Nearby, Bandelier National Monument features striking cliff dwellings, while the artistic vibe of Canyon Road is filled with galleries showcasing local art. Additionally, the high desert's unique lighting conditions and clear skies make it perfect for landscape and night photography, while the diverse wildlife offers further subjects to explore.
Santa Fe Indian Market (August): This prestigious event showcases Native American arts and crafts, featuring over 1,000 artists.
Fiesta de Santa Fe (September): This historic celebration honors the founding of Santa Fe and features parades, music, traditional dances, and colorful costumes.
Zozobra/Burning of Zozobra (September): This unique event involves the burning of a giant puppet symbolizing the "Old Man Gloom."
Las Posadas (Christmas season): This event reenacts Mary and Joseph's search for lodging.
By Air: The nearest major airport is Albuquerque International Airport (ABQ), located about an hour's drive from Santa Fe. You can rent a car or take a shuttle service to reach Santa Fe.
By Car: Santa Fe is accessible via major highways, including I-25. If you're driving from Albuquerque, it’s a straightforward trip along I-25 North.
By Bus: Several bus services, including Greyhound and NM Rail Runner, connect Albuquerque to Santa Fe. The Rail Runner offers a scenic ride through the region.
Getting Around: Once in Santa Fe, renting a car is recommended for exploring the area and visiting attractions like Bandelier National Monument and various art galleries. Rideshare services like Uber and Lyft are also available.
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