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Explore four centuries of history on an eight-mile stretch along El Paso's Mission Trail.
By Lisa Kay Tate
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Locals know that shopping in the borderland can be an exciting quest with unexpected surprises around every corner. Which direction will you go first?
By Mary Partridge
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The arts in the borderland are alive and well. Experience the work of area artists shining brightly at visual and performing venues throughout the area.
By Stacey Ford Osborne
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Although each of the cities in the borderland is typically branded by cuisine type the region boasts a generous dose of other choices.
By Sunny Conley
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El Paso is different from the traditionally Texan cities of San Antonio, Austin, Dallas and Houston, and its locals beam with pride when they talk about the city's appreciable culture and traditions.
By Stacey F. Osborne
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Nowhere else in the world are two major cities of two different countries so closely connected - or so easy to visit from either side.
By Randy Limbird
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Chihuahua, Mexico shares a 275-mile border with Texas and New Mexico. Among the many places of interest are the capital city and Copper Canyon.
By Susan Pieper
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Las Cruces and its neighboring villages and towns occupy all of the Mesilla Valley and spill upward onto the heights. It's a city with many attractions, diversions and destinations.
By Breezy Cade
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Fort Bliss is the largest Air Defense Artillery Training Center in the world, stretching more than 1,119,700 acres into Southern New Mexico and occupying a larger area than Rhode Island.
By Lisa Kay Tate
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In 1966 Coach Don Haskins made an indelible mark on the University of Texas at El Paso, when the Miners defeated the heavily favored Kentucky Wildcats.
By Jamey Osborne
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From the mountain peaks to natural cave formations, visitors to the national and state parks learn about the area's historical, cultural and natural identity.
By Lisa Kay Tate
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A quick and easy guide to some of GuestLife's favorite places to shop, as well as some essential services, in El Paso, Ciudad Juárez and Southern New Mexico.
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Listings of museums, galleries, and performing arts venues in the area.
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A selection of some of GuestLife's favorite eateries in El Paso, Ciudad Juarez and Southern New Mexico, covering all cuisines and prices.
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When El Pasoans want to go to "the place where everybody goes," they head to Applebee's - and with good reason.
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On the National Historic Register, the Camino Real Hotel sets the standard today for fine cuisine and excellent accommodations.
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You can enjoy the treats that made Barrigas the largest chain of Mexican food restaurants south of the border right here in El Paso!
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Fond memories of Grandmother's home cooking are the inspiration for one of El Paso's most elegant and delectable dining experiences, Dominic's Italian Restaurant.
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Landry's Seafood House has established itself as one of America's favorite seafood restaurants.
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The most elegant and award winning fine dining experience in the Southwest is at The Mesa Street Grill.
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Beautiful courtyard fountains make The State Line an El Paso oasis that's a favorite restaurant of locals and visitors alike.
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Enter into a unique adobe setting and enjoy a quiet, fabulous and unpretentious meal at the original Casa Jurado.
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A unique concept for lovers of fine coffee, food and good movies. Located on trendy Cincinnati Street, Fellini Film Café is the only one of its kind in the southwest.
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Tucked inside El Paso's popular, trendy Kern Place district, "G2," as the locals call it, is the city's hottest martini grill.
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It all started here: great cocktails, a fabulous wine list and a vast selection of imported beer at El Paso's premier O2 Lounge.
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El Paso's spot for Asian fusion dining, Rol Ultra Lounge would be a standout restaurant in any city.
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