Albuquerque is New Mexico’s largest city, with a population of more than 545,000. Immerse yourself in our enormous skies, beautiful vistas, and friendly people.
New Mexico’s ancient cultural traditions endure in the artwork, adobe architecture, and the people.
The cost of living is 6 percent below the national average, with a stable economy and a growing movie industry.
Our weather allows year-round outdoor activities like golfing, skiing, hiking, and much more.
A top destination for families is the ABQ BioPark, which includes a zoo, aquarium, beach area, and botanic garden.
Visit the stunning 250-million-year-old formations at Carlsbad Caverns or the 15th-century pueblo ruins Chaco Canyon.
Red or green? Chile is a New Mexico staple that we eat with anything — we stress anything.
Open space, mountain ranges, a rich river valley, and breathtaking sunsets. Enjoy the views wherever you are in the state.
More than 700 balloons show their unique shapes and colors at our International Balloon Fiesta, which draws more than 700,000 visitors.
Visiting Sandia/New Mexico
Planning a visit to Sandia/New Mexico? Find out what you need to know before you arrive — from maps and directions to information about visitor badges and what to expect when you arrive on-site.
