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WHAT YOU VISIT
Spill the Silver Tea: Elegance & History in El Triunfo
After the discovery of gold and silver in 1862, El Triunfo grew from a sleepy town to a bustling mining and cultural center of 10,000 citizens. Once the largest city in Baja California Sur, people left when the mines shut down in 1926 and today, only 300 people live in this hidden gem. A guided walk through the charming Cobblestone streets takes you past the 19th century church to the old silver processing plant with its towering chimneys. A tour of the Ruta de Plata Museum showcases exhibits about the "Silver Route" with oral history videos, mineral specimens and a simulated mine entrance.

PHOTO OPPORTUNITIES
Come fill your memory card with one vibrant image after another on this intriguing tour of El Triunfo. From the bright yellow Mission-style century-old church in the center of town to the 135-year-old 46-meter (154-foot) high smokestack, your camera will be working overtime.

REFRESHMENTS
Your day ends in 19th century charm at Margery's Room, a Victorian-style tearoom. Enjoy tea accompanied by carrot cake, scone or macaron while dressed in fancy hats.

WHAT YOU SEE ALONG THE WAY
This delightful experience begins with a scenic drive from La Paz to El Triunfo.