Travel Guide
Jalisco

Welcome to Jalisco, the cultural heart of Mexico. This guide offers an unforgettable journey through tequila tastings, historic towns, and vibrant fiestas. Get ready to explore the land of mariachi, birria, and charros – ¡viva Jalisco!
Quick Facts
Location Jalisco is a state in western Mexico, located on the Pacific coast.
Capital city Guadalajara is the capital and largest city of Jalisco.
Culture and traditions Jalisco is known for its traditional Mexican music, dance, and crafts, including mariachi music, tequila, and the famous Mexican hat dance.
Weather The climate in Jalisco is generally pleasant, with warm temperatures ranging from 68°F (20°C) to 86°F (30°C) throughout the year.
Tourism attractions Jalisco offers plenty of tourism attractions including beaches, archaeological sites, museums and cultural centers.
Economy The economy of Jalisco is largely based on agriculture (mainly tequila and agave production), manufacturing, and tourism.
Language The official language of Jalisco is Spanish, but many indigenous languages are still spoken in some regions.
Transportation Jalisco is well-connected by air and road. The Miguel Hidalgo International Airport in Guadalajara is the third busiest airport in Mexico.
Famous landmarks Jalisco is home to some famous landmarks such as the Guadalajara Cathedral, Lake Chapala, and the historic town of Tequila.
Festivals and events Jalisco is known for its colorful festivals and events such as the Guadalajara International Film Festival, the International Mariachi Festival, and the Day of the Dead celebration.
Jalisco

Discover Jalisco

The land of tequila, mariachi music and stunning colonial architecture, Jalisco is a must-see for anyone seeking an authentic Mexican experience. From the vibrant streets of Guadalajara, the state capital, to the charming coastal towns of Puerto Vallarta and Sayulita, Jalisco has something for everyone. In this select collection of things to do in Jalisco, we present the best experiences the state has to offer. Savor the rich flavors of tequila, explore the artisan villages of Tlaquepaque and Tonala, and dance all night to the rhythm of mariachi music. Take a stroll through the impressive Guadalajara Botanical Gardens, hike through the lush forests of the Sierra Madre, or relax on the sunny beaches of Punta Mita. Whether you are a nature lover, foodie, cultural enthusiast or adventurer, Jalisco will not disappoint. Our carefully selected recommendations promise to make your trip to this Mexican state an unforgettable experience. Get ready to immerse yourself in the vibrant colors, flavors and sounds of Jalisco!

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