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The Cuale River Market celebrates its 45th anniversary
The emblematic Río Cuale Municipal Market began the celebration of the first 45 years of construction with a popular street party. It has 156 shops that offer crafts and food.
Discover Tuba: The refreshing drink that conquers Puerto Vallarta
With a perfect balance between acid and sweet, tuba stands out as one of the most traditional and refreshing drinks in Jalisco.
An icon of love: The statue of Elizabeth Taylor and Richard Burton in Puerto Vallarta
The statue of the Hollywood acting couple is located at the entrance to Casa Kimberly, a boutique hotel that was the couple's former residence during their idyllic romances in the city.
Tlaquepaque, a charming destination with an artisan tradition
Tlaquepaque is a charming destination that combines the beauty of its colonial architecture, the richness of its traditional crafts and the warmth of its cultural atmosphere. Discover this wonderful city! (more…)
Casa Kimberly , a haven of love in Vallarta
The Kimberly House witnessed the romance between Richard Burton and Elizabeth Taylor. It is since the 60's that the love of the famous couple left its mark on the history of Puerto Vallarta.
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Tourism: brief history of a growing activity
Tourism is constantly evolving. Since ancient times, humans have made trips for different reasons. Today we briefly recount the history to the present day. (more…)
Mexican culture and traditions that tourists love
Mexican culture and traditions have been passed down from generation to generation and many tourists visit Mexico to live these cultural experiences.
In the Malecon is all of Puerto Vallarta
If you didn't go to the Malecón, you weren't in Puerto Vallarta. Art, culture, food, charming sunsets and a fresh sea breeze, all in one place.
The temples of Banderas Bay: history and worship
To talk about temples and parishes around this municipality is to touch the fibers of the soul 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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Cuale Island, the heart of Vallarta