Articles for Jalisco

Tenacatita Bay, in Jalisco, México
Tenacatita is one of the five bays of the Costa Alegre in Jalisco, which is composed of three beautiful beaches known as Boca de Iguanas, Tenacatita and La Manzanilla. The place

Barra de Navidad, in Jalisco, Mexico
Barra de Navidad is a population with fishing origins whose founding dates back to the conquest era (although there are remains dating back to the year 542). The town itself is small (the population

Nudist Beaches in Mexico
The acceptance of these tourist areas began in the 70's, and they have become very popular in some areas of the United States and Europe. In most public places nudity can get you arrested or impose you a

The Worst Earthquakes in Mexico
Since we are located in a great seismic zone of the world (the San Andrés Fault in Baja California, Mexico´s location in the fire belt of the pacific and the country´s distribution among

Boating in Puerto Vallarta and the Riviera Nayarit
This route takes us through the coasts of the states of Jalisco and Nayarit, place of one of the most popular Mexican beach destinations: Puerto Vallarta and another beach, less visited

Holidays in Mexico
There are several dates that are considered important in our country (either for historical reasons or as a result of marketing campaigns) and on many occasions the anniversaries

The Administration of Vicente Fox, Former President of Mexico
Without a doubt, this politician is also a character: No one will forget his jokes, the rumors about his in-laws, his boots, etc. But he’s remembered even more for being the

Traditional Mexican Dishes
Mexican cuisine, worldwide famous and recently declared Intangible World Heritage by UNESCO, has indigenous and European influences. Some of the most important are of Spanish,

The Lago de Chapala (Chapala Lake) in Jalisco, Mexico
The Lago de Chapala is Mexico's largest lake, covering an area of over 1110 square kms. with an approximate depth of 8 meters. Since the decade of 1950, this place has

Mexican Legends I
It is very common in Mexico to hear fantastic stories that have been told for generations. These legends are an important part of popular culture. The dramatic overtones of the stories are almost