Taos Pueblo Cemetery

This place was an experience to visit, the people take very much pride in their land, homes, and work! Its unbelievable the amount of history here. We entered the church there and the silence was something you could feel. After sitting in there for a minute i had extreme feelings. Its a very spiritual place. There are many shops there to but hand made goods but be sure to bring cash, only a couple shops offer card readers. Also be sure to be there before 5pm as they close the gate to their village, which i don't blame them.. another warning be sure to check the weather, the day we visited it was beautiful 70 out side. Next day we left and they got snow. The drive there was absolutely beautiful through the mountains i didnt take many pictures here, i felt bad doing it. I got to talk with some of the people who lived there. Id go back again and again..

This is a very significant ruin for the Pueblo people, and the site of a major tragedy. It's both beautiful and emotional to behold. This ruin can only be accessed from inside the Taos Pueblo, which requires a $25 entrance fee for visitors. The grounds of the church ruins and the cemetery itself are strictly off-limits; you cannot enter the low adobe walls that delineate the cemetery outside the church ruins.

The Taos Pueblo official tour will take you to both churches (old & new).

More than historic, more than a site, more than just a ruin.. it's a symbol of resistance and resilience ✨✨✨

Wonderful both ancient and spiritual with 1,000 years of history

Well worth visiting here as part of the overall experience.

Love the age and history

A glimpse into the past