Guadalupe, a municipality with a deep cultural and religious heritage, is known for its vibrant festivities that attract both locals and tourists. These celebrations, which include religious, cultural, and traditional events, showcase the community’s passion and strong identity. From the Good Friday Via Crucis to the Guadalupe State Fair, each event carries a special meaning, reflecting the devotion and customs that have been passed down through generations.
A marvelous and thriving little down just south of Celaya, Salvatierra seems to tower in historic buildings, and to luxuriate in a landscape of mountain pastures and flowers.
Pueblo Mágico de Zacatecas con una rica historia y cultura, fundado en 1596 y cuna del “tamborazo zacatecano”.
Teúl de González Ortega is a magical town far in the south of Zacatecas and a great day trip from Guadalajara.
Pintoresco municipio con una rica herencia histórica y cultural, habitado originalmente por la tribu huachichil, cuyo nombre significa “cabeza colorada”.
A prince among Huasteca mountain towns, Aquismón seems to always keep one foot in paradise, and a more lovely place would be very difficult to imagine.
Un increíble municipio lleno de historia, cultura y belleza natural. Con su arquitectura colonial y atractivos naturales ofrece una experiencia única.
A high mountain town on its own sierra, this may be the most famous partial ghost town in Mexico, and those still here are making the most of it.
Villanueva is a municipality in Zacatecas with a rich history and culture. Its main attractions include the La Quemada Archaeological Zone, Hacienda La Encarnación, and the El Salitre Water Park. Its gastronomy features chorizo sandwiches and bean condoches, while its handicrafts include sarapes and traditional charro items. The town also celebrates festivals such as the Regional Fair and the Patron Saint Festivities of Saint Jude Thaddeus.
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