As a cartoon joke for many years, most people have heard of Albuquerque. But if you don’t turn left and stop instead, what would you find there? More than you might think. There are so many attractions here that you will want to look into finding hotels in Albuquerque just so you can hit them all. Here are just five places you can visit:

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It is party time in the United States with the Cinco de Mayo fiestas around the corner. So raise your tequila glass and rock out Mexican style to celebrate the holiday that commemorates Mexico’s victory over the French.

Cinco de Mayo is one of the most celebrated Mexican national holidays in the United States, where many U.S. businesses and restaurants are decorated in green, white and red, the colors of Mexico’s flag, to observe this important day in traditional Mexican fanfare. Although Cinco de Mayo celebrates the determination of Mexicans to remain free from foreign control, it is not Mexico’s Independence Day.

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Skiing in Taos provides a truly unique experience. The slopes here offer something for every skier, whether they are of an intermediate, beginner or advanced level of expertise. Even expert skiers will find new challenging slopes every day during their stay. As a scenic and popular spot, Taos tends to fill up with tourists during the peak season. If you are planning a trip to Taos, you may want know more about your lodging options. Here are a few Taos ski lodging tips that will help you manage the busy tourist season.

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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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