Mexicali

It is possible to be enjoyed from a trip to the past of Mexicali visiting the University Museum, another interesting visit can do it to the Museum of the Cucapah, an indigenous community of the region. Also you can recreate with the work of local artists in the art galleries, one of them located in the Independent University of Baja California. Of course that also can explore the located Chinese Pagoda in the Seat of the Friendship, next to Sentry box 1, like also of the modern Civic Center, heart of the public administration of the state and the city.

San Felipe
It is the beach nearest Mexicali with access to other beaches like Puertecitos and sites of extraordinary beauty like the Valley of the Giants, where enormous cactus Teasels give the welcome him to the visitors.

Laguna Salada
It is a beautiful extension with a depression, is a inundable sandy zone, that in other times was covered with water in its totality, according to indicate the investigators. It has approximately 7.000 kilometers of surface and this located to 35 km by the 2 highway federates in Mexicali-Tijuana, between the Mountain range of the Cucapá and the Mountain range of Juárez (East-West), the international line to the north its cultural tourist potential constitute its tubes or gorges, their vegetation, its climate, its beautiful landscape, its springs of cold water and warms up (sulfurosa water), cave paintings, petroglifos, archaeological zone and slumses.

Cañón de Guadalupe
Considered most spectacular of the area of the Laguna Salada, it is an oasis of palms in the desert, that is combined with rich lithium mineral water bath. The tube offers a comfortable area to encamp in a charming atmosphere with impressive palms, exotic streams all the year and dawns, delineating mountains. Services of restaurant, hot water, baths and grocer's exist. There is a total of 18 campings, each one with his own special and deprived atmosphere, besides to enjoy calm and therapeutic thermal waters, is possible to be left to walk in search of the swimming pools, cascades and old petroglíficos.

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Source: Secretariat of Tourism Photos: parkstrong.com