Chaco Culture National Historical Park Tickets, New Mexico
Chaco Culture National Historical Park Tickets highlights
Discover the Great Kivas at the park, massive circular chambers like Casa Rinconada, used for ceremonies and community gatherings by Chacoans.
Visit Pueblo Bonito, a massive 'great house' with over 600 rooms, reflecting the architectural brilliance of Chacoan society.
Examine Ancient Petroglyphs, rock carvings along the Petroglyph Trail that offer glimpses into the art, communication, and daily life of the ancestral Puebloans.
Walk the Chacoan Roads, ancient paths that stretch for miles across the desert, connecting key sites within the park.
Enjoy some of the clearest night skies, as Chaco is designated an International Dark Sky Park, perfect for observing stars and celestial events.
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Chaco Culture National Historical Park Tickets overview
Chaco Culture National Historical Park in New Mexico is a UNESCO World Heritage Site known for its huge stone buildings, called "great houses," built by the ancient Chacoan people. These buildings are carefully aligned with the sun and stars, showing their smart design and knowledge of astronomy. What makes Chaco special is that it's in a remote desert but was once a busy center of trade and culture between 850 and 1250 AD. This park is also home to 13 major ruins and over 400 smaller archaeological sites, each offering deep insight into Chacoan life. You'll also find mysterious roadways, petroglyphs, and one of the darkest night skies in the U.S.—perfect for stargazing.