Tourism Hidalgo (state)

the original statue of diana cazadora located in ixmiquilpan.

the state secretary of tourism has divided state’s attraction corridors similar themes. corridor de la montaña (mountain corridor) devoted ecotourism , includes number of different climates , ecosystems. these areas favor activities such camping, extreme sports , family activities. include places such old mining haciendas, archeological sites , state parks. municipalities promoted under category include mineral del monte, huasca de ocampo , mineral del chico. corridor de los balnearios (water park corridor) list of major water parks, spas, natural pools , thermal springs in state. hidalgo ranks second in mexico number of thermal springs. these springs have average temperature of 38c reach high 80c. exist due rivers of magma flow under surface. municipalities promoted under category include ixmiquilpan, actopan , cardonal.

the corridor tulancingo y los 4 elementos (tulancingo y 4 elements corridor) named major location of tulancingo , sports promoted here. sporting activities classed under elements of air, water, fire , earth , include hot air ballooning, fishing, boating, rustic ironwork produced in apulco , hiking in natural landscapes. area extends municipality of tulancingo municipality of huehuetla. (4elementos)

the corridor de las haciendas (haciendas corridor) contains of state’s 176 former haciendas constructed between 16th , 19th centuries. devoted mining or making of pulque. many contain original buildings, including main residences tours. many of these in rural municipalities, conserve old traditions. in apan area, of old haciendas devoted making of pulque, still made , can sampled. area contains many of state’s former colonial monasteries civic constructions such padre tembleque aqueduct.

the sierra , huasteca corridor covers mountain range home huastec people. area includes ecotourism activities, camping , fishing in area filled dense vegetations , heated water sources. municipalities featured here include huejutla de reyes, zacualtipán , molango many indigenous people live. cuisine of area emphasized.

the tolteca corridor centers on archeological site of tula, home of 1 of principal pre-hispanic civilizations of mexico. many of oldest monasteries of state, founded in 16th century, located here. featured municipalities include tula de allende, atotonilco de tula, tepeji del rio, mixquiahuala, tlahuelilpan, tlaxcoapan , tezontepec.