Recently I revisited the Taos pueblo in northern New Mexico, and things have really changed. Not that long ago, the pueblo was a thriving community, but now it has actually become a ghost town, a museum piece. Apparently, nobody wants to live there any longer because that means a life without electricity or running water. There are a few Indians who commute daily to the pueblo to sell gifts to the tourists, but I'm told that the pueblo only comes "to life" when there's a festival, and you should time your visit to coincide with a festival.
There are plenty of hornos to check out, but unfortunately, it is not likely that you'll see anyone baking bread.
There are plenty of hornos to check out, but unfortunately, it is not likely that you'll see anyone baking bread.
