What does CUS mean in AIRPORT CODES

One thing that makes Columbus truly unique is its intersection of American and Mexican culture right on the US/Mexico border. Visitors have access to both countries' lifestyles, cuisines, traditional markets, and historical sites. This provides visitors with a culturally rich experience in one place.

There are many attractions worth visiting in Columbus. These include Pancho Villa State Park which preserves the site where Francisco Villa once camped; La Bufa Hill which was an active combat zone during the Mexican Revolution; Santa Claus Museum which displays more than 3,000 Christmas decorations; John J. Pershing Boyhood Home which dates back to 1895; as well as a variety of other historical landmarks and museums throughout town.

Yes! In addition to traditional markets found throughout town which offer handmade goods from local artisans, there are also larger department stores located nearby in El Paso, Texas such as Bassett Place Mall and Cielo Vista Mall among others. There are also smaller retail shops throughout downtown Columbus if you prefer to shop local.

You can find everything from authentic Mexican restaurants to classic American diners in this border town. Whether you're looking for tacos or burgers, enchiladas or french fries - you can find it all here!

Absolutely! During certain times of year you can find festivals celebrating traditional folk singing, plays hosted by local theater companies, carnivals with colorful decorations and bright rides open to all age groups - plus much more!