Me and my buddy visited this past Tuesday. The Spirit is incredibly strong here. It is a very sacred place for people of our faith, but anybody is welcome to walk around the exterior of this beautiful building. I take every opportunity I have to visit.

Amazing! I love visiting this temple! Such a great addition to the area. I enjoy driving past this everyday. Not to mention it is such a blessing to have a distribution center next to the temple. I’m always impressed that the LDS church strives to make each temple unique and to have a local feel to it. It’s design is very suited to the geography and landscape of Albuquerque, NM. The temple grounds are also well kept and tidy. It’s really fun to walk around the grounds when the flowers are budding. The mountains also make this temple look even more majestic!

My kids and I got to do baptisms in this Temple. It's bigger than I thought and it is beautiful. I like how it stands out in its dessert surroundings. There is a little visitor center next to it that was partially being renovated when we were visiting. We were able to use the visitors center to change in before we continued with our trip. There are restrooms in the VC.

The temple grounds are beautiful and have a great feeling. The inside is even better. For those who are willing to do what is necessary to be eligible to enter, this is a great place to go and escape the noise of the world. The people are so caring and loving. The feelings you get as you serve here are other-worldly. This place will truly help you get closer to God.

Beautiful building set atop the edge of the valley next to the mountains. Beautiful view of Albuquerque from here. Nice foubtain out front and thoughtful layout of the grounds.

Come to the grounds with my family from utah after my mom was air lifted from taos (she lives in colorado) to albq university hospital . She got through covid and was almost done with her pneumonia as well and set to release when she experienced blood clots and then a massive stroke. We drove here 10 hours and they are refusing to let us see her even though she isn't being treated for covid and they do allow visitors. We have been waiting days to see her and are only here a tiny bit longer. a picnic on the grounds was just what my family needed it was so peaceful and assuring (They do uave a hospitality center with tables and ac bit it is bearly 80 and a wonderful shade or sun so we didn't use)

It doesn't matter if you're part of the faith or not, just walking the grounds helps you feel the spirit of the God on earth. It's an amazing place to visit. Going inside is a blessing reserved for members, but it's gorgeous. It is the house of the Lord on the earth, and you too can feel it when you visit.

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As a member of the church of Jesus Christ of Latter-day Saints, I am very happy to have a temple here in Albuquerque. Entry into the building is for recommend holding members only, but anyone is welcome to walk the grounds as long as they are willing to be quiet and respectful. The atmosphere is peaceful and there are flowers, trees, and benches for rest and contemplation. If you have questions most people there are friendly, knowledgeable, and willing to chat. There is an LDS distribution center in site for LDS member shopping needs with scriptures, temple clothing, church magazines, and other items available. It is the only place in Albuquerque where you can get that stuff.

The temple is the best place to be. People who leave bad reviews are just anti-mormon. Pray to receive answers about the Book of Mormon for yourself.

Attendance inside requires a recommend, which is worthy of your time to receive. Anyone may visit the grounds, which are peaceful and lovely. Closed Sundays and Mondays.

I always love coming here! It’s so peaceful and beautiful!

This temple is kind of out of the way but in a very quiet part of town. We stopped here on our way out of Albuquerque during a 4 day journey from california. I recommend getting out and taking a stroll around for a bit to enjoy the peaceful feelings. It’s also a great place for a family photo.

There is never a fee to enter the temple. Only worthy members may enter after interviews and a temple recommend. I need to go more often.

Beautiful grounds that are quiet and peaceful admist the hustle and bustle of Albuquerque. While you have to be a member to go inside the temple, anyone can visit outside and walk around. The spirit is very strong and is always comforting. I highly recommend anyone walk around these grounds and feel the peace our Savior can give to us

Albuquerque is home to many beautiful temples and other religious buildings that showcase the rich cultural heritage of the city and the state of New Mexico. Some of the most notable temples in Albuquerque include the San Felipe de Neri Church, the First United Methodist Church, and the Islamic Center of New Mexico. The San Felipe de Neri Church is one of the oldest churches in Albuquerque, dating back to 1706. It is a beautiful example of Spanish colonial architecture and features a stunning altar and intricate wood carvings. The church is still an active place of worship and hosts regular services and events. The First United Methodist Church is another notable religious building in Albuquerque, featuring beautiful stained glass windows and a grand pipe organ. The church also hosts a variety of community events, including concerts and art exhibitions. The Islamic Center of New Mexico is a beautiful mosque that serves the local Muslim community in Albuquerque. It features traditional Islamic architecture and a peaceful courtyard for reflection and prayer. Visitors are welcome to attend the mosque's open houses and learn more about the Islamic faith and culture. Overall, Albuquerque is a city rich in cultural and religious diversity, with many beautiful temples and places of worship to explore. Each of these temples offers a unique and meaningful experience for visitors and locals alike.

It’s a marvelous day in which we live when temples dot the land. Cheers

This single building might be my favorite place in all of New Mexico. You don't even need to go inside to feel the powerful spirit that just emanates from it. You feel a difference just driving through that gate The grounds are very peaceful and beautiful, and everyone there is very friendly and used to visitors. Even though people who aren't members of our faith might not be able to go inside the temple, the temple grounds outside and around the temple have been a very nice place to go with people who aren't members of the Church

I love going to the temple, and the spirit that you feel while you were there, even while you were on the grounds. The temple was absolute gorgeous and the workers there were wonderful while we were there visiting.

Beautiful temple. People were so kind! A definite must see for people of this faith as well as others!

Such a great place to come closer to God, and feel the presence of his holy spirit. 10/10 would recomend.

The temple is absolutely beautiful! I felt peace. ❤️

Strong spiritual spot with a great view of the mountain in the background.

Beautiful building, beautiful grounds. Peaceful place to think.