Highlighting the best of New Mexico's People, Culture, and Lifestyle
The Enchanted Circle is a breathtaking scenic drive that loops around some of the most stunning landscapes in Northern New Mexico. At 84 miles long, this road trip takes you through charming towns, alpine forests, and cultural landmarks, all centered around Wheeler Peak, the state’s tallest mountain. Whether you’re an outdoor enthusiast, a history buff,…
Albuquerque’s vibrant music and dance scene is a testament to the city’s rich cultural heritage and diverse influences. From traditional Native American ceremonies to modern flamenco performances, the city’s festivals celebrate the rhythm and movement that define its unique identity. Whether you’re a fan of mariachi, jazz, or flamenco, Albuquerque offers a dynamic lineup of…
Hey everyone! My deep dive into “Breaking Bad’s” Albuquerque continues, and today, we’re shifting gears to some of the coolest stores that pay tribute to the show. Whether you’re looking for souvenirs, memorabilia, or just want to soak in the Heisenberg nostalgia, these spots are must-visits for any fan. Let’s check them out! This is…
If you’re a Breaking Bad fan, you know that Albuquerque is more than just a backdrop—it’s an essential character in the story. From Walter White’s car wash to Los Pollos Hermanos, these real-life locations bring the world of Breaking Bad to life. I’ve put together a six-part blog series documenting my journey through these iconic…
Albuquerque is known for its vibrant culture and unique flair, and nothing showcases this better than its quirky events. From flying tortillas to colorful costumes, the Duke City loves to celebrate in unexpected and creative ways. Here’s a roundup of Albuquerque’s most offbeat events you won’t want to miss this year. 1. Flying Tortilla Toss…
New Mexico is a state that thrives on individuality, and its museums are no exception. Beyond the traditional galleries and historical sites, the Land of Enchantment boasts a collection of quirky and unusual museums that offer a fresh perspective on art, science, and culture. If you’re looking for something different, here are some offbeat museums…
New Mexico’s rugged landscapes are dotted with remnants of its Wild West past, where mining booms and pioneer settlements thrived before fading into history. Today, these ghost towns offer a glimpse into the past, with crumbling buildings, abandoned mines, and stories waiting to be discovered. For those near Albuquerque, these must-visit ghost towns provide a…
New Mexico’s nickname, the Land of Enchantment, couldn’t be more fitting when you consider its breathtaking natural phenomena. From shimmering white gypsum dunes to surreal rock formations, the state is a wonderland of geological marvels and stunning landscapes. Here’s a guide to two of New Mexico’s most iconic natural wonders: White Sands National Park and…
Nestled in the picturesque landscapes of northern New Mexico and southern Colorado, the Cumbres & Toltec Scenic Railroad offers a unique opportunity to step back in time. This historic narrow-gauge railroad, built in 1880, takes passengers on a 64-mile journey through rugged mountains, scenic valleys, and charming frontier towns. For train enthusiasts, history buffs, and…
The Harvey Houses of New Mexico are more than just old railroad stops—they are windows into the state’s rich past and its pivotal role in shaping the Southwest. These iconic establishments, created by Fred Harvey in the late 19th and early 20th centuries, revolutionized hospitality and dining for railroad travelers and helped popularize the beauty…
