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Albuquerque, NM, is the best of old Mexican and Native American cultures

Dubbed “The Duke City” after its founder, the Viceroy of New Spain, Albuquerque, New Mexico, is resplendent with southwestern culture and stunning desert landscapes.
Let the good times roll with activities ranging from the Albuquerque International Balloon Fiesta to relaxing in the sunshine at Tingley Beach.
Albuquerque is most popular during June, July, and August. During the summer, tourists can experience near-perfect weather conditions and make the most of outdoor activities including live music festivals and hot air ballooning. The 32nd most populous city in the United States has no shortage in recognition of the wonders it has to offer tourists.
Albuquerque has a total area of 187.7 miles of land and lies within the northern, upper edges of the Chihuahuan Desert ecoregion. “The Duke City” is adjacent to the Colorado Plateau Semi-Desert, Arizona/New Mexico Mountains, and southwest plateaus. 
This city also features one of the highest elevations in the United States ranging from 4,900 feet above sea level near the Rio Grande and 6,700 feet in the foothills of Sandia Peak. 
Albuquerque has a population of 564,559 people and lies only an hour south of Santa Fe.
Hispanic culture has a strong influence in Albuquerque, as Spanish and Native American roots alike run deep through the state of New Mexico. Widely prevalent Mexican cuisine, as well as Indian Pueblo Cultural Center, demonstrate the contributions of the Spanish and Native Americans of New Mexico to U.S. culture. One prime example is Mexican cuisine. From Green Chile Cheeseburgers to Tewa Tacos, the roots of Spanish culture are never more noticeable than when biting into a green chile or a homemade tortilla. Some of the finest American restaurants of Hispanic heritage pepper the Albuquerque area, and are waiting for more 5-star reviews!

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Santa Fe, NM, is a mecca for art and opera amid stunnig soutthwest vistas

Santa Fe, New Mexico, has roots in Pueblo, Spanish, and Mexican settlement before New Mexico was ceded to the United States during the Mexican-American War in 1846. 
Santa Fe’s diverse culture is reflected in its diverse job market, especially in the visual, performance, and culinary arts. Between 2010 and 2020, Santa Fe saw a 29% population increase. The easy pace of the city, beautiful seclusion and famously friendly locals have earned Santa Fe an accolade as not only being one of the best places to retire in the U.S. but in the world! 
Santa Fe’s air is thin and dry, resulting in cooler temperatures, warm summers that plummet at night, and all four seasons up for grabs. It averages about 26 inches of snowfall each year, making it a popular ski destination, while 283 sunny days a year leave you wide open for outdoor explorations, festivals, and more. 
Start your day in the Santa Fe Plaza, the heart and soul of the City Different, where you can enjoy a cup of coffee at the Iconik Downtown Coffee Bar. Head to Museum Hill for a glimpse of Santa Fe’s cultural backbone at the Museum of Spanish Colonial Art, Museum of International Folk Art, Museum of Indian Arts & Culture, or the Wheelwright Museum of the American Indian. The Georgia O’Keefe Museum is not to be missed, nor is Meow Wolf, which promises an array of interactive, multimedia art developed by over 100 local artists. The Santa Fe Opera is a huge draw as well.
The Santa Fe Railyard is another hotspot, with an eclectic farmer’s market and the Second Street Brewery. The Trading Post is a piece of southwest history, clocking in at over 400 years old, where Native American artists and their intricate crafts are still supported to this day. Hike the Dale Ball Trails for an invigorating excursion, or come for the many outdoor festivals, such as the famous torching of Zozobra at Fiesta de Santa Fe. Book a seat at The Pantry or Geronimo for mouthwatering dishes or lace up your boots for a Restaurant Walking Tour.

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Plane Class	Example Plane	Max. Passengers
Air Taxi	Piper Cherokee	3	See Options
Midsize Air Taxi	Beechcraft Baron	5	See Options
Large Air Taxi	Piper Chieftain	8	See Options
Executive Air Taxi	Pilatus PC-12	8-9	See Options
Light Jet	Phenom 300	6-7	See Options
Midsize Jet	Hawker 800	8-9	See Options
Large Jet	Gulfstream V	14	See Options

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