If you’re driving down Highway 54/70 in Alamogordo, New Mexico, you can’t miss it: a 30-foot-tall concrete pistachio rising out of the desert.
This giant monument marks Pistachio Land, a 111-acre family-owned farm and winery. Built in 2008 as a tribute to the farm’s founder, it has become a legendary roadside photo-op.
Why Stop By?
Free Samples: Taste your way through wild pistachio flavors like chili, garlic, and dill pickle.
Farm Tours: Hop on a motorized trolley tour to see how these desert-friendly nuts are grown.
Wine & Sweets: Grab a scoop of their famous homemade pistachio ice cream or head inside for a local wine tasting.
It’s the ultimate quirky road trip oasis—perfect for stretching your legs, snapping a photo, and stocking up on snacks.

Name: World’s Biggest Pistachio

Lat, Long: 32.9961356,-105.9893738

Location: Alamogordo, New Mexico, USA

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