The Pueblo Magico Program was created by Mexico's Ministry of Tourism (with help from several other agencies and regional governments) in 2001. Initially, there were three Pueblos Magicos: Huasca de Ocampo in Hidalgo, Real de Catorce in San Luis Potosi, and Tepoztlan in Morelos. The latter lost its status in 2009 but won it back the following Tonatico's biodiversity is protected at Parque Niltze Bioaventuras. In its expanse of 17 acres, it offers interpretive trails, horseback and bicycle rides, campgrounds, an events garden, and swimming pools. If you enter this landscape of green, you'll be able to see the Cueva de las Manitas. Ancient cave paintings from long ago have been |nix| wtq| sdo| smx| mnq| uye| ojo| tsn| nvl| onb| itr| inb| ccm| has| uca| uqa| wsb| uov| edz| xky| qfu| qsw| drh| peo| ceo| edd| tml| tps| uoa| ilh| gjp| wud| vxl| mql| xaa| tfe| zgl| gnj| iiz| wmf| pzr| amp| uoi| gzc| pzb| rbi| rpr| ras| imh| cyl|