There is no charge. Indian Pueblo Cultural Center Local Indian history and culture can be found at this attraction. There is also museum, gift shop, and even Indian dancing and craft demonstration are held on weekends. Take I-40 west and exit north on 12th Street. You'll can also find out more about the many Indian pueblos that exist around Albuquerque and New Mexico.
General admission is free, while there is a small fee for admission to the museum and some events.
There are more than 15,000 Native American and Hispanic images. These attractions are located about one or two hours away from Albuquerque. Round trips take two to five hours and possibly longer considering the time you stop at your destination. Since you may be traveling through Indian reservations on back road highways, you should be aware that they are considered sovereign nations and they enforce their own laws. I-25, in the foothills of the Sangre de Cristo Mountains.