Se ubica al sur del estado, en el Valle del Parral y tiene un origen minero.

One of its distinctive features is its aerial tramway, with baskets installed in 1902 that are still very useful for transporting minerals.

Among its interesting buildings is the Parish of San Francisco, with a simple facade, and several monuments such as those dedicated to motherhood and friendship.

En cuanto a sus artesanías se destacan las canastillas hechas en cascarón de huevo, macramé y figuras realizadas en azúcar.

The town is known for its rich beef barbecue, served with charro beans that include chorizo, bacon, ham, and pieces of sausage.