The Sky City Cultural Center and Haak’u Museum, rich in cultural architecture, serves as the reception center and museum for visitors to the Pueblo of …
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Nov 18, 2023
500 year old Indian village atop a tall rock formation still inhabited by the Acoma. First class visitor center. Easy access off I40.Full review by Walter T
Jun 6, 2023
Definitely one of the most worthwhile days we spent during our week in NM, (and we saw and had several other incredible experiences.) The Acoma cultural center is a stunning building, set right acros…Full review by l0vemyt0wn
Apr 26, 2023
We made the drive to the museum to support the tribe, even though we knew that the Pueblo itself is still closed due to Covid. We skipped the virtual tour and perused the small museum and gift shop,…Full review by glennmartinwc
The tour was about an hour & half long. You’re bussed up to the top of the mesa. The guide takes you to various sites and there are Acoma people selling their pottery along a couple …
The tour was about an hour & half long. You’re bussed up to the top of the mesa. The guide takes you to various sites and there are Acoma people selling their pottery along a couple portions of it. Overall a very good tour. The terrain is a little rocky & uneven in portions, so good walking shoes are a recommended.
How do you get to Acoma - I read there are tours from ABQ to the Pueblo but cannot find info. Can you take pics with a camera or only a phone?
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We drove to the Sky City Cultural Center and took the guided tour from there. It’s about an hour drive from Albuquerque. You can take pictures in some areas with camera/phone. They …
We drove to the Sky City Cultural Center and took the guided tour from there. It’s about an hour drive from Albuquerque. You can take pictures in some areas with camera/phone. They will ask to see it and tag it with a sticker permit for taking pictures.
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