2025 Guadalajara Travel Guide: Must-see attractions, popular food, hotels, transportation routes (updated in July)

🌞Guadalajara is the second largest city in Mexico. It is well known as the Holy Land of Tequila, but it is actually also an important technology and financial center. The entire city gives you the illusion of being in Europe. It is very beautiful. 🍷Visiting a winery is of course an essential part of the itinerary. This time I spent a lot of money to join a one-day tour of La Rojena tequila. It is said to be one of the oldest tequila wineries in Central and South America. It has also recently launched tequila. Train, isn’t it cool to take a train directly and take you deep into the agave fields? 🌞From the starting point, a tuk-tuk took us to the winery to visit the agave field. The agave is a bit like a pineapple that is ten times larger🍍. It grows on the ground, but after distillation and coking, it will produce a sweet aroma of alcohol. Along the way, there are A band led the way playing lively songs, which was very interesting Of course, at the end of the tour, you will taste various tequilas, drink and dance with the tourists in the same group to the sound of the band's guitar, and then change dance partners. I was so drunk that I drank so hard that everyone at noon was confused. 🌞In the afternoon, visit La Rojena Winery, also called Crow Winery in Taiwan because of its crow logo. In addition to introducing the history of the winery, the winemaking process, various tools and video introductions, after the end, one person can choose a favorite wine and taste it slowly in the wine tasting area❤️ When you come to Mexico, it is highly recommended to spend two days visiting this charming city, and then spend one day experiencing the beauty of agave. This kind of fiery passion can only be found in Mexico🇲🇽! #tequila #Guadalajara # Agave #Larojena #Guadalajara

Restaurant Pujol in Mexico City is not only one of the best restaurants in Mexico, it is one of the best in the world. Chef Enrique Olvera has been cooking traditional Mexican dishes and ingredients in a modern way, sending his restaurant into the top 10 best restaurants of the world and a feature on Chef's Table. You can opt for a seven course lunch or dinner, but you'll get much more than that as there are many extra little dishes that are not on the menu. For example you will always start with a young corn cob covered in ants and will end the meal with a traditional dessert of churros. His most famous fish, however, is his mole sauce that has been cooking for years, yes years. It really is one of the tastiest things I have ever eaten. Address: Tennyson 133, Polanco, 11570 Mexico City, Mexico #createwithtrip

One day to play in Mexico's second largest city people coming to Mexico to travel to Guadalajara is not much, is it fun here? of course! There is no lack of fun here! The beautiful cathedral, the artistic Trakter Kay, the shocking Orozco giant murals, and the always clear weather, make it difficult for you to love. !! Recommended route: Cathedral and the historical center around it is the core of the entire Guadalajara. It takes a long time to play around every attraction in the vicinity. Take the cathedral as a starting point, then visit the Jalisco Hall of Fame, the Degeado Theatre, Tapatia Square, the Cabaas Cultural Center, the Government Palace, and the Arms Square to return to the Cathedral Square. Recommended attractions: Cathedral: The cathedral was built in 1558 and has a very long history. It is a testimony to the city. Government Palace: The state government office can be visited by tourists. The highlights are two large wall paintings of Orozco. Jalisco Hall of Fame: 12 bronze statues to commemorate local famous writers, architects and revolutionaries. Restaurant recommendation: Guasanga, right next to the cathedral, the Mexican-style pizza is really spicy, the environment is very good, the second floor terrace directly sees the cathedral, the price is surprisingly cheap. Open and eat no more than 70RMB. Shopping recommendation: Mercado Libertad The largest traditional market in Latin America, from clothing to crafts, food, all kinds of everything

Guadalajara, I feel good every time I read this name! can! Love! Although it is the second largest city in Mexico, it is much smaller than Mexico City in terms of city size and population size. It is not the first choice for Mexican tourists, but it is not lacking in fun at all. Plus a sunny blessing, today's Guadalajara, really beautiful!

[Hot Dogs El Chino | Late-night hot dogs topped with cheese 🌭] — The best part of street food! A hot spot to enjoy a Mexican night out — "Hot Dogs El Chino" is a very popular hot dog stand in the Americana district of Guadalajara. Open every night from 6:30pm to 2am, it's a "nighttime special spot" where locals and tourists gather! The hot dogs can be topped with plenty of toppings such as mayonnaise, sour cream, cheese, and bacon, making them very filling! The taste is very satisfying for both those who want a full night's snack and those who want to satisfy their hunger 😋 ⸻ 📍【Location】 C. Escorza 95, Col Americana, Guadalajara, Jalisco, Mexico Area accessible on foot from the center of Guadalajara 🕰【Business hours】 18:30-2:00 (late-night hours available) *It's often crowded even at late hours! ⸻ ✨【Recommended points】 ・The atmosphere of the food stall is fun! ・The teppan style is to pile on toppings with "con todo" 🌟 ・The melted cheese and rich cream are addictive ・Table seats available. You can also enjoy drinks such as beer ⸻ 🎒【Tips】 ・It's best to go when you're hungry! Have a light dinner 🍴 - Because it's a food stall, be prepared to queue when it gets busy ◎ - Bring paper napkins and wet tissues with you! - English is hard to understand, so just order "con todo" (everything on top)! ⸻ #HotDogsElChino #Guadalajara #Mexico #AbsolutelyFreeTrip

[San Juan de Dios Market | Colorful, lively, food and miscellaneous goods!] — A large covered market packed with local vitality and Mexican culture! — The San Juan de Dios Market was completed on December 30, 1958, and was designed by famous architect Alejandro Zorn. It has a total floor area of ​​about 40,000 m² and is a huge market with about 3,000 stores, and is crowded with many locals and tourists every day. ⸻ 📍[Location] Avenida Javier Mina 47, Guadalajara city center Right next to San Juan de Dios subway station 🕰[Opening hours] Open all year round (whole market) *Hours may vary depending on the store ⸻ ✨[Recommended points] •1st floor: Full of fresh vegetables, fruits, sweets, and local ingredients!  •2nd floor: Food and drink area where you can enjoy traditional Mexican dishes such as tacos, tortas aogadas, and pozole.   •3rd floor: A miscellaneous goods zone with a wide variety of products, from leather goods, clothing, traditional crafts, and electrical appliances.   •Negotiate! You can enjoy negotiating the price of souvenirs and clothing. ⸻ 🎒【Tips】 •It can get crowded, so hold your bag tightly and be careful of pickpockets.   •It's okay to just eat! Tortas aogadas and tacos are easy and delicious.   •We recommend the tejusino (lime fermented drink) at the drink stall "Tejuino El Güero."   •If you want to take your time, it's a good idea to allow 1-2 hours! ⸻ #San Juan de Dios Market #Mexico #Guadalajara #Absolutely Free Trip

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#Mexico This hostel in Guadalajara included an all-you-can-eat breakfast for about 1500 yen (^ᵕ^) The location is great as there are squares, cathedrals, and markets nearby👍 Some of the staff spoke English, which was very helpful for me as I don't speak Spanish! The fourth photo shows a restaurant where there was a huge line! Guadalajara has some areas with bad security, but the good thing is that even a woman can enjoy walking around the city alone (^ᵕ^)

#4月好去地方2025 Guadalajara is the capital of Jalisco and combines traditional and modern culture. The downtown square is bustling and surrounded by Spanish colonial buildings and churches. I visited a local museum to learn about the origins of mariachi, a traditional Mexican music. Performers in traditional costumes can often be seen on the streets, creating a cheerful atmosphere. At night, the city lights come alive and restaurants serve authentic Mexican dishes like burritos and spicy stews. Guadalajara's rich cultural heritage and modern vitality are impressive.

Guadalajara is the second largest city in Mexico and was founded in 1542 by King Carlos V of Spain. As the capital of the region of Nueva Galicia, the city played an important political and economic role during the colonial period. Today, walking on the streets of Guadalajara, you can still feel the strong historical atmosphere. A large number of colonial buildings are preserved on both sides of the street, from magnificent churches to exquisite houses, all of which demonstrate the cultural accumulation of four and a half centuries. The historic center is the essence of Guadalajara, with rich and diverse architectural styles, from gorgeous Baroque to simple modern style, presenting the artistic characteristics of different eras. Most of the city center's attractions are concentrated around the Main Square (Plaza de Armas), the most eye-catching of which is the 16th-century Cathedral (Catedral de Guadalajara). The twin towers of this church soar into the sky and have become an iconic sight of the city. Its architectural style combines Baroque, Gothic and classical elements, and its interior is exquisitely decorated, especially the stained glass windows and gilded altars, which demonstrate the pinnacle of religious art in the colonial period. It was already afternoon when I arrived in Guadalajara. I was a little pressed for time, but I still decided to walk along the main square to the famous Hospicio Cabañas. Unfortunately, when we arrived, it was closing time at 6 o'clock and we were unable to go in for a visit. The almshouse was built in the late 18th century and was originally an orphanage. After the Mexican Independence Revolution in 1937, the government renovated it and invited the famous muralist José Clemente Orozco to create a stunning mural on the dome of the church. Today, it has been listed as a World Cultural Heritage by UNESCO and has become an important art and cultural center in Guadalajara. Although I didn't have the opportunity to appreciate Orozco's murals, there are many avant-garde art sculptures on display in the square outside the almshouse, which are also worth stopping to take a look. These modern works of art contrast beautifully with the old colonial buildings, showcasing Guadalajara’s perfect balance between tradition and innovation. As the sun sets, street performers in the square play Mexican folk songs, adding a touch of romance to this historic city. Guadalajara is not only a city rich in history, but also a vibrant cultural capital. Whether it is the colonial buildings, artistic treasures, or the atmosphere of life in the streets and alleys, they all make people linger. Here, the past and the present are intertwined, and every corner tells a unique story about Mexico. When traveling to Mexico, Guadalajara is definitely a living fossil of history and culture that you cannot miss!

✨Romantic Time Travel | Guadalajara's Must-Stay Century-Old Legendary Hotel🏨 💃🏻[Quinta Real: Live the Poetry of the Renaissance] The moment you push open the bronze-carved doors, it's as if you've stepped into the private residence of a 19th-century European aristocrat. Crystal chandeliers reflect the luster of the dark green marble, and the spiral staircase resembles a frozen waltz. Every corner is a dialogue between antique oil paintings and tropical plants—welcome to Mexico's most elegant time capsule. 🍹[A Flamenco for the Taste Buds] The rooftop terrace bar is a must-visit!🌆 The sunset dyes the tequila amber. The chef's "Magic Sauce Steak" is a delightful surprise. Traditional recipes mixed with the magic of molecular gastronomy. Even the tacos are wrapped in rose-gold napkins. (Psst: The afternoon tea scones with cactus fruit jam are incredible!) 🛏️[Sleep in an Art Museum] The room key is a brass bell!🔔 Behind the velvet curtains lie original works by Mexican national treasure painters. The mosaic tiles next to the bathtub depict Aztec totems. Turndown service includes a handwritten poem and tequila nightcap. (The vintage phone on the bedside table actually connects to the butler.) 📸[100% Instagrammable Hidden Spots] 1️⃣ The courtyard fountain + jacaranda trees (a white dress is recommended!) 2️⃣ The dome murals in the library (a low-angle shot for a divine perspective is amazing) 3️⃣ Peacocks strolling in the secret garden (highest chance of spotting them at 3 pm) 4️⃣ Selfies in the antique elevator mirror (don't forget to use the flash!) 📍Tips: ▪️ Traditional Mariachi band parades every Saturday ▪️ 5-minute walk to the World Heritage Site ▪️ The staff speaks Chinese! Barrier-free communication ▪️ Hidden perk: A complimentary handmade leather notebook upon check-in ✨When the elegance of the colonial era meets the passion of Mexico, this is not just a hotel; it's a movable feast. —Your name should have been written in Quinta Real's golden guest book long ago.

In the western Pacific region of Mexico, there is a city that exudes a unique charm - Guadalajara. There is no hustle and bustle of popular tourist cities here, but it has profound history and culture, mouth-watering food and charming natural scenery. It is a niche travel destination worthy of in-depth exploration. City Impression Guadalajara is the capital of Jalisco and the second largest city in Mexico. It is known as the "Pearl of the West" and the "Cultural Capital of Mexico". It was founded in 1542 and has a history of more than 400 years. Walking on the streets of the city, colonial buildings can be seen everywhere, from Baroque to neoclassical styles, each building is telling stories of the past. This is also the birthplace of Mariachi music. Cheerful music can often be heard in the streets and alleys, making people unable to help but dance along. Climate and best time to travel Guadalajara has a humid subtropical climate. The summer (June - August) is warm and rainy, with an average temperature of 25℃ - 30℃. There will be occasional heavy rains, so remember to bring rain gear when traveling. Although the weather is relatively hot, the city's greenery and occasional rainfall can bring a touch of coolness. Winter (December - February) is mild and dry, with an average temperature of 15℃ - 20℃. It is the most comfortable season of the year with bright sunshine, making it a great time for outdoor activities. The best time to travel is from November to May of the following year. This period belongs to the dry season, with sunny weather and pleasant climate. It is very pleasant whether strolling in the ancient streets or visiting various historical buildings. During this period, you can also catch some major local festivals, such as the Day of the Dead in November, and experience the unique Mexican culture. Must-see attractions 1. Guadalajara Cathedral: This cathedral, which was built in 1561 and completed in 1618, is a landmark building in the city. It combines the Spanish Renaissance style and neo-Gothic spires. The magnificent twin towers reach the sky. The exquisite stained glass windows reflect colorful light under the sunlight. The magnificent interior decoration is even more amazing. Standing in front of the church, it seems as if you can travel through time and space and feel the weight of history. Walking into the church, the solemn atmosphere makes people feel calm. It is an excellent place to experience Mexican religious culture. 2. Teatro de Goyado: Built in the mid-19th century, the neoclassical architecture exudes elegance. The theater has beautifully decorated interiors and hosts operas, concerts and dance performances all year round. Here, you can immerse yourself in the ocean of art, enjoy high-level performances, and feel the artistic charm of Mexico. Even if you don't watch a performance, you can still appreciate its unique architectural beauty by taking photos outside the theater. 3. Plaza de Eminent Persons of Jalisco: A monumental circular building dedicated to honoring historical figures who have made outstanding contributions to the state of Jalisco. There are many sculptures and stone tablets in the square. Behind each sculpture there is a touching story, and each stone tablet is engraved with a glorious history. Strolling through the square, you can not only appreciate the exquisite works of art, but also gain a deeper understanding of the local cultural heritage. 4. Cabañas Cultural Museum: A UNESCO World Heritage Site, built in the late 18th century in a typical neoclassical architectural style. This was once an orphanage and hospital, and now has become an important place to showcase regional art and culture. The museum houses many precious cultural relics and artworks, especially the murals by the famous painter José Clemente Orozco, which have attracted countless tourists to visit. These murals are colorful and rich in content, vividly displaying the history and culture of Mexico, which is breathtaking. 5. The Church of the Expiatory Body: This neo-Gothic church was built in the late 19th century and is famous for its magnificent appearance and exquisite stained glass windows. The church's spire soars into the clouds, and the stained glass windows are painted with various biblical stories, emitting a mysterious and charming glow under the sunlight. The interior of the church is solemn and dignified. It is a place where locals pray devoutly and also attracts tourists to come and experience its sacred atmosphere. Surrounding scenery 1. Tequila Town: About 65 kilometers northwest of Guadalajara, it is world-famous for its tequila. There are large agave plantations here, and the endless green fields make people feel relaxed. You can visit the tequila distillery, learn about the tequila-making process, and taste authentic tequila to experience its unique flavor. The town’s buildings are full of Mexican style. Walking on the streets, you feel like you are in a paradise. 2. Tlaquepaque Art Town: Located in the southern part of Guadalajara metropolitan area, it is a town full of artistic atmosphere. Famous for its traditional handicrafts and ceramics, the streets are lined with galleries, craft shops and restaurants. Walk into a gallery, admire the works of local artists, and feel their love for life and dedication to art; pick out a favorite handicraft in a craft shop as a souvenir of your trip; taste authentic Mexican food in a restaurant and enjoy a leisurely time. 3. Lake Chapala: Mexico's largest freshwater lake, located about 50 kilometers south of Guadalajara. The lake area has a pleasant climate and beautiful environment, making it an ideal holiday destination. Small towns around the lake, such as Ajijic and Chapala, are filled with stunning scenery and a warm community feel. You can stroll along the lakeside and enjoy the beautiful scenery; you can also rent a boat and drift in the lake to enjoy the peaceful time; you can also taste fresh lake fish and experience the local food culture. Specialties 1. Spicy lamb stew (Birria): This is one of the specialties of Guadalajara. The tender lamb is stewed until it is soft and tasty, and paired with a rich spicy soup, it has a mellow taste and overflowing aroma. The deliciousness of mutton and the spiciness of chili blend perfectly, making every bite intoxicating. When eating, you can pair it with corn tortillas and dip the stew’s soup on the tortillas for a unique flavor. 2. Torta Ahogada: A unique sandwich filled with a variety of meats, vegetables and cheeses, then doused in a special sauce. The sauce is rich in flavor, with a slightly sweet, sour and spicy taste, which makes the whole sandwich taste richer. Take a bite, and the softness of the bread, the richness of the filling and the richness of the sauce spread in your mouth, making you want to stop. 3. Jalisco-style corn tortillas (Tacos de Carnitas): Made with fresh pork and cooked in a special way, the meat is tender and juicy, and the crust is golden and crispy. Paired with fresh vegetables and salsa, it is refreshing and de-greasy. The aroma of corn tortillas and the deliciousness of pork complement each other and are one of the representatives of Mexican cuisine. One bite and you’ll feel full of happiness. Travel Tips 1. Language communication: The official language of Mexico is Spanish. The local English penetration rate in Guadalajara is not high, so you can learn some basic Spanish vocabulary before traveling, such as greetings, numbers, expressions of common items, etc., to facilitate daily communication. You can also download a translation software in case of emergency. 2. Currency Exchange: The official currency of Mexico is the Mexican Peso, which can be exchanged at the airport, banks and exchange offices in Guadalajara. The US dollar is also widely used locally, but it is recommended to exchange some pesos for consumption in small shops and markets. When exchanging currency, you can compare the exchange rates of several exchanges and choose the most cost-effective exchange point. 3. Transportation: Guadalajara has a light rail and subway system, making travel convenient. When taking the subway, press the blue button and insert 10 pesos. A receipt will be printed with a QR code, which you can scan to enter the station. There are no subway station announcements, so you need to remember the station you want to get off at by looking at the sign outside. You can also choose a taxi or online car-hailing service, but be careful to choose a regular service to avoid being ripped off. If you want to visit nearby attractions, you can also take a long-distance bus. Tickets can be purchased online or by downloading an app, and there will be discounts. 4. Security issues: The overall security situation in Mexico is poor, and thefts and robberies occur from time to time. When traveling in Guadalajara, you must be vigilant and take care to keep your personal documents and belongings safe. Avoid going out alone at night, especially in secluded areas. If you encounter suspicious people or situations, leave as soon as possible and seek help from the police. In crowded places, such as markets, tourist attractions, etc., be especially careful to guard against thieves.

In Mexico's vast landscape, Guadalajara shines like a brilliant pearl, radiating its unique charm. This city, a blend of historical weight and modern dynamism, resembles a melodious symphony, waiting for travelers to listen and experience. Now, let's step into Guadalajara together and embark on this dreamlike journey. Upon arriving in Guadalajara, the main square in the city center—Guadalajara Plaza—greets us with its unique charm. In the square, ancient buildings stand in contrast to modern pedestrians. The Guadalajara Cathedral, built during the colonial period, is majestic and grand, its Gothic twin towers soaring into the sky. The exquisite murals and sculptures inside the church showcase the superb skills of the craftsmen of that time, transporting us back to that legendary era. Leaving the square, strolling through the streets and alleys of Guadalajara, you'll be captivated by the city's rich artistic atmosphere. Colorful graffiti adorns every corner, each a creative work depicting Mexican traditional culture or showcasing the landscape of modern society, each telling a unique story. And traditional Mexican music always finds its way to your ears. Street performers, holding guitars, trumpets, and other instruments, play passionate melodies, making you want to sway to the rhythm. Guadalajara is also a food paradise. Here, you can savor the most authentic Mexican cuisine. Corn tortillas are the soul of Mexican food, with various fillings paired with crispy or soft tortillas, offering a rich and diverse taste. And then there are the savory and spicy tacos, tender meat paired with fresh vegetables and special sauces. One bite is filled with Mexican passion and flavor. Of course, don't forget to have a glass of tequila, Mexico's national drink, which adds a unique flavor to your culinary journey with its distinct taste and rich aroma. As night falls, Guadalajara's nightlife is just beginning. Lively bars and restaurants are filled with locals and tourists, laughing and sharing good times. Under the lights, the city streets appear even more enchanting, with every corner exuding a unique charm. Guadalajara, this charming city, offers every traveler an unforgettable experience with its history, art, cuisine, and passion. Here, you can slow down, feel the pulse of the city, and create beautiful memories of your own.

The rooms feature high-quality beds and soft linens, ensuring a restful sleep after a tiring journey. Excellent soundproofing blocks outside noise, creating a peaceful retreat. Each room has a modern bathroom with a hot shower and premium toiletries. The air conditioning system allows for personalized temperature control, maintaining a comfortable environment. The hotel's service team is highly responsive and promptly addresses any requests. Whether it's room cleaning, replenishing supplies, or other service needs, they are handled efficiently, ensuring a seamless stay. Overall, the Hotel Square Lopez Mateos Ejecutivo Guadalajara offers attentive service and excellent leisure facilities, providing a memorable experience.

✨🌴【JW Marriott Guadalajara: Experience the Elegance and Passion of Mexico】🌵💫 Finally checked in to this hidden gem in Mexico's "Pearl City"! The blend of classic and modern design + incredibly attentive service perfectly captures the luxurious essence of JW Marriott. Every photo is Instagram-worthy. Check out this check-in guide～👇 📍【Perfect Location, Super Convenient】 The hotel is located in the prime area of downtown Guadalajara, a 5-minute walk to the landmark cathedral, a 10-minute taxi ride to the trendy art district, making shopping, dining, and sightseeing a breeze! 🏨【A Design Lover's Dream! Breathtaking Details】 The fusion of traditional Mexican elements × modern minimalist style creates a high-end feel. The giant crystal chandelier in the lobby is like a flowing feast of light and shadow. The atrium garden seems to bring the rainforest indoors. Every corner hides the ingenuity of artists～ 🛏️【Rooms Like a Palace in the Clouds】 Panoramic floor-to-ceiling windows overlook the city skyline. Velvet sofas + marble bathtubs add a touch of luxury. The bedding is so soft that you'll sink into the clouds in seconds. The turndown service thoughtfully provides chocolates & handwritten cards. Detail-oriented guests will be truly pampered! 🍴【A Fiesta for the Taste Buds】 🔸Brunch is a must! Freshly made cactus tacos drizzled with green sauce, crispy and juicy with every bite, paired with a Tequila Sunrise cocktail, completely awakens the vacation spirit! 🔸The rooftop bar offers stunning night views. Order a Mezcal specialty cocktail, enjoy the city lights with a slight buzz, and soak in the ambiance💃 💆【Rejuvenate at the Spa】 Head straight to the spa after a long day of exploring. Enjoy a full-body massage with local Mexican cactus essential oil. Hot stone therapy melts away fatigue instantly. Relax in the infinity pool under the starry sky. This is the right way to enjoy a vacation～ ✨【Tips for Nearby Activities】 ✔️A 10-minute walk to the historic Mercado Libertad, where you can find hand-embroidered dresses and painted pottery as souvenirs. ✔️A 15-minute taxi ride to the Cabañas Cultural Institute to admire the murals by José Clemente Orozco and experience the power of Latin American art. ✔️The hotel concierge can arrange a day trip to a tequila distillery for a cool experience of picking and tasting tequila. 🌟【Check-in Tips】 ✅There are traditional Mexican band performances on weekends, super exciting! ✅The bathroom amenities in the suites are from a British royal brand. ✅Remember to bring your swimsuit! The transparent glass walkway in the pool is perfect for photos. Staying here, I discovered that the beauty of Guadalajara is more than just passion. JW Marriott turns every detail of the journey into poetry～

🏨 From the moment I stepped into the hotel, I felt like I had traveled through time, arriving in a world where ancient and modern intertwine. The hotel's architectural design is rich in ancient charm, with old stones, exquisite carvings, and bronze doors, each detail exuding historical charm. Yet, stepping inside, the modern amenities and attentive service provided comfort and convenience. 🎈 The room's decor is simple yet elegant, and the spacious area and comfortable bed made me gasp in awe upon entering. Gently drawing back the curtains revealed a captivating view, as if narrating the city's story. Every morning, I woke up to the sounds of birdsong and the fragrance of flowers, embracing the tranquility and beauty. ✨ The Gamma Guadalajara Centro Historico is more than just a hotel; it's a place that makes you want to linger. Here, I experienced the weight of history, the convenience of modernity, and the joy of travel.

🔥Unveiling Guadalajara! Mexico's second-largest city, a hidden cultural treasure awaits you🔍 Hey friends, today we're taking you on a journey to the heart of Mexico—Guadalajara! This city is more than just Mexico's second-largest city; it's a cultural gem that has spanned four and a half centuries!✨ Want to experience authentic Mexican culture? Then start with Guadalajara's historic center!🚶‍♀️🚶‍♂️Each brick and tile of these diverse architectural complexes tells a story of the city's glory and vicissitudes. The majesty of the Guadalajara Cathedral, the solemnity of the Palacio de Gobierno, the splendor of the Teatro Degollado, the rustic charm of the Hospicio Cabañas, and the modernity of Expo Guadalajara—each sight is a feast for the eyes, as if traveling through a time tunnel!🏰🎭🏛️ But wait, the best is yet to come! When it comes to Mexico, how can we not mention tequila? It's the "soul of Mexico"!🌮️🍹Near Guadalajara, there's a super cool tequila town! Imagine strolling through vast agave plantations, the air filled with the faint aroma of tequila, and barrel-shaped cable cars taking you on a tour of the town. Aren't you eager to taste the authentic flavor of tequila?🚠🌿 Two days is enough to make you fall in love with this charming city! Come to Guadalajara and start your Mexican cultural exploration!🎒🌈

Merida, Mexico, a niche journey through time Merida, the capital of Yucatan, Mexico, is a city treated gently by time. It combines the ancient Mayan civilization with the Spanish colonial style. It is safe and niche, and is a treasure that travelers cannot miss. Come here and start a unique cultural exploration journey. Itinerary Planning Day 1: Historic Center and Cultural Landmarks • Morning: After arriving in Merida, head to the Plaza Grande in the city center. This is the heart of the city and is surrounded by many historical buildings. Built in the early colonial period of the 16th century, the Merida Cathedral (Catedral de San Ildefonso) is one of the oldest churches in the Americas. Its building materials came from demolished Mayan temples. It has witnessed religious changes and cultural integration. Its solemn exterior and exquisite interior decoration are worth careful appreciation. • Noon: Taste the local specialty Cochinita Pibil at a restaurant near the square. This national dish of Yucatán is made of slow-cooked pork marinated with lime and spices, then baked in banana leaves. The meat is tender, juicy and fragrant. • Afternoon: Visit the Government Palace (Palacio de Gobierno), built in 1892 and the seat of the Yucatán State Government. The green exterior is eye-catching, and the murals and paintings inside showcase the history and culture of the Yucatan Peninsula, providing an understanding of the local development context. Then stroll along Paseo de Montejo, a street lined with shops, restaurants and colonial buildings that evoke the elegance of the 19th century. Day 2: Exploring the Mayan Culture • Morning: Go to the Gran Museo del Mundo Maya de Mérida, which displays the history, culture and art of Mayan civilization, including precious cultural relics such as architecture, pottery, and jewelry. It is an excellent window to understand Mayan civilization and explore the mysterious Mayan world in depth. • Noon: Enjoy lunch at a restaurant near the museum and try Papadzules, a Merida specialty with an unforgettable taste. • Afternoon: Visit Casa de Montejo, the former residence of Spanish conquistador Francisco de Montejo. Built in the 16th century, it combines Spanish silversmith style and Italian Gothic-Renaissance architectural style, giving you a glimpse into the atmosphere of the Spanish nobility of the time. Day 3: Nature and Small Town Style • Morning: Go to the Pink Lake (Laguna Colorada), located about 40 kilometers north of Merida. It is a natural salt lake. The lake water presents a dreamy pink color due to special minerals, which contrasts with the blue sky. It is a great place to take beautiful photos and feel the magical colors of nature. • Noon: Enjoy local seafood dishes at a simple restaurant by the lake. Freshly caught fish and shrimp are simply cooked to preserve their original flavor. • Afternoon: Head to Celestun Wildlife Reserve, home to flamingos and other birds. Take a boat through the mangroves and get up close to see flocks of flamingos as they walk gracefully or spread their wings. It’s a spectacular sight. Transportation Guide • External transportation: You can first arrive in Mexico City, and then take a flight from Mexico City to Manuel Crescencio Rejón International Airport in Merida. The flight time is about 2 hours. You can also choose to take a long-distance bus from Cancun, which takes about 4 hours. • Internal Transportation: The urban area of ​​Merida is not large and many attractions can be reached on foot. If you want to go to further places, you can choose to take a taxi or local bus. In addition, you can also rent a car and drive yourself to the surrounding attractions. Food recommendations • Cochinita Pibil: Slow-cooked pork marinated with lime and spices, then baked in banana leaves, the meat is tender and has a unique aroma. • Papadzules: Special egg-filled corn tortillas with rich fillings and distinct taste layers. • Chaya drink: Made by crushing the local plant Chaya and mixing it with pineapple juice, it is refreshing, delicious and nutritious. Accommodation suggestions • Hotels in the historic center: It is recommended to stay in a hotel located in the historic center, such as the Fiesta Americana Mérida Hotel, which is convenient for transportation and surrounded by many restaurants and shops, so you can better experience the city atmosphere. • Characteristic B&Bs: Tourists who like personalized accommodation experience can choose B&Bs. There are some unique homestays near Montejo Avenue. The rooms are warmly decorated and some even have courtyards, full of Spanish colonial style.

I was a little scared to visit Mexico for the first time because I heard it was unsafe. I was traveling alone as a woman, but it was much more comfortable than I expected and the people and the city were warm. The cityscape is stylish no matter where you look, and prices are relatively low, so I'm grateful. I especially want you to visit Tlaquepaque!!! It's about a 20-30 minute taxi ride from the city center, and taxis are cheap, so it's easy to get to. At the tequila shop, you can try tequilas you like for free! The restaurants are a bit expensive, but they're not much different from restaurants in Japan, and the atmosphere and service are good. Many Mexican dishes use a lot of vegetables, so it was also a gourmet trip (๑>◡<๑) There are also many museums and art exhibitions, and I recommend entering them for free. I stayed at a hostel this time, so I shared a room with four other girls, but I was able to tell my roommates about recommended spots and become friends with them, so that was also one of the best parts of the trip ^_^ All inclusive, accommodation (4 nights) and food costs were less than 30,000 yen 🙌 #0yentravelFebruary2025 #sologirltravel #Mexico #Guadalajara #Tlaquepacke

#JanuaryGoodPlaces2025 Hilton Guadalajara This is a luxury hotel in Guadalajara with a modern design. As for dining, the hotel's restaurant offers a variety of delicious local cuisine. Facilities include a gymnasium and swimming pool to keep you active during your holiday. The overall feel is comfortable and high-end, suitable for business travelers.

In the Mexican city of Guadalajara, there is a hall that carries a heavy history and endless faith - Guadalajara Cathedral. This cathedral is not only a treasure of architecture, but also a home for the soul. The sun shines on the spire of the church, and the golden light and the ancient stone walls complement each other, as if whispering the story of the years. When you step into the church, you are instantly surrounded by a solemn and solemn atmosphere. The towering dome is like a staircase to heaven, and the stained glass windows refract brilliant light in the sun, like a blessing from God. Every stone, every mural, and every sculpture tells an ancient story and conveys the power of faith. The statue of Baby Jesus above the altar is the patron saint of the church, quietly guarding this sacred place. The church is not only a holy place for believers to pray, but also a window for tourists to explore history and culture. Here, you can feel the religious atmosphere of Mexico and appreciate the architectural art of Spanish Baroque style. Strolling around the church, those unique shops and cafes are not to be missed. Taste a sip of authentic Mexican coffee and feel the unique cultural atmosphere, let your soul be intoxicated in this tranquility and beauty. Guadalajara Cathedral is a shining pearl of Mexico and a must-see scenery on your journey. Here, you can slow down, listen to the echoes of history, feel the power of faith, and let your soul be truly baptized. Looking forward to your arrival, let us start this journey of faith through time together, and let Guadalajara Cathedral become an eternal treasure in your travel memories. Guadalajara Cathedral

📍Itinerary introduction: I went to Guacheng mainly for a business trip. It is a very beautiful city. 🏖️Check-in attractions: Chapala Lake, very big and beautiful, surrounded by many good bars and restaurants The old town in the city center has many beautiful buildings left over from the Spanish colonization, which is really not inferior to many Spanish cities. 🍜 I highly recommend the special food casa mariposa. I have been abroad for many years in different countries and the Chinese food I have eaten is really delicious! 🏠Accommodation recommendation: Most of the hotels with good reviews in the city center feel good. If you are close to the lake, the resort hotel in Chapala is recommended! 💡Notes:

《Templo Expiatorio del Santisimo》Sacramento C. Manuel Lopez Cotilla 935, Col Americana, Americana, 44160 Guadalajara, Jal., Mexico. The beauty of Neo-Gothic architecture. Beautiful windows, high ceilings, chandeliers, well-maintained, and impressive architecture. A perfect place to spend friendly, quiet, and relaxing time. Worth a visit.

Unexpected Day at Hospicio Cabañas Art Museum & A Sweet Surprise 🌟 2024.08.16 Originally our trip today was for market inspection, but after watching the first day of the exhibition, the bosses decided that the market here was not suitable for us, so we unexpectedly had free time today. In the morning, I decided to visit the Hospicio Cabañas Art Museum in the city center. The ticket for foreigners is only 80 Peso (about NT$140), which can be paid with cash and credit card. I stayed there for almost 3 hours and felt that the ticket was absolutely worth it! If your bags are large, you can store them in their lockers for free. It is recommended to bring small bags, otherwise you will worry about having to hold your wallet and mobile phone in your hands all the time. We arrived at about 10:30 in the morning, and there were very few people at that time. Basically, there were not many people when visiting the exhibition. Later, as it approached 12 noon, the crowd gradually increased, but in fact, compared with art galleries or museums in Europe, the crowd here is really relatively small! The main mural space shocked me as soon as I walked in! There is actually a QR code underneath the mural that will give an English explanation of the painting after scanning, but listening to it this way is quite time-consuming, so I decided to stay until 12:30 to listen to the English tour. There are English guided tours every day at 12:30 and 14:30. The tour guide's explanations were very clear, without a Spanish accent, allowing us to gain an in-depth understanding of the story of this historic building and murals. It is worth mentioning that there are murals by artist José Clemente Orozco, which are really amazing. The neoclassical style of the building itself, plus the murals covering the history, conquest, religion and humanity of Mexico, make people immersed in it. The building is even listed as a UNESCO World Heritage Site. The tour guide also mentioned some social problems faced by Mexico today, such as long working hours but lack of social security, which made me reflect on the reality of life in Mexico. For example, local commodity prices, whether it is stationery, furniture or even electronic products, are much more expensive than in Taiwan, but the locals do not have the corresponding income, which makes me feel that life is quite stressful. Although the topic this time is a bit deviated from the travel itself, for me, chatting with local people about life is the most meaningful part of the trip. Traveling is not just about enjoying the scenery, but also about understanding the lives and challenges of local people. I had lunch in the afternoon and stayed in the restaurant chatting until four o'clock in the afternoon, then walked around in silence and leisurely on the streets of the old city. We also made a special discovery on the way – a pink nougat! This is completely different from the soft nougat I had in Taiwan and the hard nougat I bought in Middle Eastern countries. We noticed this stall because there were so many bees around it, and we found out that the way they eat it is to shave the nougat into thin slices, then add lime juice and chili powder, and bite into it. It tastes sour, sweet, salty, and spicy. , is simply the epitome of all tastes of life, impressive! 🌶️🍋🍬 Tomorrow I start my real trip! This time I am going to Mexico City alone. I hope that the rest of the journey will be smooth and safe. 🥰✈️ #TravelDiaries #ArtAndCulture #Mexico #HospicioCabañas #TravelReflection #SweetSurprises #SoloTrip #localexperience

🌍 Mexico 🇲🇽Guadalajara Adventure: A Day of Food and Culture 2024/8/12 Explore the market and cultural district! We set out to explore another side of the city. Since the exchange rate at the airport was terrible, we decided to change money in the city. **I chose FOREIGN EXCHANGE CENTER WEST PEARL** The exchange point is near the church in the city center. The store is clean and large. The exchange rate is much better than that at the airport. You can exchange it for 1,780 pesos with 100 US dollars, which is 230 more than at the airport. Pesos, this feels like a better deal! After exchanging money, we walked about 10 minutes to **Mercado Libertad - San Juan de Dios**, which is the largest market in Guadalajara with a wide variety of products, ranging from handicrafts to daily necessities. My friends who were traveling with me started shopping like crazy, while I was busy looking for good-looking shot glass, haha! The lively atmosphere and dazzling variety of products in the market opened our eyes. In the afternoon, we took a taxi to the artistic **Tlaquepaque Centro**. The small shops here are super easy to browse, and every corner is filled with a strong artistic atmosphere. Many shops have clearly marked prices, so you don’t have to worry about being cheated, but you can still try your hand at bargaining. I bought some beautiful little souvenirs here and I am really satisfied. Afterwards, we took a short rest at the Internet celebrity restaurant **Restaurante Casa Luna**. This restaurant is beautifully decorated, has a great sense of space, and has a cozy atmosphere, perfect for sitting down with a drink and dessert. What was even more surprising was that we happened to encounter a live band playing and spent a leisurely two hours completely immersed in this beautiful afternoon. After that, we continued to walk around the streets of **Tlaquepaque** and enjoyed the unique charm here. We walked around until around 5pm. Although the sun was still very bright, we had not slept well in the past few days due to jet lag, so we decided to go back to the hotel early to rest. Guadalajara is a city full of surprises and charm, from the lively atmosphere of its markets to the artistic atmosphere of its cultural districts, which makes you want to visit again. This two-day trip not only allowed us to experience the local culture, but also indulged in food and shopping. If you have the chance to come back next time, you will definitely make Tlaquepaque a priority💕

Hey, friends! 👋 Today, I'm bringing you a hidden gem—the Guadalajara Cathedral. Imagine standing in front of this magnificent building, don't you feel a sense of sanctity? ✨ 1️⃣ Opening Hours: Don't miss out! 2️⃣ Visiting Order: Exterior first, then interior. 3️⃣ Notes: Keep quiet and respect local customs. After exploring the cathedral, you'll find that it's not just a building, but a symbol of Mexican culture and faith. 🌍 Are you ready for this spiritual and visual feast?

Hey friends! 👋 If your travel list is missing a soul-stirring destination, I highly recommend you check out the Guadalajara Cathedral! This place is not only a masterpiece of architectural art but also the soul of Mexican culture. Imagine, under the sunlight, the magnificent cathedral seems to whisper the chapters of history...✨ 🕍 Exterior: The first thing that catches your eye is its majestic exterior, with each stone telling an ancient story. 🎨 Interior Exploration: Step inside the cathedral, and the murals and sculptures take you through time, letting you feel the power of faith. 👣 Strolling Around: Don't forget to stroll around the cathedral; those unique little shops and cafes are also not to be missed! 📷 Photo Tips: Remember to take photos in the allowed areas to capture this sacred and beautiful moment in your travel diary. Personal Experience: Every time I visit here, I am deeply moved by the solemnity and beauty of this cathedral. Each brick and tile is filled with stories, making one inevitably enchanted. Have you ever been to a place that captivated your heart? Come and share your travel stories! 📍

Hey friends, today let's talk about a dazzling gem of Mexico - the Guadalajara Cathedral. Imagine exploring the soul and history of a city in a devout atmosphere, isn't it a unique experience? 🌍 This cathedral is located in the state of Jalisco, and it is not only a landmark but also a convergence of culture and faith. Its magnificent exterior and rich connotations are reasons why every traveler must check it out. 🚌 Getting here is super convenient! Whether by bus, taxi, or on foot, you can easily reach it. The scenery along the way is also a visual feast not to be missed! 💡 Here are some visiting tips: 1️⃣ Pay attention to the opening hours and plan your trip in advance. 2️⃣ Appreciate the architectural beauty and interior artworks from outside to inside. 3️⃣ Respect local customs, keep quiet, and enjoy the sacred moments. Sharing a little insight: Every trip, I always find inner peace in religious places. How about you? Do you have any special travel sanctuaries to share? Tell me in the comments!