Indian Pueblo Cultural Center, Albuquerque

This is a beautiful collection of different Pueblo pieces. I looked through the museum but waited for the guided tour and was not disappointed. He was extremely knowledgeable on all things New Mexico. I love listening to the insight and his personal history along with what was in the collection. Highly recommend sticking around for the tour. It's included in your admission ticket. What was an added surprise was the restaurant attached. It served a variety of authentic and delicious dishes that will satisfy all pallets. I highly recommend that also. A little more pricey but worth it!

Awesome time at the Cultural center. We took in the dance show, checked out the gift shop and lunch in the restaurant. The food was really good. My first experience of fry bread and I'm totally hooked. Would definitely recommend visiting.

One of the highlights of our vacation in New Mexico. The box office staff person was so very friendly, knowledgeable and helpful even taking time to offer recommendations and directions to other nearby sites of interest. The exhibits were beautiful as well as educational. Meeting local indigenous artisans and watching a Zuni family demonstrate traditional dances while hearing their stories was an added bonus.

It's a very beautiful place that has a lot of history, art, dances and great food They do have dances at certain times on certain days but you do have to pay a fee to get in. There is also a gift shop, but expect to pay a pretty penny for their handmade art. The building is decorated with gorgeous art throughout. I would highly recommend visiting this place.

The was a wonderful atmosphere and experience to see the culture of these Pueblo Indians dress and dance. Plus, their culture of painting along with artifacts. My wife and I were blessed and thankful for meeting these young people who are sharing their heritage and keeping it alive!