Guided and entrance to 3 mines tunnels

Introduction:

Explore the rich biodiversity and historical significance of Barrancas through an observation of flora and fauna. Access unique resources such as the Real de Mines of the Poor Lead and delve into the vibrant cultural heritage represented by the Hñañhu Language Workshop and traditional embroidery from the Mezquital Valley.

A guided tour through three mine tunnels within the Real de Minas del Pobre León, located in Cardonal, Hidalgo, Mexico. This unique experience includes an interpretative walk along a scenic path marked with giant biznagas (giant mushrooms) and exploring ancient cave systems amidst ravine landscapes. Participants will engage in a linguistic workshop focused on the Hñahñu language, learning traditional weaving techniques, and gaining insights into the rich history and cultural heritage of the area. The tour encompasses visits to significant landmarks such as the Church of Purísima Concepción and iconic streets, providing a comprehensive overview of the historic center. Adventure enthusiasts will find ample opportunities for rappelling, climbing, camping, and hiking. Additionally, participants can explore the region's vibrant culture through its local stories and folklore. Underpinned by national guidelines N° 09 Tur 2002, this tour offers unparalleled safety measures including first aid management and rescue coordination plan (RCP), ensuring visitors' comfort and well-being throughout their journey.