Things To Do in Chihuahua

Quote: Juan Quezada, who is known as the patriarch of the Mata Ortiz potters, was inspired by the pottery of the pre-Colombian Casas Grandes people. As a child he collected and studied pottery shards and after years of… Read More

Quote: Paquime was the center of the Casas Grandes culture in the northern part of the Republic of Mexico for over 300 years, reaching the peak of its power in the 13th century. It is believed that the population of… Read More

Quote: This Is How It's Done...Materials are native to the region. Orange clay is from Namiquipa, white clay from the mountains above Mata Ortiz. Black pigment is obtained from three minerals; red is from two minerals… Read More

Quote: The Palacio de Gobierno is on Plaza Hidalgo. We were here the week before 16 de Septiembre, Independence Day, and all the buildings on the plaza were decked out in red, white, and green, the national colors. It… Read More

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Quote: Me and my wife Jolene spent a week in chihuahua the first two days where pretty the same thing we stayed at the palacio del sol which is in downtown and its pretty dangerous in the night so we practically moved… Read More