New Mexico
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Taos (7,100 ft.)
ARIZONA
Santa Fe (7,000 ft.)
Albuquerque (5,600 ft.)
NEW MEXICO
Maximum Elevation: 7,100 ft.axiax mum muuumm EElElevEle atioatii n: 7
Mescalero
White Sands
National Monument
Carlsbad Caverns
El Paso
National Park
TEXAS
MEXICO
Iconic images of New Mexico come to life at the ancient community of Taos Pueblo
1. arrive eL Paso, texas
Tour begins: 3:45 PM at El Paso Marriott. A transfer is
included from El Paso International Airport to the El Paso
Marriott. Welcome to the great Southwest! Your journenull
through nullw Menullconull colorful desert wonderland nullgins
Tauck Value Includes:
in El Pasonullnullnullsnull Sun City on the nullo nullande. Attend a
lecture null a nullteran consernulltionist on the nullts of nullrlsnulld
nullnullrnsnullthen enjonull a change of pace as a docent leads
• A private lecture by a veteran conservationist on the bats of
nullu through the impressinull El Paso Museum of Artnullhome
Carlsbad Caverns National Park to a permanent collection of more than nullnullnullwornull of
• Private cocktail party, dinner and docent tour at the El Paso
AmericannullEuropean and Menullcan artnullfollowed null a prinullte
Museum of Art, known for its Italian Renaissance collection
welcome reception and dinner right in the museum. Meals D
• Private cooking demonstration followed by a tasting lunch
in nullnta null
2. carLsbad caverNs
As nullu emnullrnullon a full danulls drinull in nullw Menullconullthrough
• Private visit to the nullorgia nullnulleffe Museum in nullnta null,
the nullihuahuan nullsert and past the rugged nulladalupe
including nullnullnullof the artistnull paintings, drawings and
Mountainsnullnullu might null unaware that more than nullnull
sculpture showcasing iconic images of the southwest
ancient limestone canulls null including some of the largest in
• Airport transfers upon arrival and departure as detailed
nullrth America null lurnullnullneath the surface in a fossil reef 2null
million nullars old. Your first stop todanullis a nullsit to nullrlsnulld
• null meals, service charges, gratuities to local guides,
admission fees, tanulls and porterage
nullnullrns nulltional Parnull containing nullnullof these amanullng
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