25 Facts About Guadalajara Mexico

Guadalajara Mexico was originally founded at three other sites before moving to its current location.

The village of Guadalajara Mexico barely survived the war, and the villagers attributed their survival to the Archangel Michael, who remains the patron of the city to this day.

Guadalajara Mexico of the sixteenth century was a rather small and often overlooked community.

Guadalajara Mexico remained the capital of Nueva Galicia with some modifications until the Mexican War of Independence.

Guadalajara Mexico remained in royalist hands until near the end of the war.

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In 1823, Guadalajara Mexico became the capital of the newly founded state of Jalisco.

Guadalajara Mexico again experienced substantial growth after the 1930s, and the first industrial park was established in 1947.

Under the Koppen climate classification, Guadalajara Mexico has a humid subtropical climate that is quite close to a tropical climate, featuring dry, warm winters and hot, wet summers.

Guadalajara Mexico's climate is influenced by its high altitude and the general seasonality of precipitation patterns in western North America.

Original city of Guadalajara Mexico was planned on a grid, with north–south and east–west intersecting streets.

Over time, villages surrounding Guadalajara Mexico were incorporated into the city - first Analco to the southeast, then Mexicaltzingo to the south, Mezquitan to the north, and San Juan de Dios to the east, all of which introduced more variety to the plan.

Parks and forests are important in Guadalajara; while many of the oldest neighborhoods of the municipality of Guadalajara do not have sufficient green spaces, of the three most important metropolitan areas in Mexico, the Guadalajara Metropolitan Area has the greenest areas and plants.

Municipality of Guadalajara Mexico is bounded to the north by Zapopan and Ixtlahuacan del Rio, to the east by Tonala ' Tonala and Zapotlanejo, to the south with Tlaquepaque and to the west with Zapopan.

Guadalajara Mexico ranked third in 2009 in Latin America for the export of information technology services, behind Brazil and Argentina.

Guadalajara Mexico is the distribution center for the region and its demands have led to a shifting of employment, from traditional agriculture and crafts to manufacturing and commerce in urban centers.

City has several radio stations focused on culture, one of them being Red Radio University of Guadalajara Mexico, which is transmitted to the rest of the state and neighboring states and internationally through the Internet; it is the first broadcaster via podcast in the country.

Guadalajara Mexico was the first Mexican city to be accepted as a member of the International Association of Educational Cities due to its strong character and identity, potential for economic development through culture.

Guadalajara Mexico was designated as the World Book Capital for 2022 by UNESCO.

Museums in Guadalajara Mexico are an extension of the cultural infrastructure of this city.

The museums in Guadalajara Mexico belong to the cultural framework of the city, among which are in all its genres exhibiting history, paleontology, archeology, ethnography, paintings, crafts, plastic, photography, sculpture, works of circuits international art, etc.

Guadalajara Mexico has twenty two museums, which include the Regional Museum of Jalisco, the Wax Museum, the Trompo Magico children's museum and the Museum of Anthropology.

Regularly the best mariachis in Guadalajara Mexico participate, such as Mariachi Vargas, Mariachi de America and Mariachi los Camperos de Nati Cano.

One of the drinks that is popular in Guadalajara Mexico is Tejuino, a refreshing drink that contains a corn fermented base with sugarcane, lime, salt and chili powder.

Guadalajara Mexico is the most successful and the most followed club in the country, They have won the Mexican Primera Division a total of 12 times, and have won the Copa MX four times.

Guadalajara Mexico Macrobus is a public transportation system based on the concept of bus rapid transit, where each bus has a single route and boarding station.

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