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Comala is a small town and seat of the municipality of Comala in the Mexican state of Colima.
Comala is a very small city and it's famous because of its white houses, and for Juan Rulfo's novel Pedro Páramo, in which the sad town of Comala is described as a "pueblo de fantasmas" (ghost town) because its dead inhabitants wander the town as if in purgatory.
Comala is also famous for its "botaneros", pubs where people go to have a drink and receive free "botanas" (snacks), usually with live music.
Comala was named a "Pueblo Mágico" in 2002.
Comala is a few kilometers from Nogueras. Nogueras was once a sugar plantation. Today the town has been rehabilitated and the former sugar mill now serves a museum. This museum is run by the Universidad de Colima.
Comala is a very small city and it's famous because of its white houses, and for Juan Rulfo's novel Pedro Páramo, in which the sad town of Comala is described as a "pueblo de fantasmas" (ghost town) because its dead inhabitants wander the town as if in purgatory.
Comala is also famous for its "botaneros", pubs where people go to have a drink and receive free "botanas" (snacks), usually with live music.
Comala was named a "Pueblo Mágico" in 2002.
Comala is a few kilometers from Nogueras. Nogueras was once a sugar plantation. Today the town has been rehabilitated and the former sugar mill now serves a museum. This museum is run by the Universidad de Colima.
Comala Travel Blogs
Feb 28, 2003 – Mar 08, 2003
I flew to Comala, Colima, Mexico to meet my husbands family. It was after the earthquake. Although there was extensive damage the church was being renovated and the town was friendly and beautiful. The streets were lined with cobblestone and small little ranches and homes everywhere. They have lots of land and a ranch, everyone owns a store, even a tortilla factory. The people are friendly and you have to try the ponche. The trees are all tropical and there are fruits you have never seen.
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Nov 18, 2005 – Nov 20, 2005
Guadalajara, Mexico -› Colima, Mexico -› …
For those looking for something different than Cancun... Manzanillo is a good choice. Cheap, nice beaches and a beautiful highway!
And Guadalajara... what can I say... the most mexican city!
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