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Can you visit a Pueblo?
Pueblo communities are happy to welcome visitors to experience our culture and traditions. We ask that you read and consider the following information and guidelines for visiting our living communities. Although most pueblos are open to the public during daylight hours, the homes are private. …
What do the Pueblo people do?
The Pueblo Indians were expert farming people. They raised crops of corn, beans, squash, and sunflowers, as well as cotton and tobacco. Pueblo men also hunted deer, antelope, and small game, while women gathered nuts, fruits, and herbs.
What is special about Pueblo homes?
What Is A Pueblo-Style Home? Most pueblo homes are found in the Western and Southwestern United States and draw inspiration from Native American adobe houses, with touches of Spanish architecture. These early homes had to withstand intense daytime heat and chilly desert nights.
What are Pueblo beliefs?
Kivas were the center of Pueblo religious life. The Pueblo believe that people must live in harmony with nature. They believe that things will work out, if they conduct ceremonies correctly. Ruler Priests: In olden times, the most important members of the village were the priests.
How much does it cost to visit Taos Pueblo?
Admission
| Adults | $16 per person |
|---|---|
| Students (11 and up, includes college with ID) | $14 per person |
| Group Rates (6 or more Adults) | $14 per person |
| Children 10 and under | Free |
Is Taos Pueblo open to tourists?
The Pueblo is open daily to visitors most of the year, but closes every early spring for eight weeks, so please call ahead. DIRECTIONS: Taos Pueblo is located 2.5 miles north of the Taos Plaza.
Who forced the Pueblo people to become Catholic and work the fields for them?
The Spanish
The Spanish took over much of the Pueblo lands. They forced the people to become Catholic and to work the fields for them.
Why is it good to visit area pueblos?
Visiting area pueblos is a good way to experience cultures and traditions that have existed in the region for more than 600 years. Keep the following suggestions in mind to avoid any misunderstandings or violations of customs while visiting a pueblo, and enjoy your pueblo experience.
When is the best time to visit a Pueblo?
Please respect and abide by the laws and wishes for each specific pueblo you are visiting. Although most pueblos are open to the public during daylight hours, the homes are private and should not be entered without an invitation. Kivas and graveyards are NOT to be entered by non-Pueblo people.
Are there any restrictions on visiting Taos Pueblo?
Due to the sacredness of the day there are NO RECORDING DEVICES of any kind allowed. Cell phones, cameras, drones, etc. are not allowed and will be confiscated. Thank you for your respect and we hope you leave with the memory of the day and share experience through your words with family and friends.
Can you take pictures of the pueblos in New Mexico?
Some pueblos forbid photos of kivas, cemeteries, and church interiors. Please follow all regulations; if not, your film, camera, and/or artwork may be confiscated or, worse, you could be expelled from the pueblo, fined, or prosecuted.