Pecos National Historical Park is located in New Mexico and preserves the history of the Pecos Pueblo and the surrounding area. The park features ancient ruins, including a reconstructed mission church, and offers visitors a glimpse into the lives of the Native American tribes and Spanish settlers who once inhabited the region. The park covers over 6,600 acres and includes scenic trails that showcase the diverse landscapes of the Pecos River Valley. It is also home to various archaeological sites, making it an important location for understanding the cultural history of the American Southwest.