There are so many vacation spots right in the USA, why even consider going abroad? Choose from one of these domestic attractions, fit for singles or families, where you can plan a vacation to fit any budget.

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Bandelier National Monument in northern New Mexico is one of the premier attractions for visitors to Santa Fe and provides spectacular scenery and vantage points as well as a look into distant, ancient times when native North American peoples inhabited the area.

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Want to feel fire in ice, come to Ice Cave and Bandera Volcano where you get shining blue-green ice and another trail takes you to scenic Bandera Volcano. National Atomic Museum tells everything about atomic age etc. Guided tours are available by appointment only. It is open daily from 9am to 5 pm.

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Fall in New Mexico is a time of cooler temperatures and brilliant colors. The Aspen forests in the north paint the mountainsides. Albuquerque hosts wine, arts and crafts festivals. But what most visitors look forward to in fall is the colorful International Balloon Festival. The Albuquerque Balloon Festival is a yearly gathering of hot air balloon. Enthusiasts from around the world, come to in Albuquerque in the first two weeks of October. The event, which is the largest of its kind in the world, lasts nine days and includes a fleet of nearly 750 hot air balloons with pilots from throughout the United States and the world.

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New Mexico is known for many things but one of the top reasons that New Mexico has so many visitors every year is because of the beautiful scenery that visitors have an opportunity to see. The deserts here are snow-white and spectacular, the caves are deep and intriguing, and the mountains are rugged and exciting, and the grasslands are lush and wonderful. The natural surroundings that visitors have a chance to enjoy in New Mexico are reason enough to visit the state but what’s even greater as that the state has even more to offer than the beauty of nature.

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