5 Most Beautiful Cities in New Mexico for kosher travelers
New Mexico is one of the most beautiful places in the United States. There are many things to do and so much to see for your series of Jewish trips. From the deserts to the mountains there are amazing sights around every corner. This blog will discuss some of the most beautiful cities that you can visit in New Mexico and some things that you can do while there.
New Mexico’s landscape ranges from wide, rose-colored deserts, broken mesas to high, snow-capped peaks. Despite the fact that it has great desert land for cattle grazing, New Mexico has large national forests and wilderness areas. The western half of New Mexico consists mostly of rugged mountain ranges and high plains. The eastern half is mostly high desert plains and contains most population centers in the state.
Here are some cities that are worth visiting for your vacation!
Albuquerque, New Mexico
The first stop on your list should be Albuquerque, New Mexico. This city is one of the biggest in New Mexico and there is plenty to see and do here. This city has a lot of history and culture as well as some great outdoor adventures for people who love adventure.
Some of the best things to see when you’re in Albuquerque include Old Town Plaza and the Sandia Peak Tramway. The Old Town Plaza is a great place to spend time shopping or getting a bite to eat while you explore all that Albuquerque has to offer. The Sandia Peak Tramway is a great way to get a good view of the city from above as well as explore some of the mountain trails that surround it.
Santa Fe
Santa Fe is one of the most beautiful cities in New Mexico. It is also New Mexico’s capital city and its 4th largest city by area. During summertime, Santa Fe attracts thousands of tourists from across America due to its numerous art galleries and museums as well as Pueblo-style architecture.
Santa Fe is one of the most beautiful places on earth. It is also known as “The City Different” because of its uniqueness. The architecture and layout of the town is unlike any other place on Earth.
It’s hard to pick out what makes Santa Fe so special because there are so many different factors that make it so great. There are numerous museums, historic sites, galleries, shops, restaurants and bars that all contribute to Santa Fe’s unique atmosphere.
Taos
Taos is filled with art galleries, museums, and historical sites from both Native American and Spanish settlers. The Taos Plaza dates back to 1796 and has been designated as a National Historic Landmark. While there are plenty of things to do at any time of year, Taos Ski Valley is one of the best skiing destinations in North America.
Silver City
SilverCity is a small town in southwest New Mexico that was founded during the 1860s after gold and silver were discovered in the area. Today, the town is called “The Southwest’s Best Kept Secret,” and it’s well known for its diverse landscape and its proximity to Gila National Forest. Make sure not to miss some of Silver City’s must-see places such as the Silver City Museum or Bear Mountain Lodge — an old log cabin lodge which today hosts many guests who are interested in hunting and fishing adventures in this amazing area.
Alamogordo
Located in southern New Mexico, Alamogordo is a charming town with a rich cultural heritage. It’s home to several historical sites including Oliver Lee Memorial State Park and White Sands National Monument. Other points of interest include Alameda Park Zoo and the International Space Hall of Fame.
One fulfilling way to explore more in New Mexico and get the most out of your vacation is with a kosher river cruise. So book your trip with it, sail across the river and witness uniquely amazing and surprising views.
