If you’ve ever dreamed of traveling back in time and experiencing a traditional Mexican festival as it was celebrated decades ago, the Verbena Jamaica del Pasado in Ajijic is exactly what you’re looking for. This vibrant celebration, full of color, flavor, and tradition, is one of the most beloved events in the Pueblo Mágico of […]
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A Sweet Tradition You Need to Experience If you’ve ever visited Ajijic, Jalisco, you know this magical town is full of color, culture, and flavor. If not, now’s the perfect time to discover one of its sweetest and most unique traditions: the Capirotada Fair in Ajijic. This event not only celebrates one of Mexico’s most
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As part of the XXX Encuentro Internacional del Mariachi y la Charrería in Chapala, we were immersed in a dazzling celebration, with the majestic lake as a backdrop. With the extraordinary participation of Mariachi Sol de Plata from Ecuador, Mariachi Tecolotes de Piura from Peru and Mariachi Real de Axixic from Mexico, who were accompanied
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Chapala, Jalisco, Mexico is a small but vibrant town located on the shores of the largest lake in Mexico. It is a popular tourist destination due to its rich culture, scenic beauty, and welcoming people. This article will delve into the fascinating history and culture of Chapala, Jalisco, Mexico and highlight its must-see attractions, cuisine,
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Ajijic offers a wide variety of activities for those who visit it or those who live permanently. We invite you to know them!
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Ajijic, is a magical town of creation, inspiration and connection with nature, where you can enjoy the magnificent climate most of the year. These are some of the photos of this magical place. *Photos with copyright reserved
An extraordinary story that tells the daily life of a woman in the old Ajijic of the 40s
By Ilse Hoffmann(Published in El Ojo del Lago, November 2000) “I want to put a stop to the rumor that has been circulating around town. The one that says the old train station my family donated to the town of Chapala will be converted into a disco, bar, restaurant, casino, etc. It was donated for use
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By Catherine A. MacKenzie Early Wednesday morning transforms an ordinary street in Ajijic into a party among strangers. Inside, the tight air tries to shed itself of the fused flavours of flowers and fried fat. My sweaty palms grasp my purse with the concealed pesos to my chest, in an attempt to protect it from
By Neill James (Ed. Note: The following article was first published in 1946 in the magazine Modern Mexico. Ms. James, known as the “Godmother of Ajijic,” set many of her charming stories and books here at Lakeside.) Ajijic is an old, old village. Our solidly built Franciscan Church bears the date when it was finished:
