Bustamante Travel Guide

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  • Village
      Village
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      Casa en Bustamante
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  • Mezcal
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  • Pan de leña
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Things to Do  

Caving- Grutas de Bustamante
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I highly recommend traveling to the Grutas de Bustamante. The caves are worth a visit, though it takes an hour to hike to the entrance, unless you drive... There is a lighted section with all the formations, then about six kilometers of labyrinthian cave to explore... some tight spots and you´ll need gear. There are places to buy gear in Monterrey.

It costs $30 pesos to enter, and there is a gentleman there who gives a tour. Wear good shoes, as the floor is slick in spots, especially on the stairs.

Written Feb 28, 2005

Address: Near Bustamante

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Bustamante church
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Iglesia

This is the Bustamante central church, inside you can found a Cristo made with local material such as palmito

Written Sep 5, 2003

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Hotels  

Hotel Ancira: Where to stay

Hotel Ancira: Where to stay, Bustamante

 arteimagen Says:  This hotel is very familiar, right in the center of Bustamante, walk to everywhere, nice, quiet and clean. Is a little bit old, but nice, has a parking lot, very familiar restaurant. 

Sports & Outdoors  

Bustamante pools
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Albercas

El Molino is the best place to swim in Bustamante, here are more than 10 pools of different levels, so make a picnic inside with broiled meat, friends and beer.

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Favorites  

Paz y tranquilidad
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la vida en Bustamante

Favorite thing: Bustamante has a paceful way of life, and a lot of places to take photo. Walk a lot around the streets, no traffic jams can be founded here!

Written Sep 9, 2003

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Bread
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Pan de le��a

Favorite thing: You never miss to taste the bustamante bread cooked on firewood. But wait, there are a lot of places where to buy these kind of bread, but just two places made it in real firewood ovens, and the flavor is very different, so ask some local to find the real bread cooked on firewood.

Written Sep 5, 2003

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Mezcal
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Mezcal

Favorite thing: Mezcal is strong as well as Tequila. There are two places in this State where mezcal is made, and Bustamante is one of these two. Large bottles is about $4 usd, and many handcrafts gifts can be founded here. Right at the town?s entrance is the mezcal factory open to public all day. So raise the glass and make a toast!!! Salud!!!.

Written Sep 5, 2003

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Rivers around Bustamante
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River in Bustamante

Favorite thing: If you stay in Bustamante and drive toward the canyon, you will find a beatiful river where people make picnics very often round the year.

Fondest memory: Also you can camping inside by 1 usd fee per person.

Written Sep 3, 2003

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