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Awed by towering mountains and iconic adobe dwellings, New Mexico visitors usually agree that the state's "Land of Enchantment" moniker is fitting. Whether you're in the mood to save money by staying in cheap New Mexico hotels (so you can load up on silver jewelry) or prefer the indulgent amenities that New Mexico resorts are known for, you're in luck!

Visiting New Mexico

New Mexico comprises several distinct regions. Northwest New Mexico is home to the Dine and Pueblo Indians, out-of-this-world fry bread, and the cities of Gallup and Farmington. Want to visit four states at the same time? Head to the Four Corners Monument and stand where Arizona, New Mexico, Colorado, and Utah converge. North Central New Mexico is Georgia O'Keeffe country. Here, ski in Taos and Angel Fire, immerse yourself in artsy Santa Fe, and soak in the Ojo Caliente hot springs. The Northeast region is aglow with prairies, state parks, and Western culture.

The heart of New Mexico, the Central region, is home to the state's most populous city, Albuquerque. Visit in October to see the wildly popular International Balloon Festival. Just be warned that Albuquerque hotels fill quickly for this event. Southwest New Mexico is home to Hatch, the only place on earth where Hatch chiles grow. Some of the best resorts in New Mexico are located in Truth or Consequences. Finally, Southeast New Mexico is home to a spelunker's paradise, Carlsbad Caverns National Park; Cloudcroft, where you'll find fine dining and Victorian ambiance; skiing in Ruidoso; and White Sands National Monument, with more than 250 square miles of glimmering waves of gypsum.

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