Cueva de los Murcielagos

Historic neo-classical church with the sober and stark decor that's typical of northern Mexico churches (very different from ornate churches in the Bajio and Central Mexico regions). The stone parts of the building are the oldest, dating from the 17th century. The church goes all out to celebrate Easter and Day of the Dead when elaborate decorations adorn the church and grounds.

Small local history museum with 2 rooms of exhibits that include some fossils and relics of the early Chichimeca inhabitants as well as displays about early settlers and the town in the 20th century and beyond.

Outdoor festival that's mainly a hot air balloon festival but also includes live music, zip lining, arts exhibits, and plenty of food and drink. Used to be the last weekend in October, but in 2025, the event is scheduled for the last weekend in April.

On a hilltop is a shrine with a statue of the Virgin Mary and countless baskets of flowers and offerings from Christian faithful who come to this place to pray for a miracle — usually a cure to incurable diseases. Many of the flowers are left as thanks from grateful petitioners whose prayers have been answered. The local parish conducts an outdoor mass here on Sunday afternoons. It is a quiet place for thoughtful reflection and many locals prefer to pray here than in the local churches.

Beautiful waterfall at the end of an easy 15-minute hike. Hotel and restaurant on-site.