (VLA) is a site that captivates the imagination and ignites a sense of wonder. Known for its enormous array of radio antennas, the VLA serves as a powerhouse for astronomical research and…
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This is the Thunderbird de la Mesilla, the oldest brick building in the State of New Mexico. Augustin Maurin (of French descent) initiated construction in 1860 using burned brick from his own kiln. He was murdered by robbers in adjoining apartment in 1866. The heir, Cesar Maurin, came to Mesilla…
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Who would have thought that there is a beautiful Japanese garden hidden in the city of Albuquerque in New Mexico? I never did. The Sasebo Japanese garden is hidden inside the Albuquerque Bio Park. When most people visit the Biopark, they go to the Albuquerque zoo. The zoo itself is…
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