Sinaloa
Cities
- 🌍 Culiacán - capital of Sinaloa, and major agricultural hub
- 🌍 Cosalá - a charming town named a "Pueblo Mágico" by Mexico's Secretariat of Tourism (SECTUR)
- 🌍 El Fuerte - a colonial gem, named a "Pueblo Mágico" by Mexico's Secretariat of Tourism
- 🌍 Guasave - the agricultural heart of Mexico
- 🌍 Los Mochis - "the entrance" to the Copper Canyon
- 🌍 Mazatlán - a Beach resort
- 🌍 Topolobampo - port town of Los Mochis, surrounded by bays and mangroves
Other destinations
Sinaloa is rather like the country of Chile in that it is a long narrow strip of land with ocean on its west and mountains in the east. As a result there are a lot of overlooked beaches and mountain playgrounds for those willing to get off the beaten path and explore a bit.
Understand
Get around
See
- The Islands and Protected Areas of the Gulf of California — a UNESCO World Heritage site, shared with three other Mexican states
Do
Eat
Drink
Stay safe
Sinaloa has the highest murder rate of any state in Mexico, so be cautious (especially in the northern region).
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