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Real De 14 History
Real Fourteen
The village of Real de 14 was a mining town and is currently a tourist located in the heart of the Sierra de 14, in the state of San Luis Potosí, in northern Mexico. The name was taken from the royal word, by its silver mines,. 4 and fourteen thieves who hid in this place.
Geography:
It is located at an altitude of 2770 MASL and the main access road is through a tunnel of 2300 meters long, inaugurated on April 2, 1901, called Ogarrio in honor to the people of Spain so called (RUESGA (Cantabria)) from where Santos Sainz de la Maza and E zgue Rra Zorrilla, father of Gregorio Sainz de la Maza and Gómez de la Puente was originally.
Foundation:
It was founded in 1779 due to the discovery of rich silver mines, which motivated a multitude of miners and adventurers to reach the place in search of luck, disregarding a real fever of silver in the midst of totally unfavorable conditions. The place was inaccessible, there were no roads, there
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Real handicrafts from fourteen magical village
At the tourist level there are two main activities that can be enjoyed in Real fourteen, one takes place in the village and the other in its mountains. Before going to the point, it is worth mentioning that the place is very quiet and does not offer nightlife. It is ideal to rest and repose of the stress of the city. It could very well define healing. That is why the activity of walking is certainly the most important. The landscapes are wonderful and in just over an hour's walk you reach the hill of the "Burnt", sacred place for the Huichol and charming beauty.
In the lowlands of the Sierra is located the nature reserve of Wirikuta, the sacred land of the Wixarrica people, a Huichol ethnic group that is in charge of collecting and hiring for their ceremonies the Híkuri, better known as

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