Museo Comunitario Sal, Arena y Mar (MUSAM)

MUSAM

MUSAM

The living memory of the desert and the sea. Discover the fascinating history of the world's largest salt-producing community!

MUSAM

Located in the historic town of Guerrero Negro, within the Mulegé municipality, MUSAM is an endearing cultural space created and managed by the local residents themselves. This community museum pays a beautiful tribute to the region's identity, using photographs, historic artifacts, and personal testimonies to show how salt, desert sand, and the Pacific Ocean have shaped the life, labor, and spirit of this South Baja corner.

What awaits you?

  • History of the Salt-Making Identity: Discover the origins and evolution of salt harvesting in the region, an industry that defines the local work ethic and the very birth of this desert community.

  • The Natural Wealth of Ojo de Liebre: Explore displays dedicated to the incredible biodiversity surrounding the area, from the mystical wetlands and mangroves to the majestic gray whale sanctuary.

  • A Venue with Local Heart: Be captivated by the warmth of a museum built by the community for the community, making it the perfect stop to truly understand the human value behind Mulegé's breathtaking landscapes.

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