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Artisan walking tour and chocolate tasting in Taos

4.8· 49 reviews3 hoursFrom INR 14235
Artisan walking tour and chocolate tasting in Taos — Cultural & heritage things to do in Taos

Two hours of walking through downtown Taos, exploring local art and history, ending with a decadent chocolate tasting at Chokola.

This two-hour walking tour takes you through the heart of Taos, starting on Kit Carson Road and exploring its artistic community. You'll wind through alleyways and learn about the town's artistic history that dates back to the late 1800s. Taos is known for its diverse art scene, where both established and emerging artists contribute to the local culture, showcasing a blend of traditional and contemporary works.

The tour concludes at Chokola, where you can enjoy a chocolate elixir crafted by the passionate owners, Deb and Javier. Their expertise in chocolate-making, from sipping chocolate to truffles, adds a sweet highlight to your tour. Comfortable footwear is advisable for the walk, and keep an eye out for the unique artworks and installations that define this creative hub.

FAQ

Good to know

What's included in this experience?+
• Guided assistance from an experience guide • Choice of hot or cold sipping chocolate elixir
What's NOT included?+
• No items are excluded • Tips for the guide • Sunscreen and hat for sun protection
What should I know before booking?+
• Service animals are permitted. • Appropriate for individuals of all fitness levels. • Wear comfortable walking footwear.
What's the cancellation policy?+
To receive a full refund, cancellations must be made a minimum of 24 hours prior to the scheduled departure.
What's the itinerary?+
• Travel with your guide through the historic region of Taos and the Taos Plaza. • Gain insights into the founders of the Taos Artist Society. • Visit artisan Rich Nichlos at Ernest Blumenscheins Art Studio. • Explore the frescoes commissioned by the WPA, created by members of the Taos Artist Society. • Meet Chris and Carla at Tres Estrellas Gallery to learn about the native textiles of northern New Mexico and Mexico. Delve into the history of Rio Grande Blankets and churro sheep, which provide high-quality weaving materials. Observe a weaving demonstration by Carla, who is dedicated to showcasing her handwoven shawls and blankets made with hand-dyed yarns influenced by the native textiles of the Taos region.

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