Chihuahua medical tourism guide and specialists

Chihuahua city is the capital of the largest state in Mexico. Its extensive territory is surrounded by natural areas like mountains, rivers, copper canyons, and dunes.

Due to its proximity to the united states, the city played a key role during the Mexican revolution and become a central battleground leaded by Pancho Villa and its Northern Division. Today, Chihuahua City and its Historical Center tell stories of the battles and give a glimpse into the life and work of important personalities such as Benito Juarez, Miguel Hidalgo, Ignacio Allende, and Pancho Villa.

The handicrafts in Chihuahua are produced by the Raramuri, Mata Ortiz, and Paquime artisans and are recognized for their artistic and complex designs. The Raramuri work with elements provided by the Sierra Tarahumara (wood, leather, and stool leaves) while the Mata Ortiz and Paquime artisans produce beautiful clay pottery.

If you are interested in adventure, ecotourism, and outdoor sports, Chihuahua is the best place. Its geographical location will allow you to explore dunes, mountains, rivers, and copper canyons. The most iconic natural areas in Chihuahua are The Samalayuca dunes, and Las Barrancas del Cobre (Copper Canyon). Additionally, each year the Chihuahua government plans an International Adventure Tourism Festival (FITA), which involves competitions in MTB Cycling, bikes, ATVs, marathons, ultra-marathons, and fishing.

You can pay with US dollars, Credit/Debit cards on most restaurants and establishments. If you pay with cash the exchange rate will be lower, it’s better to visit a foreign exchange agency, a bank or an ATM to turn your currency into Mexican pesos.

In case of an emergency or if you need general assistance while traveling in Mexico, please contact the nearest embassy, consulate, or consular agency.
It is recommended to have the phone number of your country’s embassy or nearest consulate on hand before traveling, so they can assist you directly if needed.