Taos Vacations
Major Attractions
The town of Taos is very much in touch with its history and its past inhabitants, and the best place to experience that is Taos Pueblo. Here, you'll find a community of native people inhabiting 1,000-year-old, multi-level adobe pueblos. Besides being historic and stunningly beautiful, Taos Pueblo is also a sacred and spiritual place sure to humble anyone who visits on their Taos vacation. There are lots options for car rentals in Taos, and once you've found the perfect ride, you'll find that cruising around the city and its environs is an attraction unto itself. Don't miss one of Taos' more modern marvels: the Rio Grande Gorge Bridge. At 565 feet above the river that gives it its name, this steel deck arch bridge is sleek and beautiful, and is at perfect harmony with its sparse desert surroundings.
Recurring Festivals and Events
Arts and craft fairs happen practically on a weekly basis in Taos. However, for those that prefer a bit of a twist to their festivals, Taos is sure to please. The Taos Mountain Balloon Rally in late October sees dozens of brightly colored hot air balloons take to the sky, adding a spectrum of colors to the brown desert surroundings. For a more grounded experience, the Festival of Lilacs in late May celebrates the cultivation of this light purple beauty in the Taos area.
Taos vacation packages on Travelocity suit any taste and budget, with many Taos hotels available for any type of traveler. Make sure to download the Travelocity app to get mobile exclusive deals.
Accommodation in Taos
Travelocity's Taos hotels guide features 37 accommodations, available to book right now.
The deals at the El Monte Sagrado Living Resort & Spa and the Palacio De Marquesa might pique your senses, if you're in the market for a top-notch experience. If you'd like your dollar to go further, consider the Blue Sky Retreat at San Geronimo Lodge, at 1101 Witt Road, or the WorldMark Red River, located at 201 E River Street.
