The Guadalajara Reporter
Guadalajara's Largest English Newspaper
Sabius is a Guadalajara-based organization that assists senior citizens who want to offer talks or courses in their field of experience.
With the Colima Volcano filling the air with fireworks almost daily, it is no wonder that visitors to the state of Colima are asking for souvenirs related to El Volcán.
Last weekend, members of Ecoturismo Xalisco, a successful hiking and camping club, invited me to help them celebrate their tenth anniversary at La Selvita Park, located near the town of Tototlán, 50 kilometers east of Guadalajara and easy to reach from the Lake Chapala area.
Several of Mexico’s richest gold and silver mines were located near the town of Etzatlán, which lies 70 kilometers west of Guadalajara.
El Bosque del Centinela is a one-square-kilometer area of woodland located just over two kilometers north of the northern Guadalajara Periférico or beltway.
In 1896, British archaeological artist Adela Breton visited a newly excavated shaft tomb in Jalisco, thought to be 1,500 years old.
Archaeologist Ericka Blanco, director of the Centro Interpretativo Guachimontones Phil Weigand (CIG), told me a year ago that many foreign visitors – out of the 150,000 in total annually – ask for a booklet to take back to their home countries.