Estado de Aguascalientes Travel and Tourism Guide

Two years ago, I road tripped down to Brownsville, TX from Grand Rapids, MI. From there we walked across the bridge into Mexico to visit the markets for the day. It was wierd. Brownsville is a really high processed town. There was alot of people just standing at the border line on mexico's side, and the occasionally sellers of fruit or hats. Once we got past the entrance area, we took a bus taxi. (Theres alot of taxis and bus drivers transporting people to the market). The drive was a little ...

Aguascalientes is one of the smallest states in Mexico. It host one of the biggest Fair in Mexico, Central and South America. This fair is only in Aguascalientes for 1 month, after the fair is over Aguascalientes returns to its normal state. In fair honesty Aguascalientes is a regular small city, with nothing to do but to visit the city center and a bunch of cathedrals. It does have culture and it has one of the biggest schools that trains young men as Toreros. It's worth a visit for 1-2 days.

A quick, fun trip through Mexico. Places I visited in 4 days: Monterrey, Monclova, San Pedro, Torreon, Aguascaliente, Irapuato, Leon, Mexico City (Airport) and Merida.

i went on two seperate day cruises around banderas bay, which is where puerto vallarta is located. the first was with the 'sarape.' we went snorkeling at los arcos, and stopped in at las animas for a couple hours to swim, snorkel, lounge in the sun, eat fresh coconuts and mangos, and roll in the sand like content little pups. that particular cruise ended with a visit to the little village of quimixto, where i hiked a number of miles to a waterfall. Las animas was my favorite adventure, as i ...