Coahuila is a rich state in all facets of its geography and people. For pleasure or business Coahuila has a variety of interesting activities you can choose from. The Southeastern Region offers paleontological sites such as Rincon Colorado , the region that was inhabited by dinosaurs more than 70 million years ago, and you can see the remarkable evidence of their existence at a variety of paleontological sites. I n Saltillo there are buildings with beautiful architecture downtown , international-class museums as the Desert Museum and Bird Museum . You can go hiking in the nearby Sierra of Arteaga, known as the " Switzerland of Mexico." Visitors to the south eastern region will find mountains and semi desert in close proximity to industrial cities that provide a large range of services and entertainment. Outstanding educational institutes, museums and an enormous cultural wealth round out the multiple attractions of this zone. Also, you can visit the Narigua Valley and admire the art of the Huachichile Indians, who left numerous etchings or petroglyphs on the rocks throughout the region.

In the Región Laguna (Lagoon Region) you can't miss a visit to Cristo de las Noas, a magnificent monument located in the city of Torreon , where in addition you can shop at the mall, visit museums, go to the golden sand dunes in Viesca or enjoy the Feria del Algodón (Cotton Fair). This region of Coahuila is significant for its economic, agricultural and industrial strength. In the heart of this region is Torreon , a young city that has an excellent infrastructure for business travelers as well as museums and buildings whose distinctive and varied architectural styles reflect the diverse ethnic heritage that inspired them. The municipalities of the Laguna Region are framed by the marvelous Coahuila Desert and ecotourism and adventure enthusiasts can enjoy natural attractions like the Jimulco Sierra, the Bilbao Dunes, the Acatita Dunes and the enigmatic Silence Zone, among many other locations that are no less astonishing.