10 Pueblos Fantasma de San Luis Potosí con Casas Baratas

🏜️ In San Luis Potosí, there are still towns where time seems to have stood still. Old silver mines, abandoned train stations, and communities that once had thousands of inhabitants now survive almost silently amidst the desert and the mountains. On this tour, we visit 10 ghost towns in San Luis Potosí to discover what happened, what remains of them, and how much it costs to live in some of these forgotten regions of Mexico. From Real de Catorce, accessible only through a tunnel carved into the rock, to Cerro de San Pedro, the historical cradle of the entire capital city of San Luis Potosí. Throughout the video, you'll discover abandoned mining towns, train stations lost in the highlands, former prospector communities, and some of the most surprising places in northern Mexico. 📍 Places Included: • Armadillo de los Infante • Villa de la Paz • Charcas • Estación Catorce • San José de Coronados • Estación Wadley • Minas Viejas de Guadalcázar • Guadalcázar • Cerro de San Pedro • Real de Catorce ⏱ CHAPTERS 00:00 The Village with the Tunnel in the Rock 00:54 Armadillo de los Infante 01:51 Villa de la Paz 02:45 Charcas 03:45 Estación Catorce 04:43 San José de Coronados 05:40 We're Halfway There 06:03 Estación Wadley 07:03 Minas Viejas de Guadalcázar 08:07 Guadalcázar 09:38 Cerro de San Pedro 11:19 Real de Catorce 13:09 How Much Does a House Cost Here? 13:54 Closing 💬 Tell me in the comments: Which would you go to first? The Real de Catorce tunnel or the Cerro de San Pedro ruins? 🔔 Subscribe to Mente Mestiza to discover forgotten towns, cheap houses, abandoned places, and corners of Mexico that almost no one knows about. #GhostTowns #SanLuisPotosi #RealDeCatorce #CheapHouses #Mexico #MexicanTowns #MenteMestiza