UNSEEN NEW MEXICO - Secret Places Locals Keep Hidden

In this video, we'll take you on a journey through the wonders of NEW MEXICO, showcasing the most amazing places to visit in 4K quality.

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[barbaraarsenault]

It’s nice to watch a video showing the beauty of New Mexico.

[MrJerryleyva]

Thank you for uploading this video. I'm a resident of Las Cruces and moved here 25 years ago. My parents lived in Santa Fe and my sister in Albuquerque. We've visited all of these amazing places and Las Cruces had some wonderful drives from Mesilla, a pony express stop and now a historical village. I've always found New Mexico to be so magical and beautiful with its forests, etc. Again thank you for sharing this amazing video 😊❤

[joangordoneieio]

waking up in New Mexico every day is truly a Blessing. Theres a reason its called the Land of Enchantment

[gerrygross]

As a Native New Mexican I would like to congratulate you on a very well done Video. Great Introduction to New Mexico for those not familiar. Also a great reminder of the Beauty and Uniqueness of our State.

[sc]

I moved to New Mexico in 1974 and was immediately struck by the enchantment, which is addictive. Now, after 50 years, I'm getting used to it.

[davkatjenn]

Thank you for showing the Sanctuario de Chimayo. In the fall that is one of the most beautiful places in all of New Mexico. And the hanging chiles are called ree strahs

[clivesmith]

So much beauty in a single desert!
My jaw kept dropping. Amazing. Thank you!

[ambiencearoundtheworld]

New Mexico is full of hidden gems, and this video does an amazing job of showcasing its secret spots! The stunning landscapes, unique architecture, and rich history make it such an incredible place to explore. It’s always fascinating to see the lesser-known areas that locals cherish, away from the usual tourist trails. The 4K quality captures every detail beautifully, making this journey feel truly immersive. Thank you for revealing these unseen treasures of New Mexico!

[donchandler]

This is a great video. As a native of northern New Mexico I appreciate your presentation of a state that is largely unrecognized by many.

[usererrer]

As a New Mexican, I can verify that this is a great selection of the state's attractions. Although...the narrator did manage to mispronounce just about everything!

[bobedwards]

The Land of Enchantment is my home !❤️❤️❤️

[markgentry]

This was quite a bit of information to absorb in a small amount of time but, worth every minute. Information I did not know existed. Thank you so much!

[manfordmora]

If we kept it a secret there’s a reason! Now you showed everyone! Way to go! 😂

[bethbartlett]

A relaxing listen! Thank You
Subscribed ☀️

[johnmcnulty]

When I first saw the beauty of New Mexico back in 1981, I never thought that there would be drone technology to take the perspective to a whole other level!

Lovely videography indeed, but may I suggest a few additional gorgeous and unusual locations: the Brazos peak area, Plaza Blanca, Ghost Ranch, Valles Cordellia, Chama Valley, Eagle Nest lake, Earthships community, Red River, Cimarron Canyon & the Palisades, Las Vegas, and the VLA.
My four summers working out there helped shape the person I became and I miss it every day.

Graçias Amigos!

[raymondhumphrey]

That Navajo Lake has massive natural tube tunnels that go on n on n on.. Some Scary stuff in there at night.. New Mexico is Very Beautiful...😊

[dannymccarty]

Nat Geo would be impressed with the quality of this video - beautiful presentation! I’m packing my bags next week to go there, just a day’s drive from San Antonio!

[RR-rmge]

One big miss was El Morro National Monument, such a historical place to visit.

[AlyceAKolenovsky]

If you are going to create these, be sure to check on the correct pronunciation for the place-names that have been slaughtered throughout this video. The photography is fabulous.

[primesspct]

This documentary is truly a discovery of new lands for me. I live in central US, in Ohio. A land of seasons. Green and verdant in summer, and brown and white winter scapes. To me the west always looked barren and dry, and very desolate and ugly. Back then I suppose, foolishly, all I knew of the west was out of cowboy movies. Yeah...lol I am that old.
I have a good friend in NM, and he had sent me some pictures, which set me in search of documentaries. It truly is a land of marvels. No matter how old you get, there are always new things to see and learn. I hope someday to see it in person.
Its inspiring to me that Native Americans are in charge of areas, to manage them. That is the way it should be. In Ohio there are no lands being managed by our Native Americans. Happily I believe they have recently won in court, the rights to manage the many ancient "Mound Builder" sites. Which is as it should be. They deserve much more than that, for the lands stolen from them. More study is needed on my part, for these court cases are hushed up here, or there just aren't many indigenous people to speak out. You have only to walk a farm field to find evidence of their lives here, our ancestors never would have thrived here with out their generosity.
There is beauty all around us, and history too. We all live in a land of marvels, even if its just a flower garden or the local park. With the advent of the internet, now I can visit any place on earth, almost. I am grateful; for technology, which has changed my life, for the better.
God truly created a masterwork that no man, will ever discover it all or know it all.