MexicGo village in Sonora, Mexico by Location: Magdalena de Kino
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Magdalena de Kino , Mexico
Magdalena de Kino 
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Route of the missions of Sonora has its center in Magdalena de Kino, a city of colonial origin and charming squares which stands on the plains west of the Sierra Madre Occidental. Magdalena Kino is a city visited by their cultural heritage, religious celebrations and its proximity to the US border, as the municipality limits the north with the border city of Nogales. The town was founded in the seventeenth century by the Jesuit missionary Eusebio Francisco Kino who came to evangelize the indigenous and local nomads in this region, originally naming the town as Santa Maria Magdalena de Buquivaba.
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In the heart of this magical town are various attractions like the colonial temple Santa Maria Magdalena, Plaza Monumental, the mausoleum of Father Kino, the Plaza Benito Juarez and the Municipal Culture House. The City Hall is a more modern but no less attractive construction, distinguish its tile roof and air architecture Mudejar.Inside you can admire some beautiful stained glass windows and murals on the history of this city.In the surrounding area you can visit the missions founded by Jesuit monks and rebuilt by the Franciscans; also are areas for ecotourism and amazing natural sites for travelers who love nature, like the Sierra de Cucurpe, where you can explore the ruins of the first missions and cave paintings. Relevant information about Kino Magical Town In region memory of Father Kino for his work as founder of the original evangelizing mission and honor. For many years, his remains were sought unsuccessfully until they were found in the main square of this magical town, then the authorities took the decision to leave them in place in a crypt. Father Kino in the museum objects of indigenous cultures of the region are exhibited. At least three major celebrations are held in this city: Kino Cultural Festival, the festival in honor of San Ignacio de Loyola and San Francisco celebrations Javier. The city has several lodging options, as well as in the nearby town of Santa Ana. Also, you can enjoy your food and savor traditional regional dishes and grilled meat Sonora style. Activities in Magic Town Kino Attend religious and cultural events, walk its streets and squares, and visit some monuments, walk along the tourist corridor to buy crafts and watch local dances and bands of taka-taka. In its surroundings you can explore some hills and the mountains to enjoy mountain sports, camping, and hiking and mountain climbing.

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