Friday, May 14, 2010

Mazatlan, Concordia, and Copala, Mexico

 What's nice about Mazatlan is that besides being a major beach resort on Mexico's Pacific coast, it's an authentic Mexican port city with more on its mind than tourism. Mazatlan also has a rich history dating back to Spanish colonial times, and in recent years a lot of effort has been put into restoring its historic downtown, which has some fine 19th-century buildings, attractive plazas, plus a couple of good museums. Concordia and Copala are two photogenic mining towns in the nearby foothills of the Sierra Madre that date back to the late 1500's.

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Mazatlan, Concordia, and Copala in Sinaloa, Mexico - Images by John Mitchell

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