November the 2nd is getting closer, it is a Mexican party that will blow your ind with all the costumes, flowers, music and food. We recommend these 5 things to do in this amazing and cultural Mexican celebration. 1. Calaveralandia the first theme park in the world for Day of Dead Guadalajara is going to be the first Mexican state… Read More 5 Things to do in Guadalajara for the “Day of Dead”
Guadalajara Tonala and Tlaquepaque City Tour Guadalajara is one of the most beautiful cities in Mexico and Latin America. Endowed with an extraordinary climate is the land of Mariachi, Tequila, the Instituto Cultural Cabañas (UNESCO World Heritage Site) and home to a wide culture that ranges from fine art to the height of the popular… Read More Guadalajara Tonala and Tlaquepaque City Tour
Guadalajara Travel Guide A Tour of the most important monuments of the historic center, revealing the architecture, interiors, stories, and interesting sites that go unnoticed by the average visitors. Buy direct on line from your local expert from USD per person (4-5 Hours) Chapala and Ajijic Tour Explore the largest natural lake in Mexico, enjoy… Read More Guadalajara Travel Guide
Painter Jose Clemente Orozco Paintings and Murals Guadalajara Mexico Jose Clemente Orozco Life and Work of J.C. Orozco One of our highlights during our Guadalajara City Tour is of course, when we visit Guadalajara Murals painted by Orozco. Jose Clemente Orozco was born to Rosa de Flores Orozco, married Margarita Valladares, and had three children.… Read More Painter Jose Clemente Orozco Paintings and Murals Guadalajara Mexico
Accommodations in Hostels Guadalajara These accommodations offer travelers the chance to make a network of friends and acquaintances in various corners of the world, and saving some Hostels are cheaper Hostels could be more comfortable than many hotels prices. Some of them even offer discounts for those who have a special card certifying them as… Read More Accommodations in Hostels Guadalajara
GUADALARAJA, Mexico. – The city of Guadalajara is not only sports, but culture, celebration, tradition and architecture. The October celebrations of Guadalajara, called the “Perla Tapatia” city full of atmosphere and people gather to celebrate family and friendship. The ancient dances are still living in Guadalajara. This dance is called chichimeca. Visitors from different countries… Read More Guadalajara is not only sports, but culture, celebration, tradition and architecture
GUADALAJARA, Mexico (AP) — Just like the Olympics, the Pan American Games come around every four years and bring together a team of talented athletes from the United States to compete in a multi-sport international. Unlike the Olympics, however, stars like swimming great Michael Phelps and runner Allyson Felix prefer to skip the event altogether.… Read More US lacking big names for Pan Am Games Guadalajara2011
By Gay Nagle Myers The 2011 Pan American Games open Friday in Guadalajara, an event that is drawing thousands of visitors to watch more than 6,000 athletes from 42 nations compete, including 275 competitors from the U.S. Guadalajara already has benefited from playing host to the games with newly paved roads, bridges, pedestrian walkways, spruced-up… Read More Guadalajara2011 ready to welcome Pan Am Games
Cultural events are over… see you at the olimpics
Guadalajara is ramping up for the 2011 Pan American Games, an event scheduled for Oct. 14 to 30 that is expected to draw thousands of visitors to watch athletes from 42 nations compete, including 275 competitors from the U.S. This marks the third time that Mexico has hosted this event; it was held in Mexico… Read More Pan Am Games on in Guadalajara 2011