Casas Grandes in Nuevo Casas Grandes

Bonito lugar, solo que estaba cerrado el museo. Nose si tengan guía, pata explicar bien. Pero no nos tocó. Y creo que eso sería un buen punto. Alguien con quien puedas aclarar alguna duda que salga.

No conocía paquime y es muy interesante como viviríon nuestros antepasados. Un lugar muy recomendable para visitar. El museo no está abierto están remodelando y no estará listo hasta el 2023.

Hermoso lugar con mucha historia y presencia, siempre habia querido conocer desde pequeño, el recorrido no tarda mas de 30 minutos en las ruinas, lo que deja mucho que desear es un guardia de nombre Guillermo con un muy mala educación hacia los visitantes. Entramos y al estar dando el recorrido y tomando fotos nos quería sacar con muy malos modos. Alegando que no estabamos en tiempo y aun faltaban 15 minutos para las 5 pm. Aún después de la mala experiencia terminamos el recorrido en tiempo y forma. Me gustaría que promovieran más estos lugares con personal capacitado.

It was a nice place to visit

Es un recorrido rápido pero interesante, es mejor si vas con un guía que te explique el por qué de las ruinas y toda la historia que tienen.

A town with potential.

Un lugar místico, la buena conservación del lugar permite imaginar a sus antiguos pobladores y su forma de vida.Lo ideal es visitar primero el museo para tener un mayor contexto y poder disfrutar mejor del recorrido.

Hermosura de lugar..un sueño convertido en realidad..quedé encantado con el lugar.siempre veía fotos y hoy gracias a Dios se cumplió..100%recomendado y lo mejor de todo es que hay muchos senalamientos que te dirijen ya sea a las ruinas de paquime o bien si lo prefieres la cueva de la holla..me retiro con estás bonitas fotos que tomamos pa el recuerdo..

El museo está cerrado, pero la zona Arqueológica si se puede visitar.Me pareció muy interesante, deseaba estar ahí.Gracias estado de Chihuahua por recibirnos

Good place to be.

Historic place and museum.

Un sueño hecho realidad, de las zonas arqueológicas más bonitas en México y el mejor vestigio que existe para conocer las culturas prehispánicas del norte de México. Un clima y un entorno natural muy agradables que cooperan con el contraste que ofrece conocer la zona cultural y natural del noroeste de Chihuahua.Hay muy poca vigilancia y resguardo, lo que vulnera la fragilidad del lugar ante la imprudencia de los visitantes.

great archeological findings

Amazing archeological site. Fair price and great places to eat near. The museum wasnt open but that didnt matter much.

Ancient architecture and culture

Nice place to visit

Not visiting the archeological site Paquimé while in town would mean missing the point of going there completely, the place is astonishingly well preserved, gives lots of information about an ancient North American culture that is not one of the most thoroughly popularized. The town (village?itself is nice enough, with a few good restaurants to enjoy real North Mexican food, a calm and slow-paced atmosphere. Access roads from Ciudad Juarez are in optimal shape

Very cool Indian history! It was free to walk around.

Good place

There is no information anywhere that the museum is closed due to renovations, so whoever is planning a trip to Paquime you will be able to walk the trail or the ruins which takes less than 30 minutes, but the museum is closed, also make sure that you dont need restrooms because they dont have any available.

If you havent experienced it YOU MISSING OUT. está chingon!!!! Cultura 🧘

One of the most important historical sites in North America.

Very unique place to see

Very friendly atmosphere

CLOSED on Mondays. And maybe other days, it dspends.

Excelente installation

History the museum lot to learn from ours ancestors friendly people

Cool

I used to play there when part belonged to my greatgrandma

Great weekend

It is the most amazing archaeological site. The large area of adobe homes and multi-storied apartment buildings that the Paquime built make this site quite unique. They even had an efficient water system which brought hot water to their building complex from the hot springs to the north. A museum is located on the site, also worth visiting.

The most important archeological site in northern Mexico. The museum does a good job of putting the site in the context of other Pueblo civilizations in the region as well as its relationship with civilizations further south. The artifacts on display give valuable insight into daily life at Paquimé.I always enjoy the walking tours through the ruins, which is enhanced by bi-lingual explanatory signs throughout the site.If you are in the region, you should definitely plan on spending time at Paquimé. A quick visit can be accomplished in about 45 minutes, but a more complete visit will take about 2 hours.

Dropt my bread in water, now its all soggy.

Ancient

Its marvellous how much culture its in one place. The price for the museum its high but make discounts for students and older people. People with disabilities have free entrance. You have the choice on visit the archeological area rather with a guide or by your own. For the local people on holiday season there are various activities for the children and visitors could have the choice on see live shows or gallery exhibitions.Nice going with the family!

Amazing ruins very nice and very friendly customer service

It has cool Indian houses and lots of history

Cool place to take the kids. Lots of information on prehispanic cultures.

The best and biggest archaeological site in northern Mexico. If in the area you really want to visit.

Must visit museum!

Awesome place

A good place to go while in casas grandes.

Very cool ancient ruins just on the edge of town. Modern visitors center but they didnt speak English the day we were there and the senior discount is for Mexican citizens only

It was very interesting. Well maintain. Museum was very nicely layed out. Restrooms fully stocked and clean. Entrance is free on Sundays. Outside of the ruins you can drive by the center. The town is small, but has a plaza and church.

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Actual excavated site was pretty well laid out for tourists. The information plates at each site which were in English & Spanish for understanding what the building or site was used for.

small, but with big learning ! unique!

A must visit..

wasnt as big or interesting as i imagined, but good experience nonetheless.