Shop local & purchase your weekly groceries while joining in a tradition that goes back to indigenous times.

Meet new people & learn about Indian food from a chef as he prepares the evening’s meal in front of you — then dig in & fill your belly.

This 19th-century cemetery-turned-historical museum is something to do in Guadalajara that will take you off the beaten path.

Tapalpa, one of Mexico’s 121 “magic towns,” is located in the pine-covered mountains two hours southwest of Ajijic.

Visiting this organic goat farm in Mezcala is actually the perfect way to spend a leisurely weekend.

This short hike to a waterfall in the hills north of Ajijic is especially popular (and wet) after it rains.

Sunday is usually a person’s only day off in Mexico & it’s usually spent with family or friends. The malecones in Ajijic & Chapala are increasingly popular places for weekend visitors from nearby Guadalajara.

Horseback rides through Ajijic or on mountainside trails with a town legend.

A $60 USD ticket & a few hours on a first-class bus take you a hop, skip & a jump east of Lake Chapala & into the land of Michoacán.