The day Queen Isabel received the keys to Vallarta
Mountain architecture in Puerto Vallarta, in the mid-XNUMXth century
Traditional Vallarta architecture, a legacy that makes us fall in love
Although the years have passed and modernity has penetrated Vallarta, there is something that distinguishes our city and makes it unique: the beauty of its traditional architecture.
The Raicilla Dama Juana Festival returns to Vallarta
From March 13 to 15 on the island of the Rio Cuale, Puerto Vallarta will hold for the fourth consecutive year, a party dedicated to La Raicilla. READ MORE
Cuale Island, the heart of Vallarta
The Río Cuale´s island has been transformed over the years, by nature and by the people of Vallarta who consider it heart of the city.
On the Malecon is all Puerto Vallarta
If you did not go to the Malecon, you were not in Puerto Vallarta. Art, culture, food, sunsets of charm and a fresh sea breeze, all in one place.
The temples of Banderas Bay: history and worship
To speak of temples and parishes around this municipality is to touch the soul fibers of a great regional identity. A walk through the churches of San José del Valle, San Vicente, San Juan de Abajo and Virgen del Tintoque.
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Pre-Hispanic dance in Vallarta, an ancient tradition
The Yaopantli Xiutlicutli group preserves the tradition of pre-Hispanic dance in Vallarta. They not only dance, offer their energy in motion in a wonderful philosophy of life. READ MORE
The Parish of San Miguel in the Pitillal
Parish of San Miguel Arcángel in the Pitillal
The Church of San Miguel Arcángel is a symbol of faith for the faithful and of belonging to the population of Pitillal. Every September 29 they celebrate their traditional festivities.
Casa Kimberly, a refuge of love in Vallarta
The Kimberly House witnessed the romance between Richard Burton and Elizabeth Taylor. It is from the 60's that the love of the famous couple left their mark on the history of Puerto Vallarta.
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Tacos, The Mexican dish by excellence