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Taos Plaza and Pueblo

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In 2023, en route home from our winter in Texas, we explored New Mexico from bottom to top and side to side.

My feature photo is of a mural at the Taos Plaza in downtown Taos – an extremely artsy and cultural area.

Our main reason for visiting Taos, NM was to tour the Taos Pueblo. Both the town and the Pueblo were among our favourite New Mexico stops.

We did a leisurely self-guided tour

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18 responses to “Taos Plaza and Pueblo”

  1. Smooth Strokes Avatar
    Smooth Strokes

    Sounds like a road trip full of surprises and memorable sights!

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    1. Terry Avatar
      Terry

      It certainly was!

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  2. Darryl B Avatar
    Darryl B

    I’ve been to NM, it really is beautiful. Great picture! 😎

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    1. Terry Avatar
      Terry

      Thanks for your kind compliment on my photo, Darryl and yes, NM is a very special state!

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  3. Edward Ortiz Avatar
    Edward Ortiz

    Wonderful photo, Terry. The water behind looks peaceful.

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    1. Terry Avatar
      Terry

      It really was, Edward. It was so quiet there, so the ambience of the sounds of that little mountain stream behind us made it magical! Have a great day!

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        Edward Ortiz

        Awesome! Thank you, Terry, and same to you.

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  4. explorenewness Avatar
    explorenewness

    Now that’s an area I’d like to explore! I appreciate artists and I always love the various ways they share their talents with others. I’ll have to try and travel through NM sooner than later.

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    1. Terry Avatar
      Terry

      NM was amazing, no matter which part we visited. There wasn’t a spot in the entire state that wasn’t unique and interesting, Lenore!

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  5. A Creative Spirit Avatar
    A Creative Spirit

    i love the way you make the journey into a mini holiday. Me and hubby we usually dash from A to B

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    1. Terry Avatar
      Terry

      We try to have at least one new experience for every trip there and home, Carole. The trip one way is over 3,000 KM (1900 miles), so if we take a different route each trip (and there are many options), there’s always lots to see. Have a great rest tonight!

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  6. Betty Avatar
    Betty

    We’ve never traveled to New Mexico! Sounds like you really enjoyed your time there!

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    1. Terry Avatar
      Terry

      There was just so much variety in what to see there, Betty. Yes, we truly enjoyed every bit of it. Have a great evening!

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  7. Lana Avatar
    Lana

    Great mural. The land looks very parched. Is it like this all over the state all year?

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    1. Terry Avatar
      Terry

      Taos is in the high desert at the base of the Sangre Christo mountains, Lana … so my guess is that it’s likely pretty dry at that location year round. Other parts of New Mexico were lush with spring greenery. It varied greatly across the state. We were through the state in early April.

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  8. annemariedemyen Avatar
    annemariedemyen

    That is beautiful, Terry! I would love to see New Mexico. It is amazing how every state is so unique. ☺️

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    1. Terry Avatar
      Terry

      We’ve loved every state we’ve been to, Anne (we’ve seen every state but Hawaii). New Mexico is truly unique. Have a great day!

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        annemariedemyen

        I could use a few days in Hawaii! Maybe until next June. ☺️

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