In 2001, the Mexican Government started a program called “Pueblos Magicos,” in which a small town or community, based on specific guidelines, could be granted this award (Pueblo Magico).
These guidelines include, but are not limited to: cultural heritage, gastronomy, rich history, architectural attractions, and more.
Cuatro Cienegas is a Coahuila’s Magical Town that stands out for its natural and mysterious water bodies (swamps, lagoons, pools, rivers) and for many other attractions that I want to share with you in this complete guide.
Calvillo Aguascalientes awaits you with its architectural attractions, culinary wealth, textile traditions, and beautiful natural landscapes.
Mapimi Durango has a fascinating history to tell and some interesting attractions to show. This Magical Town is located in the northeastern sector of the state.
Comonfort, a small Magical Town in the state of Guanajuato in central Mexico, is known for its rich cultural heritage and vibrant traditions.
The Magical Town of Xilitla Mexico is mainly known for the Edward James Las Pozas Surrealist Garden, which is its No. 1 attraction.
Sayulita beach has become one of the most acclaimed spots on the coast of Nayarit. Read more…
Valle de Bravo is located very close to Mexico City within the state of Mexico. It is a haven of peace, beauty, comfortable mountain hotels, and delicious “Mexiquense” gastronomy.
Creel Chihuahua (commonly known as the Creel Station), is a tourist Magical Town nestled high in the Sierra Madre Occidental, in the municipality of Bocoyna…
San Sebastian del Oeste, Jalisco, is a Magical town of mining tradition, with beautiful pre-Hispanic buildings and beautiful landscapes that invite visitors to enjoy an unforgettable vacation.
The “ghost town” of Mineral de Pozos is full of mining history, traditions, architectural beauty, and ancient and modern festivities…