In the center of Nombre de Dios valley there are five viceregal churches from where Franciscan missions departed for evangelizing Durango, Coahuila and Chihuahua actual territory.
When you walk through downtown streets, old wineries where mezcal is still handmade processed stand out. It’s impossible not to look at the typical candy shops with “ates” and “cajeta” of different flavors.
Here’s also the small Museo Comunitario Contalpa (Contalpa Community Museum) that shows mammoth fossils found in the Duranguense desert.
In the center of Nombre de Dios valley there are five viceregal churches from where Franciscan missions departed for evangelizing Durango, Coahuila and Chihuahua actual territory.
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When you walk through downtown streets, old wineries where mezcal is still handmade processed stand out. It’s impossible not to look at the typical candy shops with “ates” and “cajeta” of different flavors.
Here’s also the small Museo Comunitario Contalpa (Contalpa Community Museum) that shows mammoth fossils found in the Duranguense desert.
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