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Over 15 RVs with US tourists arrived in the Mexican municipality of El Fuerte. The group will stay for a week, visit the Chepe train and other attractions. This is the first such large caravan since the 1980s.
An international RV caravan has arrived in the Mexican municipality of El Fuerte. The group consists of more than 15 RVs with tourists from the US, organized by the American group Wagon Máster.
Local authorities provided a special parking area and ensured security. Tourists plan to stay for a week, visiting local attractions, including a ride on the famous Chepe train through the Sierra Tarahumara.
This is the first such large caravan of this type since the 1980s.
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A caravan of over 15 motorhomes with US tourists has arrived in the Mexican municipality of El Fuerte. The group will stay for a week, visiting local ...
A caravan of over 15 motorhomes with US tourists has arrived in the Mexican municipality of El Fuerte. The group will stay for a week, visiting local attractions including the 'Chepe' train. This marks the return of large-scale caravan tourism not seen since the 1980s.
A caravan of over 15 motorhomes from the US group Wagon Máster has arrived in the municipality of El Fuerte, Mexico. The local council provided a desi...
A caravan of over 15 motorhomes from the US group Wagon Máster has arrived in the municipality of El Fuerte, Mexico. The local council provided a designated parking area and security for the group. As part of their itinerary, the visitors will board the iconic Chepe train to travel through the Sierra Tarahumara landscapes.
Updated: 20.06.2026
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