New Mexico is an enchanting land of diverse culture, beautiful landscapes, famous museums and art galleries. Established in 1607 and declared as a state of U.S in 1912, New Mexico is known for its distinctive flavor of Indian, Hispanic and Anglo culture and tradition. It is the fifth largest state in the country, with a population of less than 2 million.

The state of New Mexico can be divided into 6 regions namely, northwest, northeast, north central, central, southwest and southeast. The important cities are Santa Fe and Taos in North Central region and Albuquerque in Central region. The state abounds in natural beauty, with the Rocky Mountains in the north and the Chihuahuan desert in the south. There are about one hundred lakes and rivers, 13 national monuments and parks and 2 state parks. The state also has 12 popular ski arenas. These attractions naturally make it a popular tourist destination.

New Mexico owes much of its fame to the art and culture. It ranks after Los Angeles and New York, as the art market in U.S. The state, with its numerous tribes, offers a unique opportunity to get exposed to the unique tribal culture. Tourism accounts for a major source of the revenue of the state. The economy of the state is primarily based on tourism. However, the low cost of living has made the state an economically viable option for businessmen. There is a visible rise in the proportion of business investments made in the area and the consequent influx of people. This is coupled with the presence of some of the important centers of learning, such as The University Of New Mexico. New Mexico, with its unique cultural fabric and the fast paced economic development program has proved itself to be a progressive state of the U.S.