Unesco Heritage & More: The Ultimate Guide To Taos & Things To Do
Taos, New Mexico is "soothing for the soul" and is full of history, culture, art, and many things to do for travelers with any interest.
Nestled at the base of New Mexico's highest peaks, Taos has been a welcoming artists' colony and outdoor activity hub for 400 years. Visitors can enjoy hot-air balloon rides, hiking, and river rafting or explore art galleries and museums. Skiing, fishing, and dining in local restaurants are also popular. Taos provides cultural experiences, too, such as visiting the Native American pueblo with a history spanning a millennium. Only 70 miles northeast of Santa Fe, Taos feels authentic, not touristy.
Taos, New Mexico is "soothing for the soul" and is full of history, culture, art, and many things to do for travelers with any interest.
From historic sites to stunning hikes and natural hot springs, this road trip on the High Road to Taos is unique and beautiful in more ways than one.
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