Thanks to the arrival of tropical storm Alberto, many of the places and rivers that They were dry or almost dry in our state, they have recovered and in social networks, amazing images of these places in all their splendor have circulated, which has awakened the curiosity of many Potosinos to visit them. If you are one of them, this information will be useful to verify if the sites are open or if it is dangerous to visit them.
Eye: Remember that this information is based on weather conditions updated as of today. Tuesday June 25so the information may have changed.
According to the Ministry of Tourismhere is the updated list of the tourist sites that remain open and closed in the different municipalities of San Luis Potosi:
Places and rivers that remain open in SLP
-Vado Ecotourism River in Huehuetlán (For observation only)
-Huichihuayan Birth (Only for observation)
-Tourist Corridor (Open)
-Historic Center of Huehuetlán (Open with extreme caution)
-Closed Litch Gardens
-Ejido El Naranjito (Open with caution)
-Mantetzulel Caves (Open with caution)
-Paraje El Trampolín, Tamasopo SLP, (Only for observation, closed for all types of aquatic activity)
-Sótano de las Golondrinas (Open with caution)
-Hoya de las Huahuas (Open with caution)
-Basement of El Cepillo (Open)
Places and rivers that are closed in SLP
– Litch Gardens
– Tamul Waterfalls
– La Morena Pier
– Tanchachín Pier
– The boar
– God’s bridge
– Tambaque
– La Garita
– La Mesa Viewpoint
To be aware of any changes in its opening or closing, We recommend that you consult the official social networks of the Ministry of Tourism. This will allow you to better plan your visit and ensure that you can enjoy them.
