Coahuila, Mexico
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Located in Mexico’s
northern region, this large state has a hot climate and
offers great natural beauty at places like the Sierra de
Arteaga, an ideal spot to do various outdoor sports, and
Cuatrocienagas, where you can swim and go diving in
turquoise-blue ponds. You can also visit Maderas del Carmen,
an important national park, and archaeological zones Rincon
Colorado and General Cepeda, where you’ll see dinosaur
fossils.
In the towns and cities of Coahuila you can enjoy urban
areas, natural settings, and a hospitable atmosphere. One
such place is the magical town of Parras de la Fuente, which
offers unbeatable vineyards. In Saltillo, the state capital
known as the Athens of the North due to its architecture and
strong cultural traditions, you can attend lively fiestas
like the Santo Cristo de la Capilla, which is a celebration
of mestizo heritage. You can also buy such regional crafts
as the famed saltillos (cotton serapes).
In the southwestern region, you can visit the city of
Torreon, an important commercial and industrial center where
you’ll see beautiful civic and religious buildings, such as
the modern Cathedral of Carmen, the neoclassic Casino de la
Laguna, and Isauro Martinez Theater, one of the most
gorgeous edifices in Mexico. In the semi-desert
surroundings, you can explore the Dunes of Bilbao or visit
the spectacular Cristo de las Noas, a monumental sculpture
located on top of the Cerro de las Noas. From the summit of
the hill, you’ll get a magnificent panoramic view of the
city and its surrounding areas.
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