There is the big reason why visitors to Taos make plans to visit the famous Northern New Mexico destination time and time again. Nestled serenely in the southernmost tip of the Sangre de Cristo Mountains, Taos is perhaps the best kept arcane of the Southwest United States. Located at the base of the tallest peaks of New Mexico, approximately 400-year old Taos is a friendly little town, long known as an artist's colony and center for outdoor activities. The location happens to be the perfect getaway destination full of adventurous all-year-long recreational and cultural activities for the entire family. In Taos, you can go from hot-air ballooning and river rafting to touring art galleries and impressive museums. There are many other things to do: such as hiking, skiing, fishing, and sampling the excellent restaurants. Taos is rich with art, full of historical heritage.
The region's cultural heritage, which dates back more than a thousand years to the Spanish and Native American ancestry, its stated preference for eco-friendly sustainable living, and hundreds of attractions for every type of vacationer, make it worth-a-visit place. Once you are in Taos, obviously, your first question will be whether to rent a vacation home or look for hotels in Taos? Most of the vacationers choose to rent vacation homes for variety of reasons. Most vacation homes can replace hotel rooms at a fraction of the cost. Vacationers can eat their meals at home or even cook up their favorite dishes on the barbecue. Although hotels provide you with a plethora of on-hand services, but staying in a private vacation home is like the feeling of 'home away from home'. Ranging from condo rentals in Taos to services apartments, the number of options available to choose is endless.
Filled with the flavor of local culture and history, vacation homes give you a complete feeling of the location. The owner or the helpers will always be available to guide you about the local attractions, finest dining and culinary specialties, traditional outfits, best shopping lanes, and fill you with the rich history of Taos. In addition, nothing can beat the experience of living in a home bursting with ethnic and authentic culture. Filled with various contemporary amenities, these vacation homes will give you all comfort of the world.
Taos still retains a small-town feel as it now attracts billionaire second-homers, jet setters and other flotsam of globalization along with its more traditional assortment of artists, artisans, and counterculture refugees.
Martin Wynn
