New Mexico
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New Mexico
Hot Springs in New Mexico
One of the highlights of a visit to New Mexico is the opportunity to visit its many natural hot springs, which are heated by geothermal activity and known for their therapeutic properties.
New Mexico Vacation Ideas
New Mexico Beaches
There aren't many beaches in New Mexico, but the old adage of 'quality over quantity' definitely applies to this state, with NM having a few beaches of truly exceptional quality.
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New Mexico felt like a place that knew how to hold silence. The kind of silence that isn't empty, but full—with light, with shadow, with something ancient still breathing in the land. I remember thinking, “This is where people come to feel something shift.” The skies opened wide. The colors deepened. And I followed, slower than before.
What stayed with me were the contrasts: adobe warmth against a high desert breeze, turquoise skies over red rock, the hush of a chapel and the hum of an open market. I wandered between art and spirit, story and stillness. New Mexico didn’t shout—it offered presence. I left feeling grounded, clearer, and quietly changed in ways I didn’t expect.
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Whether you're drawn to desert trails, sacred sites, historic pueblos, art-filled towns like Santa Fe, or the quiet expanse of open sky, these guides reflect the New Mexico I came to know. It’s a place that opens slowly—but deeply, and for good.
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