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Argonaut Tours is offering excursions to the
Copper Canyon year-round, to the Colonial
Cities in central Mexico, and once again to
Oaxaca. Please scroll down the page and
select a destination for prices, itineraries
and all other information about that tour.
Be sure to check our pickup points/schedule
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The Mexican Copper Canyon is four times bigger than the
Grand Canyon in Arizona; four of its six canyons are
deeper- some by over 1000 feet. This magnificent Mexican
landscape serves as a backdrop of one of the most
spectacular journeys in the world. With 408 miles of
railroad tracks, 86 tunnels and 37 bridges, this route
is regarded as one of the most important works of
railroad engineering in the world.
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Guadalajara is the home of the
original Charro, tequila and the
mariachi. Guadalajara is a city
with magnificent buildings,
murals and historical places.
Pátzcuaro is a gorgeous town on
the edge of a lake, with its
fishermen in small boats with
butterfly-shaped nets. Santa
Clara is a unique town where we
will observe artisans working
with copper. Morelia is
considered one of the Cultural
Heritage of the World sites,
with its buildings dating from
the 16th century. San Miguel de
Allende is one of the most
beautiful colonial cities in the
country, and is the hometown of
many famous artists. Guanajuato
is a real jewel of Mexican
architecture, with narrow stone
streets full of legends and
magnificent buildings. |
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Miguel Padilla, Argonaut’s
founder, has designed this
itinerary after years of
traveling the area and has
thought about offering our
clientele a very unique tour at
an excellent price. This tour is
the culmination of his choices
of places not-to-be-missed when
visiting southern, central, and
the Eastern peninsula of Mexico.
As you might have heard, nobody
can do it better than the
Argonauts, so join us in this
exuberant adventure to the
beautiful and magical México. |
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