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In the morning we will have the transfer to Chihuahua, during this journey we will have the opportunity to visit the Mennonite community where you can know a little more of this special community.
Creel is a tourist town nestled high in the Sierra Madre Occidental. The town was founded on May 26, 1907 in what was a Tarahumaran ranch known as Nariachi, and is an important stop of the Chepe train route in the Copper Canyon. Creel has been declared the Magic Town of Mexico because it is in a naturally beautiful areas. In the surroundings there are tourist attractions such as the Basaseachi waterfall, the Cusárare waterfall and the Arareko lake. In addition, tourists have the opportunity to witness closely the life of the Tarahumaras. Some of which continue to live in caves. In Creel you can go for walks in the surroundings, horseback riding, bike or motorcycle rides and visit the town to buy handicrafts.
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Exploring Copper Canyon during the holiday season is immersing oneself in a natural spectacle of stunning beauty.
From the majesty of the canyons to the authenticity of the magical towns that dot the region, every corner tells a unique story. When exploring these picturesque towns, the warmth of its people, rooted in cultural traditions, is revealed, making each encounter an enriching experience.
Traveling on the Chepe train elevates the adventure even further, offering panoramic views of breathtaking landscapes as it traverses valleys and mountains. The combination of the magic of the towns, the grandeur of the canyons, and the nostalgic charm of the Chepe train creates an unforgettable journey to close the year, toasting not only to the natural beauty but also to the cultural richness that characterizes this unique region of Mexico.
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