Taos Pueblo is an ancient village of earth-colored adobe homes built more than 1,000 years ago. Native American families have lived here without stopping the whole time.
It is famous as one of the oldest lived-in places in all of North America. Visitors love the tall stacked homes, handmade crafts, and warm stories shared by the Taos people.
The buildings are made from mud, straw, and water dried in the sun. Some stand several floors tall and are connected by ladders.
The Taos people share their traditions, music, and dances with visitors. You can watch artists make pottery, jewelry, and drums by hand.
The village sits at the foot of the tall Sangre de Cristo Mountains. A clear little river runs right through the middle of the pueblo.