89K views · 1.9K reactions | People travel to Cleveland, New Mexico from hundreds of miles away in search of one thing: Teresa's tamales. A native New Mexican, Theresa Olivas learned how to make her family's traditional Christmas dish 36 years ago.Here, she shows us how to make her special green chile chicken tamales at home. | New Mexico True | Facebook

19K views · 10K reactions | Shiprock is just a glimpse of the mesmerizing landscapes that await you in New Mexico. See for yourself the beauty of a place like no other. | Go USA | Facebook

534K views · 2.2K reactions | Pie Town. This tiny community tucked in southwestern New Mexico has a name that will pique your curiosity and make your mouth water at the same time. | New Mexico True | Facebook

One of Santa Fe's most beloved holiday traditions, the Canyon Road Farolito Walk, lights up the hearts and souls of thousands who promenade this famous path on Christmas Eve. Small, sand-filled, paper bags illuminated with votive candles line the historic neighborhood streets and adobe walls. Carolers gather around the farolitos (Spanish for paper lantern; diminutive of farol, lantern; from faro, lighthouse, lantern; from Latin pharus, from Pharus, Pharos) or luminarias (small bonfires), and sin

1.2K reactions · 184 shares | In Santa Fe, you’ll experience a history lesson for all five senses. | Visit Santa Fe, New Mexico | Facebook

13K views · 122 reactions | With so many unique cultures woven into the fabric of Santa Fe, there is so much to explore in the way of festivals, celebrations and traditions. This multi-ethnic influence finds its way into every aspect of Santa Fe. Native American, Spanish and Anglo traditions make every day interesting in #TheCityDifferent. | Visit Santa Fe, New Mexico | Facebook