A dam and reservoir nestled in the hills east of Culicán where you can camp and fish.
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The infamous narco cemetery on the outskirts of town with lavish mausoleums built for deceased cartel members. It is closed to the public, but it is often possible to walk in. Beware: there are reports of the cemetery security personnel stealing items such as phones and cameras and holding them for ransom. There are also reports of having no trouble at all and having a fine time touring the cemetery. Visit at your own risk.
Located to the east of the city, this area comprises 10 ha and is home to different ecosystems and hundreds of plant and tree species. The Culiacán Botanical Garden has a variety of more than 2,000 plants.
Estadio BBVA Bancomer
Modern state-of-the-art baseball stadium seating 20,000 fans. The hometown Tomateros play in Mexico's Liga Pacifica (winter season).
The cultural center of Culiacán. The complex includes various exhibits and small museums. Events take place often at DIFOCUR.
Many beautiful murals featuring street scenes in Culiacán and motifs glorifying the sinaloense spirit.