00:00This city is known as the oldest state capital in the U.S. and is unlike any other place in the
00:03country. Let's start with the food. Every dish I had was infused with textured ingredients of
00:07centuries-old native tradition that hugged my stomach. A particular favorite was the Frito
00:10Pie with green and red chiles Christmas style at Tosuke Village Market, a New Mexican classic.
00:15And yes, this dish looks as good as it tastes, which brings me to the world-class art Santa
00:19Fe is known for. The historic plaza, Canyon Road, and Rail Yard have a wealth of galleries,
00:24local shops, and architecture that transported me to another time. You can also see how native
00:29artists like Thomas Tenorio preserve his culture through pottery with fine brushwork and storytelling
00:33in every detail. And if you want to try your hand at it, one of the coolest spots in town is a pub
00:38that serves cocktails paired with a pound of clay for you to mold your own work of art. I mean,
00:42I think I may have found my newest hobby. After visiting the historic plaza, my luck stay was
00:46conveniently located at the Rosewood Inn of the Anasazi. The interiors are filled with southwestern
00:51charm that is felt throughout my suite with warm and cozy interiors, an ensuite fireplace,
00:55and a restaurant, Anasazi, that has a delicious menu, a place to choose from. On my last day,
01:00I started my morning at Ojo Santa Fe Spa Resort by soaking in a thermal pool, having a healthy lunch,
01:05and visiting a puppy ready to find a home. By evening, admiring the sunset on an open-air
01:10flatbed car aboard a Sky Railway train was the perfect way to reflect on this one-of-a-kind trip.
01:15I mean, it's no wonder why they call it the city different. Santa Fe is truly one-of-a-kind.
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