July 2025
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Festivities of San Antonio Tlayacapan
Every year in early June, the lakeside town of San Antonio Tlayacapan, Jalisco, transforms into a vibrant stage of tradition and celebration. The Festivities of San Antonio Tlayacapan honor Saint Anthony of Padua, the town’s patron saint, with a joyful mix of religious devotion, music, food, and cultural heritage that draws both locals and visitors
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Tianguis of Chapala
If you’re looking for an authentic experience in Chapala, you can’t miss its weekly tianguis. Every Monday, Álvaro Obregón Street transforms into a lively corridor of flavors, colors, and tradition. From early morning, local vendors set up their stalls with fresh fruits, seasonal vegetables, handmade crafts, clothing, and everything you might need for your home.
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June 2025 – Articles
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Strolling through San Juan Cosala
San Juan Cosalá is a charming lakeside town located on the shores of Lake Chapala, perfect for those seeking peace, tradition, and a connection with nature. Its cobblestone streets, colorful murals, and calm atmosphere make it a special place to enjoy at a relaxed pace. Strolling through San Juan Cosala, to its public spaces invites
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Day of the Cross in Ajijic
The Day of the Cross in Ajijic is one of the town’s most beloved celebrations, held every May 3. Families decorate crosses and altars outside their homes with flowers, papel picado, food, fruit, and drinks, creating a vibrant display of devotion and color. This tradition blends religious beliefs with the warmth of community, bringing together
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May 2025 – Articles
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