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Private walking tour with local artist in Taos

4.6· 91 reviews1.5 hoursFrom INR 3927
Private walking tour with local artist in Taos — Luxury & private things to do in Taos

Two hours with local artist and storyteller Sam Richardson—explore Taos' rich cultural landscape through a personal narrative.

This exclusive two-hour walking tour in Taos is led by Sam Richardson, a renowned local artist and storyteller. As you stroll through the streets, Sam shares insights and stories about the town's artistic heritage and vibrant community.

The tour is a personal narrative experience, allowing for a deep dive into Taos' cultural fabric. It's suitable for those interested in art, history, or local stories. Dress comfortably for walking, as you'll be covering a few key areas at a leisurely pace.

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What's included in this experience?+
• A guided discussion highlighting the history and culture of Taos, including its art scene and notable historical figures.
What should I know before booking?+
• Accessible for wheelchair users • Infants and younger children may use a pram or stroller • Service animals are permitted • All areas and surfaces are accessible for wheelchairs • Advisable to avoid for those with spinal injuries • Advisable to avoid for those who are pregnant • Advisable to avoid for individuals with poor cardiovascular health • Appropriate for all levels of physical fitness
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?+
• A guided walk providing insights into the history and culture of Taos, including its art scene, notable landmarks, and prominent historical figures. Learn about Kit Carson, Padre Martinez (akin to New Mexico's Ben Franklin), R.C. Gorman (the renowned artist of Taos), and socialite Mabel Dodge Lujan (similar to Gertrude Stein of Taos), among others. • R.C. Gorman is recognized as the first Native American artist to establish his own gallery and was the most acclaimed and successful artist in Taos. • Mike Vargas is known for his original paintings of New Mexico saints, with each piece being unique. • An overview of the Red Light district from the era of the wild west. • A historic street where Governor Bent was assassinated during the 1847 revolt. • A notable street associated with outlaw John Dunn, who owned four saloons and a gambling hall. • Memorial statues accompanied by a narrative from your guide regarding Taos veterans and veterans from Taos Pueblo.

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