About
Guadalajara
Opulent culture, alluring greenery and a
quintessential destination are some of the features of the capital of Mexican
state of Jalisco, Guadalajara. Located in the central region of Jalisco, it is
also the largest city in the state.
Guadalajara is a cultural
center of Mexico, considered by most to be the home of mariachi music and
host to a number of large-scale cultural events such as the Guadalajara
International Film Festival, the Guadalajara International Book Fair and
globally renowned cultural events which draw international crowds.
Tourist
Attractions
Instituto Cultural Cabanas - a speciality museum, Teatro Degallado – theaters and architectural
buildings, Tlaquepaque and Tonala Artisans Tour – art galleries, Guachimontones
pyramids – ancient ruins, and Palacio de Gobierno - government buildings are some of the top
historical and cultural sites to visit.
There also few religious attractions you can explore like the Expiatory Temple,
Cathedral, Metropolitan cathedral, Basilica de Zapopan and Iglesia La Luz del
Mundo.
Wildlife lovers can explore the Guadalajara Zoo which is considered as
the most important in Latin America and largest in Mexico in terms of species
population. For the shopaholics, San Juan de Dios market and Mercado Libertad
are the perfect places to invest their time.
For the romantics, the Lake Chapala is a must visit to seek some
unforgettable moments. Bosque Colomos, Jose Cuervo Express and Parque
Metropolitano are also good options to explore. Panteon de Belen – a cemetery
is also a well favored site among the tourists.
Best
Time to Visit
November through March are great months to
visit the city. During this period, expect little rain, sunny skies, and slightly
cooler temperatures, although daytime temperatures do not change by that much
from the coldest average temp to the warmest average temp during the year.
Major
Airport
Guadalajara International Airport (IATA:
GDL) is Mexico's third busiest airport and second busiest for cargo flights.
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