The inner city of Guadalajara is convulsive with the past and culture. Many charms are located in the city's historic centre and in the adjacent city of Zapopan. Parks, churches and museums boom next to bullfights, rodeos and futbol. Nearby are the towns of Tequila, where the drink of the same name is produced, and Tlaquepaque and Tonala, where Mexican artisans create an abundance of craft items. Mariachi, which created in the region, is a normal view and sound in Guadalajara.
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Climate – The climate of the Guadalajara is often considered as the mild throughout the year. Sunny weather or summer season lasts for April and May. December and January experience the coolest temperature and rain comes just after the summer months (June to September) with July and August experience most rain.
Get in - Libertador Miguel Hidalgo International Airport is located in the south of the city. You can take taxi from the airport, but most of the hotel gives pick and drop facilities to airport, these needs to be managed in advance. There is also a bus stop at the bottom of Terminal -1 to the historic centre. The Airport serves many flights for different cities of the world.
Getting around - The city is perfect for walking and if you can try to manage a bicycle, then it would be good. Most attractions are situated within few miles away from each other. For longer trips, board on the bus, subway or a taxi, even there are also horse chariots which are little costly, but best for those travellers who wants to travel in a royal style to city centre.
One of Mexico’s largest cities, Guadalajara has all the magnetism of an urban getaway – diverse dining and accommodations, an abundance of museums and cultural sites, and a buzzing nightlife. You will experience a great time here and definitely want to book again business class flight tickets to Guadalajara. Come and experience its attractions through your eyes!