Mennonite: Mennonite fields were born Dutch and German migration began in Russia in the 16th century and today constitute a strong impetus to the agricultural industry of Chihuahua. The Mennonite culture is characterized by its peculiar costumes, customs and costumes reminiscent of sixteenth-century northern Europe, cheese-producing assets worldwide and farmers throughout the area of Cuauhtemoc. In summary the Mennonites represent a major attraction for the traveler who travels the Sierra Tarahumara.

Basaseachic:
246 meters high waterfall make the Basaseachic the largest waterfall in the country. Its beauty is accentuated by falling jet without any obstacle which causes the air layers will gradually extending the water before reaching the bottom. A series of well designed trails report all viewpoints. These trails are ideal for those who like to walk through the forest and stay in touch with nature.

RevolutionMuseum - Pancho Villa House:This house was built to General Francisco Villa to his friend Santos Vega who no architectural solutions in a functional and welcoming these spaces I inhabit Luz Corral, one of the wives of Villa. Before he died, his widow donated the house to the Secretary of Defense, with the condition that she became a museum dedicated to the revolutionary movement in which her husband had role. The museum has weapons, objects, photographs and documents related to the revolutionary movement, as is the car he was assassinated in Parral General Francisco Villa.