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Take a hot air balloon ride over the city with Rainbow Ryders, one of the largest hot air balloon companies in the world. Enjoy stunning views of the Sandia Mountains and the Rio Grande Valley.

Visit the Indian Pueblo Cultural Center, a museum and cultural center that celebrates the history, culture, and art of the 19 Pueblos of New Mexico. Learn about traditional dances, music, and crafts, and enjoy a meal at the center's award-winning restaurant, Pueblo Harvest.

Head to the Sandia Peak Tramway, a breathtaking ride that takes you up to the top of Sandia Peak, which offers stunning views of the city and the surrounding landscape. Enjoy dinner at the High Finance Restaurant, which offers panoramic views of the city and the mountains.

Explore Petroglyph National Monument, a 7,000-acre park that features over 20,000 rock carvings, or petroglyphs, made by ancient Puebloan people and early Spanish settlers. Take a guided hike to learn about the history and meaning of the petroglyphs.

Visit the Albuquerque Museum, which showcases the art, history, and culture of Albuquerque and the Southwest. The museum features a variety of exhibits, including one on Breaking Bad, which was filmed in Albuquerque.

Enjoy dinner at Frontier Restaurant, a local institution that has been serving New Mexican cuisine since 1971.

Take a day trip to the nearby town of Santa Fe, which is known for its art galleries, museums, and adobe architecture. Visit the Georgia O'Keeffe Museum, which houses the largest collection of the artist's work in the world, and explore the historic Santa Fe Plaza.

Visit the Meow Wolf art collective, which features a psychedelic immersive art installation that is part art exhibit, part amusement park, and part mystery house. The exhibit, called the House of Eternal Return, takes you on a journey through a surreal and fantastical world.

Enjoy dinner at The Shed, a beloved restaurant that has been serving traditional New Mexican cuisine since 1953.

Take a guided tour of the historic Route 66, which runs through Albuquerque and is known as the "Mother Road." Learn about the history and significance of the road and visit some of its iconic landmarks, including the neon signs of the Nob Hill neighborhood.

Visit the Rio Grande Nature Center State Park, which features a variety of trails and exhibits that showcase the flora and fauna of the Rio Grande Valley. Take a bird-watching tour and spot some of the over 300 species of birds that can be found in the park.

Enjoy dinner at Los Poblanos, a historic inn and organic farm that serves farm-to-table cuisine in a beautiful setting with lavender fields and gardens.