Major Attractions in New Mexico

Situated among some of the West's oldest buildings, grand national monuments, and acres of protected preserves, New Mexico resorts are a hot commodity for travelers looking for vacations in the United States. Thousands of travelers choose the “Land of Enchantment” each year and find it absolutely breathtaking.

Active travelers can explore the stunning sand dunes and trails at White Sands National Monument or the rattlesnake springs at Carlsbad Caverns National Park. Hike through Los Alamos or embark on a ski adventure at Sandia Peak Tramway. Historic sites are abundant in this charming state, from the Loretto Chapel to the National Hispanic Cultural Center. 

With 19 historic pueblos throughout the state, Native American and Mexican culture are foundations of the state’s arts, cuisine, and architecture. In Albuquerque, you’ll find ancient lava flows in carved images at the Petroglyph National Monument and preserved artifacts at the Indian Pueblo Cultural Center. In Taos, you’ll be able to explore the home of frontiersman Kit Carson. In Santa Fe, you’ll marvel as locals perform native dances. You can either participate or stand by and watch.

Whatever your New Mexico vacation ambitions are, you’ll enjoy delicious southwestern cuisine, great shopping, and endless opportunities for fun and excitement. You’ll find luxury resort suites or cozy, cheap hotels in New Mexico wherever you decide to stay. And if there are more destinations you’d like to check off your bucket list, you can find even more deals on southwest hotels in just a few clicks.