
Sky City is located atop a 367 foot-tall sandstone monolith. Continuously inhabited since 1150 A.D., there is no running water or electricity at Acoma in New Mexico.
Located off interstate 40 an hour and a half west of Albuquerque, tours are offered to the public daily.
Acoma’s Sky City Cultural Center/Haak’u Museum includes fascinating interpretive displays and is the meeting spot for joining guided tours of the pueblo—a National Trust for Historic Preservation registered historic site.
Listen to the Podcast interview recorded live at Acoma


