San Antonio Tlayacapan, is a charming town located between Chapala and Ajijic. A few blocks from the lake is its colorful plaza, a typical Mexican plaza with its beautiful kiosk in the center....
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On the east side of Ajijic, is La Floresta, a neighborhood of lush trees and beautiful houses. It is considered one of the most pleasant areas to live in Ajijic and at Lakeside. As its name says (La Floresta), in spring, the trees in its streets are filled with color with beautiful flowers that adorn the place, giving it a spectacular...
This iconic street in Ajijic Village guides you to the malecon. You can find restaurants, shops, murals and much more on this street. Take a look to this...
We invite you to watch this video and take a tour of the beautiful town of Chapala!...
On December 12, the fourth edition of "Andador Cultural" was held in San Juan Cosalá, Jalisco. With an exhibition of art, gastronomy, crafts and a great variety of products....
The Ixtlahuacán de los Membrillos Square is adorned with colored lights, creating a spectacular view of its Christmas nativity scene!Nativity scenes, known as the 'nacimiento', are very popular in Mexico. They are often very large, with the figures being life size! The figures are often made of clay and are traditionally passed down through families. As well as the normal figures of the Mary, Joseph,...
Margarita Avila will share us information about the bike line in the Lake Chapala Area. https://www.youtube.com/embed/tU94bcrTm0E For more information: Margarita Avila Cell. 331 268 3927 Email:...
THE AJIJIC SOCIETY OF THE ARTS (ASA) is a membership organization for artists working in all media in the Lake Chapala area of Jalisco, Mexico. Established in 1986, this Society encourages artists of all levels to develop their talents, and provides and promotes events to showcase their...
5 Razones para considerar la Ribera de Chapala como un lugar ideal para vivir...
Día de los Muertos, or Day of the Dead, is a celebration of life and death. While the holiday originated in Mexico, it is celebrated all over Latin America with colorful calaveras (skulls) and calacas (skeletons). Enjoy this video of Day of the Dead in Lake Chapala! https://www.youtube.com/embed/_HLwJf_cO48 A Uniquely Mexican Holiday By Herbert W. Piekow Many people think of Día de...