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What is Taos known for?
- Taos is a city that inspires, amazes, and captures the hearts of all who visit. It is a Southwestern city known for fantastic skiing, beautiful art galleries, the historic Taos Pueblo, excellent restaurants, and year-round festivals.
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What is the history of Taos?
- Discovered by nomadic tribes thousands of years ago, Taos was believed to be the fabled City of Gold by the Conquistador Hernando de Alvarado.
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Which famous artists have lived in Taos?
- Taos was the place where greats such as Aldous Huxley and Georgia O'Keeffe created some of their best works.
Things to Do:
Best Time to Visit
Places to Stay
Tips for Visiting
Spring (March-May) – Mild temperatures and fewer crowds before peak season.
El Monte Sagrado – A luxurious resort with a spa and mountain views.
Visit Taos Pueblo – Explore this UNESCO World Heritage Site with centuries of history.
Summer (June-August) – Warm and great for outdoor adventures.
The Historic Taos Inn – A charming and historic adobe-style hotel.
Hike the Rio Grande Gorge – Take in breathtaking canyon views and spot wildlife.
Fall (September-November) – Crisp air, golden aspens, and vibrant art festivals.
Palacio de Marquesa – A boutique bed & breakfast with Southwestern charm.
Attend the Taos Fall Arts Festival – Celebrate local artists and cultural heritage.
Winter (December-February) – Cold temperatures and excellent skiing.
Alpine Village Suites – A cozy stay near Taos Ski Valley.
Hit the slopes at Taos Ski Valley – Experience some of the best skiing in the Southwest.
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