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I was in Guadalajara when I...

by Rissa

I was in Guadalajara when I was seven so I don't remember that much, but I do remember that it was a beautiful place. The beach in Puerta Vallarta was awesome and was clean. People are very friendly.

The people of Mexico are the...

by ricknkat

The people of Mexico are the absolute nicest, most generous people in the world. If you have the pleasure of making friends with some of them you will no doubt have a friend for life. This picture is the extended family of my father's friend, John at their home in Santana. Pops and John are on the left.

I recommend a side trip to...

by RobertViolin

I recommend a side trip to Ajijic, if only to see beautiful art next to Mexico's Lake Chapala, which combine to give a very peaceful and artistic flavor to your Guadalajara vacation. Also, it is a excellent way to get away from the hustle and bustle that is in the city.
Ajijic is small but very, very cozy. Many people there speak English, as many of them are expatriate Americans and Canadians.

Guadalajara and Janitzio , Mexico

by patricia28

GUADALAJARA
It is a big, noisy city with nice people. Guadalajara is full of squares and water sources that accompany the pretty architecture of the city.

The night:
During the nights Guadalajara is alive, is unforgettable to go to drink something and hear the "Mariachis", local singers, who bring all the mexican music!

"Janitzio Island"

The next stop was Janitzio Island in the state of Michoacán, close to Morelia City.
This is a beautiful Island with all the native thing. There is a big market where the people sell theirs own crafts and food. It is one of the places that you can't miss. Just be sure about the hour of the last boat to go back to the city.

Guadalajara, Mexico

by taryn21

"Big city"

I just was in Guadalajara for a couple days, but it is a beautiful city. Guadalajara is the capital of the state of Jalisco, Mexico's second largest city with a population of about 7 million. Many people live in the surrounding areas, there are many small towns outside the city. There are lots of nice shopping malls, such as the Centro Magno, which is several stories and has a large cineplex. Great architecture around the city also.

"The Governor's Palace"

This is a huge mural about the Mexican Revolution located in one of the stairwells inside. There is no admission to tour the grounds. For more information, check out my must see activities.