New Mexico, USA
English is widely spoken, with Spanish also prevalent in New Mexico.
Basic courtesies are always appreciated.
Consider options for comfort and assistance at airports.
Always check Taospueblo.com for current operating status before your visit to avoid unexpected closures.
Approaching Taos Pueblo and the local community with cultural sensitivity.
Standard US greetings apply. At Taos Pueblo, a nod or "hello" is appropriate; shake hands only if offered.
Casual dress is common in Taos. At Taos Pueblo, modest and respectful clothing shows deference.
A photo permit from the visitor center is necessary. Never photograph individuals without explicit permission. No photos of sacred areas or ceremonies.
Familiarize yourself with local dining customs.
Exercise caution and respect in conversations and actions.
Respect all requests from Pueblo members or guides. Violating rules can lead to serious consequences.
Challenges may exist at older, historic sites due to their age and construction.
Options for accessible public transport and visitor services.
Specialized services for visual or hearing impairments may be limited.
For detailed information, consider direct contact or specialized sources.
