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Sinaloa
Long a sophisticated music and culinary destination, Sinaloa is somewhere between Mexico\\\\\\\'s north and south. It\\\\\\\'s famous from the movies, for its people, and it\\\\\\\'s a divine coastal region and major player in one of Mexico\\\\\\\'s seafood traditions. Sinaloa virtually defines the Pacific coast palate for the rest of the country. It\\\\\\\'s also a varied and rambunctious musical destination where styles and rhythms vie for national attention, and compete to be the latest, loudest, and most important. Someone\\\\\\\'s always just won, but the real winner are the visitors who come to dance and simply sway to a scene that\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\'s this alive. Sinaloa has triumphant historical towns too. Five are recognized nationally, and nine more fill out a landscape that never gets boring, and never seems too far from the sea. It\\\\\\\'s a remarkable place, but your first taste will tell you.
Official Website: https://visitsinaloa.travel
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Cosalá, a Pueblo Mágico nestled in the Sierra Madre Occidental, stands out for its rich mining history and natural beauty. Founded in 1562, it offers attractions such as the Chapel of Guadalupe and lush vegetation. Its festivals, cuisine, and handicrafts—including leatherwork and pottery—reflect a fusion of pre-Hispanic and Spanish traditions, making it a unique destination full of history and culture.
El Fuerte, located in the northwest part of Sinaloa, is known for its rich tourist offerings that include natural, historical, architectural, and cultural attractions, as well as its indigenous Yoreme traditions. It is part of the Sea of Cortez – Copper Canyon Ecotourism Circuit.
El Rosario stands out for its rich history, having been inhabited by the Totorames, Xiximes, and Acaxees. Its attractions include the Parish of Our Lady of the Rosary, the Mining Museum, and the Iguanero Lagoon. Its festivities, such as the Feast of Our Lady of El Rosario and the Spring Fair, reflect its vibrant culture. Local cuisine features dishes like chorizo, red pozole, and golden tacos, while crafts such as palm fiber work and jewelry highlight the tradition and talent of its people.
Un oasis natural y cultural en el corazón de Salvador Alvarado
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Un santuario natural entre manglares y aves marinas
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Un homenaje a la leyenda del cine mexicano en el corazón de Guamúchil
La fiesta sin fin
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Una Noche unica
“Maratón de las Bandas”
