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New Mexico
Unlike Any Other US State
Of the 7 life zones on earth - Lower Sonoran, Upper Sonoran, Transitional, Canadian, Hudsonian, Alpine - we can claim 6. Aside from stunning beauty, this diversity makes for a wealth of recreational options, as well as animal life. You'll find the Rocky Mountain range in the northern part of our state and the northern reaches of the Chihuahuan Desert in the southern. We can offer an untold number of outdoor adventures on our lands, 45% of which are public. Any one of our over one hundred lakes and rivers, 13 National Monuments and Parks, 29 State Parks, 5 National Forests, and 12 ski areas are sure to keep you occupied.
We're the 3rd-largest art market in the nation behind Los Angeles and New York. Our many art galleries, museums, and live performances are influenced by our fascinating cultural history. It was here that evidence of early man (12,000 BC) was found and here that many agrarian-based societies of ancestral people were established by 1000 AD. Areas where those groups made their homes are preserved and honored to this day, as are the multi-story adobe pueblos that the Spanish stumbled upon when they arrived in the 1500s. The Indian, Spanish, and Anglo peoples who have been co-existing here for the last 400 years have come to weave their traditions and views, though they maintain respectful distinctions. Each of our twenty-two pueblos and tribes has their own sovereign lands and governments and 38% of the population is Hispanic.
Here we consider science and technology an art. If there's been an advancement in astronomical research, atomic energy, solar power, space travel, or UFO phenomena, it has most likely come out of our state.
And with fewer than 2 million people in the 5th-largest state in the nation, you'll easily find solitude without seeking too hard. This is a rare thing in our times of population growth and city sprawl.
With so much to offer, we sincerely hope you'll make your plans to come see us right away.
Of the 7 life zones on earth - Lower Sonoran, Upper Sonoran, Transitional, Canadian, Hudsonian, Alpine - we can claim 6. Aside from stunning beauty, this diversity makes for a wealth of recreational options, as well as animal life. You'll find the Rocky Mountain range in the northern part of our state and the northern reaches of the Chihuahuan Desert in the southern. We can offer an untold number of outdoor adventures on our lands, 45% of which are public. Any one of our over one hundred lakes and rivers, 13 National Monuments and Parks, 29 State Parks, 5 National Forests, and 12 ski areas are sure to keep you occupied.
We're the 3rd-largest art market in the nation behind Los Angeles and New York. Our many art galleries, museums, and live performances are influenced by our fascinating cultural history. It was here that evidence of early man (12,000 BC) was found and here that many agrarian-based societies of ancestral people were established by 1000 AD. Areas where those groups made their homes are preserved and honored to this day, as are the multi-story adobe pueblos that the Spanish stumbled upon when they arrived in the 1500s. The Indian, Spanish, and Anglo peoples who have been co-existing here for the last 400 years have come to weave their traditions and views, though they maintain respectful distinctions. Each of our twenty-two pueblos and tribes has their own sovereign lands and governments and 38% of the population is Hispanic.
Here we consider science and technology an art. If there's been an advancement in astronomical research, atomic energy, solar power, space travel, or UFO phenomena, it has most likely come out of our state.
And with fewer than 2 million people in the 5th-largest state in the nation, you'll easily find solitude without seeking too hard. This is a rare thing in our times of population growth and city sprawl.
With so much to offer, we sincerely hope you'll make your plans to come see us right away.
