New Mexico, USA has an area of 315,194 sq km and about 1,928,400 inhabitants. Its capital is Santa Fe.
New Mexico shares its borders with the American states of Texas, Oklahoma, Colorado, Utah and Arizona. From deserts to high mesas to snow-capped peaks, New Mexico has wide variations in its topography.
Native Americans constitute majority of New Mexico’s population. Therefore, American Indian Culture is predominant in the region. There are some New Mexicans that speak a special dialect of Spanish—New Mexican Spanish. New Mexican culture is the result of the confluence of Spanish, Mexican, Native American and Anglo-American culture.
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| Santa Fe Travel Guide |
 Santa Fe is the capital of the US state of New Mexico. It is America’s oldest capital city and also the highest, with an elevation of more than 2,100 m above sea level. Santa Fe is the seat of the Santa Fe County.
Although the city ... |
| Taos Travel Guide |
 Taos is a small city in Taos County in New Mexico. Also known as ‘Town of Taos’, it houses a small population of about 5,000 permanent residents. Interestingly, the city takes... |
| Roswell Travel Guide |
 Seventy five miles to the north of Carlsbad is this small town of Roswell which is the county seat of Chaves County. With a population of 45,297 this city is renowned because of an alien spaceship that crash ... |
| Los Alamos Travel Guide |
 Los Alamos in Spanish means “The Cottonwoods” is a small town with a population of 11,909.
The entire city is geographically divided into two parts one part is the townsite or the hill and other being the White Rock... |
| Silver City Travel Guide |
| Silver City is a town in Grant County, New Mexico, in the United States. It is the county seat of Grant County. The city is the home of the Western New Mexico University. As of the census of 2000, there were 10,545 people, 4,227 households, and 2,730 familie... |
