It is said that there are more Canadian and US citizens living in Chapala than in any other municipality outside of Canada and the United States. This is not surprising considering that the Lake Chapala region is beautiful and it is filled with culture, history and art.
Chapala, Ajijic, Mezcala and More – The Lake Chapala Region of Jalisco
by Scott Fleischmann on June 11, 2011 in Ajijic, Architecture, Chapala, Culture, Guadalajara, Jalisco, Mezcala, Music, Religion & Spirituality, Visual Arts, Weather
Monterrey – Mexico’s Magnificent ‘Sultan of the North’
by Peter Colman on June 1, 2011 in Anthropology, Archaeology, Arts, Business and Economy, Colonial Destinations, Conferences, Conventions, Culture, Dance, Education, Festivals, History, Industries, Music, Northern Mexico, Nuevo Leon, Regions & States, Uncategorized, Visual Arts
The city of Monterrey, with a population in excess of 3.4 million, is Mexico’s third largest city and high tech/industrial centerpiece. Monterrey also enjoys the distinction of being one of Latin America’s more enchanting cosmopolitan centers.
Portrait of Jay Dunn, Photojournalist Extraordinaire
by Peter Colman on May 31, 2011 in Arts, Education, Festivals, Locations, My Mexican Experience, Religion & Spirituality, Uncategorized, Visual Arts, Yucatan
For over ten years, Jay Dunn has been criss-crossing Africa, Asia, the Americas and Mexico in search of an elusive and complex human specie. His passion and mission are both aesthetic and humanitarian at heart. His welcomed weapon of choice – his camera.
Mexican Truck
by tgc on May 30, 2011 in Sociology
This is one of our humorous post and shouldn’t be take serious. Is this a Mexican truck? How does the driver drive in this truck without being able to see the main mirror and only using his side mirrors?
The Haciendas of Jalisco – Luxury with Plenty of Space
by Scott Fleischmann on May 28, 2011 in Activities, Food & Drink, Guadalajara, Guadalajara, Horseback Riding, Hotels, Jalisco, Locations, Mexican Food Specialties, Tourism





