Discover Mocorito: Sinaloa’s Colonial Gem
This town was the first Spanish settlement in the norwest of the country, this because its weather is usually warm. Don’t lose the chance of walking its streets, you will find at least 80 casonas and monuments with a high historical value.
One of its jewels is without a doubt the Temple of the Purisima Concepcion built in 1594 and which preserves more than 14 engravings from the XVI century that represents different stages of the Via Crucis.
Don’t lose the chance of visiting the Plazuela de los Tres Grandes, this place is an homage to Agustina Ramírez, Eustaqui Buelna y Rafael Buelna Tenorio, three outstanding Mocoritenses.
In this same plaza you can try the famous Mocorito or chilorio. Visit this traditional factory of Napo where you will learn step by step the handcraft process for creating this stew that is made with pork, chili, garlic and different species.
Another place you need to visit is the Plaza Rafael Buelna, here you will find the “Mocorito Ateneo Sinaloense” wall that is done using tiny mosaics that reveals the history of this municipality.

