Head-first into the Huentitan Canyon
The Huentitan Canyon skirts by the northeastern perimeter of Guadalajara. It was declared a Protected Natural Area in 1997.
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Guadalajara's Largest English Newspaper
The Huentitan Canyon skirts by the northeastern perimeter of Guadalajara. It was declared a Protected Natural Area in 1997.
An instructor oversees young swimmers at Acquatix, which boasts a water purification system that uses sea salt, separating it into sodium and chlorine.
Photo by Jose Gerardo Molina Huichol Indian Rafael Carrillo dropped in on the Museo de la Ciudad de Guadalajara’s special Huichol pilgrimage exhibit to pose next to a much younger version of himself.
Chapala native Francisco Javier Ochoa Gallileo has forged his own niche in the Lakeside boating industry.
Later this month Tonala will host the famous “Dance of the Tastoanes,” an annual ritual commemorating an indigenous insurgence during the Spanish invasion of western Mexico.
At least 17,000 young people marched through Guadalajara last Saturday to voice their displeasure at the election of Enrique Peña Nieto and the media’s “imposition” of the Institutional Revolutionary Party (PRI) candidate.
After ten years living, studying bread and pastry techniques and working in bakeries in Normandy, France, a couple who met at the University of Guadalajara have returned and established a bakery, Oh La La!