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Meet the Copper Canyon in Chihuahua Pacific train known as Chepe Train or El Chepe .
One of the most extraordinary and out of the ordinary experiences in Mexico is riding the Chepe train . The Chihuahua Pacific train known as El Chepe Chepe Train or a legendary road crosses the Copper Canyon in the Sierra Madre Oriental in northern Mexico for more than 50 years.
El Chepe or El Chepe train crosses over 100 ancient tunnels between beautiful landscapes full of canyons , wildlife, trees , ponds and rivers. Because of its beauty , these mountain formations , today known as the Copper Canyon , are visited on board the Chepe train from Chihuahua by thousands of tourists from around the world each year.
Formed by the Copper Canyon area is 5 times larger than the famous Colorado Canyon and its highest parts guns are much larger .
El Chepe Train Chihuahua is also full of culture and mysticism as the Copper Canyon are home to the Tarahumara Indians. They have a Mexican cultures with stronger roots and culture.
Be sure to visit this unforgettable adventure full of scenery and culture on board the Chepe train Chihuahua.
cost per person $7690
CREEL
Probably the most visited town , is very close to the city of Chihuahua so stop in Chepe Train Station is mandatory for travelers to enjoy some air comfortably in this magical town .
The station was founded in 1907 , but before it used to be a village Raramuri ( Tarahumara 's original name ) called Nariachi . It is the first encounter with the saw through Chepe Train .
It is located in the watershed of the Sierra Tarahumara. Brooks born a few miles otriente are part of the Conchos River , tributary of the Rio Grande. The south and west as San Ignacio Creek , and feed the rivers of the Copper Canyon , which flow into the Pacific.
It sits on top of the western Sierra Madre , in the town of Bocoyna ; has a beautiful main square consists of a wooded esplanade , a kiosk and a monument to Enrique Creel, who is the founder of the town .
You'll find the church of Cristo Rey , which is built with an interesting neo -Gothic style. You can also see the church of Our Lady of Lourdes ; both are simple but quite beautiful buildings .
If you want to enjoy the atmosphere of Creel , we highly recommend renting a bike for you scroll through around the village ; You divisarás the stunning landscapes between forest and areas inhabited by the Tarahumara . Valley Mushrooms several rocks of strange shapes and multiple appreciated. You will also find La Casa and Crafts Museum , which is dedicated to the indigenous culture of the region : the Raramuri .
The monument to Christ the King has a viewpoint to a breathtaking view. In winter it is common to see a marvelous snowy landscape , but earlier will , the picture sometimes resembles a wasteland with cracked dry earth. Both have their particular beauty , the end will decide what time you visit this magical town .
If you want to learn about the celebrations and traditions of the people , July 31 is ideal for watching the patronal feast of Ignatius Loyola in Arareco or, in late November the patronal feast of Christ the King is celebrated. On December 12, with showy , colorful and according to the traditions Arareco celebrated the Feast of Our Lady of Guadalupe celebrations.
The traditional craft of basketry is rarámuris , especially the " wares " , which are baskets woven insoles . They have dabbled enough and masterfully carved wooden products , decorative items and furniture; pottery and woolen goods .
Among the exquisite and eccentric dishes stand out for their dehydrated, and dried meat and dried chiles, a delicious stew of beef jerky , which is very easy to find in Creel products.
Cost per person 6580$$
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includes: train
transport
lodging
food
tourist guide
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