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Albuquerque Hotels and Traveler's Guide

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Welcome to Albuquerque, one of the fastest growing cities in the United States and the largest in the state of New Mexico. It is known for its dry, desert climate that affords nearly 300 days of sunshine a year, all of which are very comfortable due to the very low humidity. Come visit Albuquerque today for its enjoyable scenery, colorful attractions and authentic Southwest cuisine.

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Bring your best pair of walking shoes, because there will be lots to see and do when visiting Albuquerque. Outdoor recreational opportunities abound, including hiking, mountain biking or rock climbing at the Sandia Mountain Range. Also located in this mountain range is the Sandia Peak Tramway, the world's largest aerial tramway, which passes over the Domingo Baca Canyon and presents breathtaking views of Albuquerque, the likes of which can not be seen elsewhere. If you are an adventurer, be sure not to miss the Albuquerque International Balloon Fiesta. This event is held annually where upwards of 100,000 enthusiasts convene to take in the sights and share their love and excitement for hot air ballooning.

Albuquerque is also home to a number of museums and cultural exhibits which are entertaining and educational. Take a break from the outdoors and see the Museum of Art and History which highlights the American Southwest. Or you can visit the National Atomic Museum, offering unique insight into the nuclear sciences, and the National Hispanic Cultural Center, located downtown, which has frequent events engaging in the diverse culture of the region. In addition there is the Albuquerque Biological Park which features an aquarium, botanical garden and zoo, all centered in and around the Rio Grande River.

Lodgings are very affordable on average, and you won't be disappointed by the "New Mexican" cuisine which is unique to the region. Explore the Southwest in all of its beauty with a trip to Albuquerque where the weather is great, year round.

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