Getting Holy Dirt From Chimayo
More than 30,000 people a year visit El Santuario de Chimayo with its “pocito” of holy dirt. The church has been compared to Lourdes.
Off-Season Travel: Is there really such a thing?
Boomer travel bloggers describe the special joys of off-season travel.
Public markets offer a taste of a city and its culture
Strolls through public markets offer tourists far more than a bite to eat.
Cecilia’s Cafe: An authentic taste of New Mexican cooking
Like many tourists, we arrived at Cecilia’s Cafe in downtown Albuquerque at the recommendation of Guy Fieri, the celebrity TV chef from the Food Network.
Fairmont Heritage Place, El Corazon de Santa Fe: A sense of home away from home
A stay at Fairmont Heritage, El Corazon de Santa Fe offers guests a unique opportunity to try out homelike living in the heart of the city.
Walking Tours: Five cities worth exploring by foot
Walking tours are a great way to find hidden gems in your own city or to explore other cities.
La Posada de Santa Fe Resort: Old-world charm coupled with modern convenience
La Posada de Santa Fe couples old-world charm with modern convenience.
Inn on the Alameda: Convenience and comfort close to Canyon Road
If you are visiting Santa Fe, the Inn on the Alameda makes a great base for your stay. The Inn on the Alameda, at the corner of Paseo de Peralta and East Alameda Street in downtown Santa Fe, is conveniently located only a few blocks from the museums nearby the Plaza (a National Historic Landmark)…
Six sunny girlfriend getaway ideas
Many hotels and resorts have special packages to attract women. If they don’t, you can design your own. Whether you’re traveling with one friend, a sister, mother, or daughter, or a group, here are some girlfriend getaway ideas to whet your appetite (Rates vary based on season, room category, and availability; taxes and gratuities may…