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The Copper Canyon Great Tour-Eng The Copper Canyon Great Tour 7 days / 6 nights Day 1 – Mexico City – Chihuahua Departure from Mexico City International Airport with domestic flight to Chihuahua. At your arrival you will be transfer to the hotel located at the downtown of the city. Later this day you will enjoy of a City Tour in Chihuahua visiting the Chatedral, Quinta Gameros, Museum of Pancho Villa and the Colonial Aqueduct. Enjoy leisure time this afternoon. Day 2 – Chihuahua – Cuauhtémoc – Creel Once you have breakfast at hotel you will be visiting the city of Cuauhtemoc, home of the largest Mennonite Community in Latin America where you can the opportunity to visit one of their farms and learn more about their lifestyle and traditions mostly related to their religion, also visits their traditional wooden houses where they produce a delicious home-made cheese also known in Mexico as “Mennonite Cheese” definitely something you can’t miss. Later you we will depart to Creel recently named “Magic Town” for its distinctive style reflecting the ancient traditions and lifestyle of the Tarahumara community and also for its privileged geographical location known as the doorway to the Copper Canyon surrounded by mountains, lakes, forests and waterfalls located at the highest point of the Sierra Madre Occidental. After your accommodations at hotel in Creel you can enjoy of a tour in the region visiting the lake of Arareco, Valley of the Mushrooms named that way due to the shape of it rock formation, also the mission of San Ignacio and a traditional Tarahumara Cave. At the end of the day you will be transfer ef back to the hotel. K A KARMA TRAILS DMC R www.karmatrails.com M (+52) 984 147 0102 – Cel. (+52 1) 984 130 2059 A T The Copper Canyon Great Tour 7 days / 6 nights Day 3 – Creel – Basaseachi Waterfall – El Divisadero On the third day visit to the Basaseachi waterfall with a height of more than 300 meters, the third highest waterfall in North America. Then you will continue to “El Divisadero” located in the heart of the Copper Canyon for accommodations at the Hotel Divisadero Barrancas an amazing building at the edge of the mountain offering an incredible view of the canyon from one of the highest points, and also near to the famous train station of “El Chepe” Day 4 - El Divisadero After having breakfast at the hotel you will be transfer to the Copper Canyon National Park where you can admire their beauty from the top of the mountain and visit the area of “Piedra Volada” an area in one of the highest points of the canyon that give you the feeling of be closer to the sky from where you can also admire the areas Copper Canyon, Urique and Tararecua. At the park also you can practice rappel, enjoy of the zip lines and ride in mountain bike. Day 5 - El Divisadero - Bahuichivo / Cerocahui Enjoy of a walk along of the Mount Mogotavo, road that leads to a Tarahumara cave where you will have the opportunity to discover the lifestyle of this ancient community. Later onboard of the Chepe you will be transfer to Bahuichivo the nearest village to the town of Cerocahui for accommodations. By the afternoon you can enjoy a tour at one of the vineyards located there and then a visit in the Tarahumara School for girls, which is leads by a group of nuns. Day 6 - Bahuichivo - El Fuerte K A KARMA TRAILS DMC R www.karmatrails.com M (+52) 984 147 0102 – Cel. (+52 1) 984 130 2059 A T The Copper Canyon Great Tour 7 days / 6 nights After having breakfast at hotel you will be transferred to the “Mirador del Cerro del Gallego” considered the most impressive point of the area from where you can admire the Urique Canyon with more of 2,300 meter of depth. Then aboard the train you will arrive to the last train station at El Fuerte, one of the most beautiful colonial villages in the state of Sinaloa. The main places to visit are the Main Square, Casa de la Cultura and El Fuerte. At the afternoon return to the hotel to enjoy of free time at the town. Day 7 - El Fuerte - Los Mochis Breakfast at hotel and transfer to the city of Los Mochis. The package includes: K A KARMA TRAILS DMC R www.karmatrails.com M (+52) 984 147 0102 – Cel. (+52 1) 984 130 2059 A T The Copper Canyon Great Tour 7 days / 6 nights Transportation provided with Sedan Car, Mini Van or Van (w A/C) according with the total number of participants; Transfer from Chihuahua Airport to the Hotel, including City Tour; Transfer from Railway Station Cerocahui to the hotel; Transfer from Railway Station El Fuerte to the hotel; Transfer form El Fuerte to Los Mochis; English speaking guide during 1st, 2nd and 3rd day; Seat Basis tour to Mirador del Cerro del Gallego; Train Ticket El Chepe – Primera Express, from Divisadero to El Fuerte; Entrance tickets to all the places visited as scheduled; 1 night at Quality Inn Palacio del Sol 4* of Chihuahua – Breakfast and dinner Included; 1 night at Best Western Creel 4* fo Creel – Breakfast Included; 2 nights at Hotel Divisadero Barrancas 4* of Divisadero - Breakfast, Lunch and dinner Included; 1 night at Hotel Mision 4* of Cerocahui - Breakfast, Lunch and dinner Included; 1 night at Hotel Posada de Hidalgo 4* of El Fuerte - Breakfast Included; The package does not include: Extra meals (Dinner and Lunches) not included in the program; Extra transportation and excursions not included in the program; Everything not included in the list “the package includes”. K A KARMA TRAILS DMC R www.karmatrails.com M (+52) 984 147 0102 – Cel. (+52 1) 984 130 2059 A T.
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