One of the gifts or experiences that are a great option to enjoy next February 14th is travel. Therefore, it becomes a great gift to share with your group of friends or with your partner.
Among the destinations is Chihuahua, a place that offers endless romantic and fun places ideal for spending unique moments as a couple or with friends to celebrate Valentine’s Day. Whether you walk the streets of the magical towns admiring the culture and traditions of the town, learning about the history of its inhabitants through its archaeological sites or contemplating unreal natural landscapes in the high mountainous areas and forested areas.
Here are five options of unmissable places in Chihuahua so you can enjoy an unforgettable February 14th with the perfect company.
Batopilas
In this old mining town, you can take romantic walks on its cobblestone streets and visit the old mansions that have been transformed into elegant and comfortable boutique hotels, ideal for a romantic getaway and connecting with your soul mate. Or if you are looking for a day full of adrenaline, you can visit the Batopilas River, where there are many options for camping and immersing yourself in its crystal-clear waters.
Casas Grandes -Paquimé-Mata Ortiz
A Magical Town where the ancient city of Paquimé stands out in its center, recognized by the United Nations Educational, Scientific and Cultural Organization (UNESCO) as a World Heritage Site. Within the town you can visit the archaeological zone and the Museum of Northern Cultures.
Here, the ideal thing is to book a room at one of the town’s small hotels to enjoy a delicious dinner with traditional desert cuisine fused with new proposals for dishes from yesteryear, with the incomparable starry skies of Chihuahua as a backdrop.
Creel
Due to its privileged geographical location, right in the middle of the most amazing natural beauties of the Sierra Tarahumara, this Magical Town is one of the best options to celebrate love and friendship, from visiting the Basaseachi Waterfall National Park; or walking through the Arareko or Cusárare ejidos, belonging to the Ralámuli nation, where rock formations of whimsical shapes abound, as well as waterfalls and hot springs that will help anyone who visits them to connect with their essence.
Guachochi
This small mountain town, also recognized as a Magical Town, contains endless opportunities for fun due to its amazing scenic beauty. To the South are the Wuérachi Summits, the famous Kokoyome ranch, a paradisiacal place that offers lodging, food and walks in rustic spaces and the Santa Sinforosa, the second deepest canyon in the Copper Canyon system. It is in these chasms and on the town’s plain where the Ultra Marathon of the Canyons is held year after year, where those “born to run” take place.
The country roads of Guachochi have become favorites of all-terrain vehicle lovers, most of the drivers accompanied by couples and friends, travel the roads in the eternal search for extreme fun.
Hidalgo del Parral
The great riches obtained from the subsoil are shown in its beautiful mansions, churches, temples, and squares. The La Negrita mine produced silver for more than 300 years, a fact that made King Philip IV of Spain name the place as the Silver Capital of the World, although it was also recognized as the Capital of New Vizcaya.
To celebrate the month of February in this beautiful Magical Town, it is highly recommended to delve into a real love story. In 1898, Don Pedro Alvarado ordered his wife, Mrs. Virginia Griense, to build a residence in the style of a European mansion. Don Pedro was the owner of “La Palmilla”, a mine that produced gold and silver. Unfortunately, Mrs. Virginia died in 1905, a year before the furnishing and decoration of her residence was finished. Don Pedro remained a widower until his death in 1937. This emblematic building was converted into the Palacio Alvarado Museum and Cultural Center, and is popularly known as the “Palace of Love” for the story of love and dedication that Don Pedro kept for his late wife, until his last breath.
Source: informador
