You don't have to travel to a foreign country to learn about different cultures. Visit the Pueblo of Acoma, an ancestral community of this federally recognized American Indian Tribe since members began building it in 1150 A.D. You can take a guided tour of the historic Sky City, built atop a 367-foot-high sand mesa, throughout the year. Located 55 miles west of Albuquerque, New Mexico, the Pueblo of Acoma is open for tours throughout the year. The pueblo's Haak'u Museum has an outstanding exhibition featuring master Acoma potters - Lucy M. Lewis, Marie Z. Chino, Jessie Garcia, and Juana Leno - and their families,who jointly inspired the traditional Acoma pottery revival. During the tour, tribal members currently living in the village often sell handmade pottery on tables set on the plazas.
If you want to experience a trip here visit Acoma Pueblo.
If you want to experience a trip here visit Acoma Pueblo.
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- A Photo of Sky City high on a mesa in the Acoma PuebloAcoma Pueblo, New Mexico
- The 431,664-acres Acoma Pueblo Is Studded With Massive Sandstone RocksAcoma Pueblo in New Mexico
- A newer adobe home in the centuries-old Pueblo of AcomaHomes in the Pueblo of Acoma
- Acoma Pueblo's Sky City Is Perched Atop a Massive Sandstone MesaSky City in Acoma Pueblo
- Acoma Pueblo's Haak'u Museum Exhibits Describe Tribal TraditionsHaak'u Museum at Acoma Pueblo
- The Haak'u Museum Blends Contemporary Lines With Tribal HeritageHaak'u Museum at the Acoma Pueblo
- Acoma Pueblo Has a Dramatic LandscapeThe Acoma Pueblo
- American Indians have homes in the Acoma PuebloSky City in the Acoma Pueblo
- Old Building Still Used by American Indians in Sky City on the Acoma PuebloAcoma Pueblo
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