Tequila shot and cocktail Sangrita at small drinking glasses
Today we will take you on a journey full of unique and magical flavors with the typical drinks of Jalisco. You will surely find the very essence of our land in each sip, in which you can notice its history and the passion with which they have been created.
Let us guide you through this sensory experience that will make you live Jalisco in every drop.
8 typical Jalisco drinks for lovers of flavor and good life
Tejuino: refreshing heritage of our land
Fill yourself with morning energy with a pajarete
Escamocha: fruity party in every spoonful
Our eternal passion, tequila
Lets not forget Raicilla
Pots and cantaritos from Amatitán: friends of the celebrations
A spicy touch for the daring with the vampires
Atole de cascarilla: warm and comforting hug
7 typical Jalisco drinks for lovers of flavor and good life
In each of these typical drinks you will experience the magic of our origins and the richness of the Jalisco culture.
Join us as we explore together these liquid jewels that have been part of our history and tradition.
Tejuino: refreshing heritage of our land
The tejuino, with its ancestral soul, is a gift from our indigenous roots. Made from fermented corn and piloncillo, its fame is such that you will find it in various parts of the streets of La Perla Tapatía.
There’s nothing like enjoying it chilled, especially on those sunny days that make us long for a breath of fresh air. It is served with natural lemon juice, salt grains and an optional lemon snowball to enhance its unique flavor.
Fill yourself with morning energy with a pajarete
Imagine a sunrise in the fields of Jalisco, and just like that, with that essence that you feel, you will find the spirit of the pajarete. This combination of freshly milked cow’s or goat’s milk, brandy and hints of cinnamon and piloncillo is the perfect boost to start the day.
Chocolate, vanilla, eggnog, coffee or marzipan are also often added. It is best to enjoy it warm and accompany it with some delicious rolls or empanadas.
Escamocha: fruity party in every spoonful
Escamocha is like a dance of fruits in each glass. Fresh fruits such as papaya, banana, watermelon, pineapple and melon, diced, come together in a game of flavors with a touch of chamoy and orange juice that make it even more irresistible.
Serve it chilled and feel free to add your favorite fruit to personalize it. Accompany it with some exquisite ceviche tostadas and live the magic of Jalisco in each spoonful.
Our eternal passion, tequila
Who can talk about Jalisco without mentioning tequila? The elixir that represents us before the world. This blue agave distillate is the manifestation of our passion and pride.
To savor the complexity of its notes, we recommend enjoying it neat, at room temperature. But if you are looking for a more refreshing experience, dare to make a classic margarita with a twist of fresh lime.
Also accompany it with some delicious snacks, such as pork rinds or guacamole.
Discover what is tejuino and why you should try it?
What is Raicilla?
Pots and cantaritos from Amatitán: friends of the celebrations
Casseroles and cantaritos are inseparable friends of Jalisco’s celebrations. The cazuelas, a mix of tequila, grapefruit soda, orange and lime, are ideal for sharing with friends. Cantaritos, on the other hand, are more intimate and personal.
If you want to live the complete experience of the cantaritos, surrounded by the culture and architecture of the Jalisco municipalities, you have to visit Amatitán, Jalisco.
Both cazuelas and cantaritos are perfect to accompany Mexican appetizers or main courses. However, to enhance the experience, accompany them with a delicious roast beef or some al pastor tacos.
The magic of Jalisco becomes more vibrant with each toast!
Vampiritos: with a spicy touch for the daring
If you are looking for an experience with a daring touch, the little vampires are for you. This spicy cocktail combines tomato, lemon, clamato, shrimp and various sauces, it is perfect for sunny afternoons or nights full of life.
Pair it with some delicious peanuts or ceviche tostadas to balance the heat with the freshness or to revive you after a night of fun.
Taste it very cold and discover the perfect balance between sweet and spicy.
Atole de cascarilla: warm and comforting hug.
For cold mornings or nights, cascarilla atole is a warm hug that comforts the soul. Made from corn, cinnamon, piloncillo and cocoa shells, it is like a liquid caress that embraces your senses.
Prepare it hot and serve it with some freshly baked shells for a comforting experience. It is one of the perfect ways to end the day in Jalisco.
Each of these typical drinks contains a bit of history, a pinch of magic and an immense love for our land. We invite you to let yourself be carried away by the discovery of flavors, to taste with an open heart and to share these delicacies with your loved ones on your next visit.
Cheers and enjoy these wonders that make the richness of our culture a reality!
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There has modern and fully equipped hospitals and many more excellent health care centers of all kinds in the Bay of Banderas area including from Nuevo Nayarit, Bucerias and Punta Mita. so finding what you need will never be a problem.
If you go to a small clinic that may be attached to a Farmacia, and may be free or a very low cost.
Amazing Medical Care in Puerto Vallarta
Medical care in Puerto Vallarta, where most doctors speak English, is probably the same and better, much faster to receive and cheaper than in your hometown of the north.
These modern hospitals and support facilities in Puerto Vallarta have excellent doctors/ specialists who speak English, use the latest laboratory technology and X-rays, have a staff that speaks primarily English and hospitals will accept some International health insurance issued in the US.
Now there are a large number of expats living in Puerto Vallarta with many more in the process of moving or thinking of moving to Puerto Vallarta. Some live here full time and others live part-time. Some are of Medicare retirement age and others are younger. Some are from the United States and others from Canada and other countries.
Some are in good health and others have chronic health problems, so there is a need for a wide variety of international health insurance options.
Since there is such a wide variety of options, we can not present in detail in this publication all the details and variations because they are personal. However, what we can do here is give the following introduction to the type of programs available. We can recommend reputable insurance professionals who can answer all your questions and offer coverage options.
International health insurance: Several insurance companies provide a wide range of health coverage for when you are outside of your country of origin. Travel medical insurance: The policies are adapted to short international trips and there is no subscription to these policies, although the pre-existing conditions may be relevant in case of a claim. Medical evacuation insurance: This coverage provides air ambulance service. Some will take you to the city of your choice, others to the nearest city for your type of attention. Travel cancellation insurance: Depending on the policy, you can recover the cost of your unused flight, unused hotel costs and a certain amount of emergency medical treatment.
Since there are so many international health insurance options, it’s important to work with a knowledgeable person so that you can buy the right policy for you. Insurance is generally not accepted for outpatient services, such as doctor’s appointments, X-rays, laboratory tests, etc. When admitted to any hospital, the hospital will require a deposit with a credit card in an amount of between 10,000 and 50,000 pesos, depending on the situation. You can request that the deposit not be executed but retained until more information is known about the insurance, the condition, the expected treatment costs, etc. If you have health insurance for Mexico, you must notify the hospital at the time of admission and request to contact the insurance company immediately to obtain a prior certification of coverage to demonstrate that the procedure such as surgery, MRI, etc. is a medical necessity. This starts the process by which the hospital will contact the insurance company to obtain a guarantee of payment, fewer deductibles or items not covered so that you can know the charge of your credit card. In addition, you or a representative should contact your insurance company immediately if you are hospitalized.
In general, the medical care you receive while traveling outside of the United States is not covered by regular Medicare. However, Medicare Plan F covers costs not covered by Medicare Parts A and B, including reimbursement of international medical expenses required up to 60 days after leaving the US. You pay the portion of the charge you would normally pay for covered services. This includes any necessary medical and ambulance service that you receive in a foreign country as part of a covered hospitalization for inpatients. It also pays the coinsurance, copays, and deductibles you would normally pay if you had these same services or supplies in the United States. Because Medicare has very limited coverage outside the US you can choose to buy travel insurance or an international health insurance policy. If you have a policy of this type, you should check with your insurance provider to see what is covered.
Mexican National Health Insurance IMSS The Federal Government of Mexico provides medical care to its citizens as guaranteed by its Constitution. In addition, the Mexican government, through the Mexican Social Security Institute (IMSS), offers affordable health insurance for all Mexican residents regardless of their nationality if they qualify and are willing to pay the fee. The IMSS is what ordinary health care employers buy for their workers while they have private insurance for themselves and their families.
The IMSS insurance is cheap, around $700 a year, but, like all government services everywhere, it is very bureaucratic and long waiting times and limited services are normal. Also, if you have a pre-existing condition, it will not be approved. Some expatriates have IMSS, but many still return to the US for Medicare or Veteran’s Medical due to important medical problems. We have heard good things about the IMSS doctors, who sometimes also practice in private hospitals. But the system has long waiting times, lacks adequate capacity, technology and supplies to meet minimum US standards. So it does not really provide the quality medical care that most expats require.
Medical Tourism
Everyone was more than satisfied with the results and it was much cheaper than doing it in the states. In addition, they could enjoy a wonderful vacation in PV while they recovered. Dental implants, bridges, etc. They are much less here and there are several highly qualified dentists here. Even continuing education is taught to dentists around the world. Its offices have state-of-the-art equipment. People with older spouses, brothers, etc. They have found wonderful care and care for loved ones here. Some have caregivers 24/7 in their residence and others have placed them in homes that specialize in providing excellent hospice care. All this is a fraction of what the price would be in the United States.
Pharmacies
All the large supermarket chains in Mexico have pharmacies in their stores and several even have medical offices attached if you need to see a doctor to get a prescription. Virtually all medications available in the US are also available in Mexico, and mostly at a fraction of the cost. Chains of independent pharmacies such as Farmacia Guadalajara, Ahorro Farmacia and others are everywhere, and many are open 24 hours a day. Your doctor will give you a prescription for everything you prescribe, but only antibiotics require it here. It is very difficult to obtain an opioid-type medication in Mexico because they simply do not use much and only in special situations, apparently not like the United States.
Medical Tourism
The past few years, people are realizing that besides being a beautiful tropical paradise, Puerto Vallarta offers state-of-the-art medical facilities along with board certified and bi-lingual physicians. Geographically easily accessible with an international airport, flights arrive daily from all points across North America. We offer surgical packages on plastic surgery, bariatric surgery, orthopedic surgery, eye surgery and others. Prices for these types of procedures are substantially less than in the US and Canada and without a long wait time. Diagnostic studies and lab work are performed with state of the art equipment, are much less expensive here and there is normally no more than a 24 hour wait for an appointment.
With the prices of medical care soaring, now is the time to consider participating in this phenomenon known as “Medical Tourism”.
Insurance
One of the most important aspects of taking responsibility for your healthcare is to be financially prepared for a medical emergency! If you are traveling to Puerto Vallarta for vacation, it is imperative that you check to see if your coverage at home is accepted and will cover you in Mexico. Your best bet is to purchase a good traveler’s insurance policy. These policies are much more widely accepted in the area than your private insurance “from home”. Or if you live here full time, it is important to have an insurance that is widely accepted at all private hospitals in the area. We do not sell insurance but we do work with several reputable agents. Remember that neither U.S. Medicare nor Canadian Government coverage are accepted here.
It is also very important to understand the difference between the public sector and the private sector in Mexico.
Preparing, translating and submitting a claim to your insurance company from Mexico can be quite an ordeal. The paperwork necessary is oftentimes different than what is required in the United States or Canada.
Finding a health insurance online can be very confusing. Having a good, clear cut policy can put your mind at ease, should a medical emergency arise.
A huge proportion of the North American population either has arrived at or is approaching retirement age. Recently AARP named Puerto Vallarta the Number One place in the world for Americans to retire. If you missed it last month, here is the link again. There are many reasons Puerto Vallarta was chosen: proximity to US & Canada, quality of life, lower cost of living, relaxed lifestyle, and climate. But by far one of the most significant is the availability and quality of healthcare. This is a very real concern to us all as we move into our 50s, 60s and older. As a realtor speaking to potential future residents of Puerto Vallarta, I am asked over and over about the level of health care in very specific details.
As far as quality of care and level of expertise of the doctors, nurses and technicians here, just read the many letters to editors of our English newspapers, where you will find rave reviews of patient experiences. There are several first rate hospitals, all located no more than a 20 minute drive from downtown Vallarta, with easy access from Rivera Cuale, which is located in the heart of town. These hospitals feature state of the art equipment; ambulance service is staffed with professional EMTs as well.
Most amazing to visitors is that you can usually see a doctor the same day you call for an appointment, or if you need a specialist, no more than a day or two later. Most doctors here are bilingual and have done studies abroad in their specialty.
I think the most significant health news today in Mexico is about a very important movement that has begun right here in Jalisco by one of our full time residents. He was previously an aide to a US Senator before moving to Puerto Vallarta, where he owns and operates a small hotel. Being familiar with the ins and outs of legislation in Congress, he formed a group about two years ago to lobby the US Congress to do a pilot study with an eye to recognizing Medicare for Seniors in Mexico (where the largest population of North American expats in the world now live. His premise is that the US government could save up to 30% of medical costs to Medicare for people using the system in Mexico. To date he has lobbied more than 100 legislators.
Vallarta just hosted a very well attended Global Medical Tourism Conference. Medical tourism has become a thriving business worldwide. And no place is more accessible to North America than Mexico.
Cosmetic surgery is a very popular elective, and much less costly here, and has attracted a large number of both women and men.
Dentistry also ranks very highly in Mexico, and the cost is significantly lower than up north, also with the very latest in techniques, from implants to zirconia crowns.
I have met countless people who have come to Mexico specifically for the significant savings and quality of care for cosmetic surgery or dental work, which are so much more affordable; for most people, these procedures are not covered by their medical insurance in Canada and the US.
Speaking of medical insurance, there are many specific policies for expats living abroad, and in many cases, a one year policy can cost what one might pay monthly up north for coverage. And reasonable deductibles, as well as endless options are available.
High quality healthcare in Puerto Vallarta is here to stay, as baby boomers age and continue to attract the best health practitioners to the area. That’s a major factor to add to the growing list of positive reasons to make a move to Puerto Vallarta for a great quality of life. On top of that, Rivera Cuale offers some of the finest and most convenient living conditions within the city and its great location encourages a healthful lifestyle.
Puerto Vallarta Medical Tourism Guide
According to Forbes magazine, the cost of medical procedures in Mexico can be around 85% less than in the US. Due to the cutting-edge technology to meet the needs for preventive treatment packages, medical check-ups, and specialized surgeries at a low cost, Puerto Vallarta’s Medical Tourism industry has exploded in the last few years.
With world-class hospitals offering top-notch services at a fraction of U.S. prices, Puerto Vallarta makes an excellent destination for travelers looking to have elective surgery or cosmetic procedures are done while they are on vacation. The services offered in Puerto Vallarta include everything from dental work to knee replacements, allowing you to treat yourself to a much-needed procedure without worrying about paying off the debt for years afterward.
What is Medical Tourism?
With the rise of health care costs in the United States and other countries, medical tourism is a growing trend for patients in Puerto Vallarta who are seeking affordable and quality medical procedures. There are many reasons why Puerto Vallarta’s may choose to travel out of the country for their surgery, such as lower cost, top-notch surgeons, shorter wait times, and a more positive recovery experience. If you’re thinking about traveling abroad for surgery or other treatments, it’s important to consider all your options carefully.
Most Popular Procedures in Puerto Vallarta
In our Puerto Vallarta medical tourism guide, we’ve made a list of the most popular procedures available locally.
Dental tourism & implants
According to research by Delta Dental, an estimated 65 percent of Americans have not seen a dentist in more than two years. Puerto Vallarta has emerged as one of America’s most popular destinations for those seeking discounted dental care and implants. In fact, compared to prices charged back home, it’s an incredible value!
Dental implants are surgical posts that are fixed to the jawbone. They are normally done with titanium or zirconium and over time they tend to fuse with the surrounding tissue, strengthening the overall implant.
Laser eye surgery
LASIK eye surgery is a common form of vision correction. More and more people are seeking medical tourism packages in Puerto Vallarta with LASIK surgery as it is an effective and safe procedure that can change your life!
Stem cell therapy
Also known as regenerative therapy, stem cell therapy promotes the repair response of diseased, dysfunctional, or injured tissue. This is especially helpful for joint damage to help regenerate lost or damaged cartilage, alleviate inflammation, and halt disease/degenerative progression.
Cosmetic & plastic surgery
Cosmetic surgery is an option for men and women in Puerto Vallarta. The city has over 25 plastic surgeons who work with international and local patients. From nose jobs to facelifts, breast augmentations, tummy tucks, and more, Puerto Vallarta plastic surgeons can deliver dramatic results.
Liposuction
Many people are terrified of going under anesthesia, but with advanced techniques and equipment, liposuction is one of the safest surgeries. With its ability to dissolve fat cells and reduce volume, it’s a highly effective treatment for excess fat in many areas of your body. If you’re ready to remove pesky pockets of fat from around your thighs or love handles, liposuction can do that—and has a high success rate compared to other methods.
Tummy tuck
The cost of tummy tuck surgery can vary widely depending on where you live, but it generally costs $6,000 to $10,000 in countries like India.
Weight loss surgery
If you’re on a quest to get into better shape, it makes sense to explore all your options. If you can’t shed that stubborn extra weight through diet and exercise alone, then a gastric sleeve surgery for weight loss could be an option for you. This is especially true if your BMI (body mass index) is over 30—in which case weight loss surgery in Puerto Vallarta could help you lose enough weight to lower your BMI into a healthy range.
Botox & fillers
Wrinkles do not have to be permanent. In fact, some treatments can eliminate wrinkles completely and immediately. One of these is Botox, which reduces facial lines by blocking communication between nerve endings and muscle fibers. This results in reduced tension in your face. In addition to eliminating frown lines, Botox can reduce crow’s feet (lines on either side of your eyes) and forehead wrinkles.
Some of the top hospitals in the Puerto Vallarta area are:
For health insurance in Puerto Vallarta, there are generally 2 options: private or public health care insurance. The IMSS is the Mexican Social Security Institute which is in charge of the public health care system. For private health insurance options, the most popular companies are:
Mapfre
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AXA Seguros
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Seguros Monterrey New York Life
GNP
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The Fiestas Patrias in Puerto Vallarta are an unbeatable opportunity to enjoy exquisite Mexican cuisine, get caught up in the emotion of Mariachi music, and taste Tequila and other spirits while shouting “Viva México!”
With live music, dancing and typical antojitos, the Plaza de Armas (Main Square) in Downtown Puerto Vallarta is transformed into a popular family celebration for Mexican Independence Day.
Celebrate Mexican Independence in Puerto Vallarta
The traditional “Grito de Independencia”, at around midnight on September 15, makes way for a vibrant fireworks display from Los Arcos del Malecon. “El Grito” (or Dolores Cry) is a tribute to the battle cry that launched a rebellion in 1810 that led to the end of the Spanish colonial rule in Mexico.
The next day, don’t miss the Independence Day Parade. It features school contingents, the fire department, charros and skirmishes along Puerto Vallarta’s Malecon.
Because Mexican Independence Day festivities last two days, on both the 15 and 16 of September in Mexico you will find one of the country’s loudest and proudest celebrations of its history and culture
Mexican Independence Day has been celebrated every year since that momentous day on September 16, 1810. To promote education among Hispanic students many organizations and companies have established scholarships for Hispanic students, as another way of supporting Mexican independence.
Mexico’s Independence Day marks the beginning of a decade-long revolution
On September 16, Mexicans around the globe will celebrate the anniversary of the country’s independence from Spain. The day is marked by a national holiday in Mexico, a reenactment of a historic moment from the revolution’s leader, and an array of performances from fireworks to dance routines.
Often confused with Cinco de Mayo by people living in the United States, Mexico’s independence day actually marks the moment in 1810 when Miguel Hidalgo y Costilla, a Catholic priest known as Father Hidalgo, made the first cry for independence. After a moving speech in the Mexican town of Dolores, Hidalgo took up the banner of the Virgin of Guadalupe, a Roman Catholic image of the Virgin Mary as she appears to Juan Diego, an indigenous Mexican believer who was later sainted by the church.
“Independence commemorates the beginning [of the struggle],” says Elena Albarrán, associate professor of history and global and intercultural studies at Miami University in Ohio. “In this case, you celebrate the moment of insurgency, the possibility, and the hope.” A decade-long struggle
Celebrate Mexican Independence in Puerto Vallarta
As Hidalgo took up the banner of Guadalupe, the patron saint of Mexico, many people were inspired to follow him. Albarrán says they amassed a large, unruly, hodgepodge army that included women, children, grandparents, and livestock. Untrained and difficult to control, it was eventually defeated, with many of its members going back home to harvest their fields.
Hidalgo was defrocked as a priest by the Spanish Inquisition, says William Beezley, professor of history at the University of Arizona. He was later beheaded by the civil government as punishment for revolting, and his head was displayed in Guanajuato, where he and his army were charged with causing a massacre.
Another priest, José María Morelos, took up the mantle of revolution, sending home anyone from the first army without a weapon and horse. Beezley says this tighter version of the army was more effective, but Morelos was also eventually taken before the Inquisition and beheaded—and the struggle for independence sunk into a period of chaos as Mexico continued to fight a weakening Spanish rule.
“As a result, September 15, the president of Mexico will step out on the balcony, ring that same bell, and give a speech that is supposedly Hidalgo’s words,” he says. “Nobody wrote down what Hidalgo said. He was beheaded, so who knows what happened to the [real] version of it? But Mexicans across the country, and in the U.S., and wherever they are, can watch it on TV, and that’s what’s celebrated.”
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Puerto Vallarta, Jalisco, is one of the most important beach destinations in Mexico and the world, a place impregnated with the essence of Mexicaness: tequila, mariachi and charra culture, recognized as Cultural Heritage of Humanity by UNESCO. They are symbols that give it identity. This sunny Mexican paradise offers travelers a spectacular landscape where the jungle meets the Pacific Ocean, its great natural attractions are added to cultural, historical and gastronomic options, which place it as a world-class destination.
Puerto Vallarta is a place that perfectly combines luxury with nature, as well as the tranquility of a traditional Mexican town, with the dynamics of a big city. It also has a large Convention Center that consolidates its offer for congresses and incentives and offers 25,000 lodging units. Puerto Vallarta is where Mexico comes to life, this is a friendly destination for families, for weddings, adventure activities, golf, LGBT, foodies, and it is also pet-friendly. Whoever visits this city is guaranteed to spend an incredible vacation in a place that has won awards from specialized media.
Magical Towns of San Sebastián, Mascota and Talpa de Allende and to the north with the State of Nayarit, with which it shares the Bay of Banderas.
Puerto Vallarta, in addition to being one of the main sun and beach destinations in the country, Puerto Vallarta is a city that has a wide offer for the MICE segment as it has a wide range of spaces to celebrate events of all kinds, it has the International Center for Conventions, with capacity for up to 5,000 people, high-level hotels, excellent land and air connectivity, specialized catering, high-level gastronomy, more than 50 outdoor activities, inventory of public and private spaces for social events. Thanks to these benefits, the destination has hosted international events organized by the World Tourism Organization, as well as the UN with the World Economic Forum, the World Forum on Migration and Development, and also hosted the first itinerant Tourist Tianguis in Mexico.
It is worth mentioning that the green pearl of the Mexican Pacific is also one of the main destinations for the incentive travel sector, due to the beauty of the area, its more than 50 outdoor activities, authenticity and wide range of hotels, which make it the ideal place to create motivational experiences.
Undoubtedly, the green pearl of the Mexican Pacific is one of the main meeting tourism destinations in the country, thanks to its first-class infrastructure, connectivity, security and privileged geographical position, which guarantees a greater influx of participants breaking attendance records. in congresses; so any type of event will find its ideal space and will be supported by the wide network of professionals that exist in Puerto Vallarta.
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Una Villa privada, un Pueblo Mágico o un paraje entre el Mar e la Sierra Madre e medio de la naturaleza pueden ser auténticos paraísos para poner un anillo de compromiso en sus vidas. Pero también la ambientación de una boda por demás especial. En los álbumes de fotos de las bodas destino siempre aparecen parejas con caras felices al escuchar sus pensamientos de amor, prometidas con sus vestidos de novia modernos e invitados pasándola muy bien. Si les gustaría vivir esta experiencia, lean con atención esta guía práctica sobre destino bodas.
Quieres una Boda de Destino y Luna de Miel en Puerto Vallarta Video y Foto de Boda
Quieres una boda de destino y una luna de miel. Puerto Vallarta, Riviera Nayarit, Punta Mita, Sayulita, Nuevo Vallarta, San Pancho
Aquí hay algunas razones para realizar una boda y luna de miel de destino.
¿Quieres una boda emocionante en un lugar hermoso y único para intercambiar votos? ¿Puedes hacerlo? ¿Tus seres queridos te apoyarán? cómo convencer a tus invitados de que acepten tu decisión.
Así que imagina las opciones que te abre esa definición, el mundo es realmente tu patio de recreo.
El 25 por ciento de las bodas estadounidenses tienen bodas de destino.
Una gran cantidad de destinos, villas, hoteles y organizadores de bodas simplifican las cosas y al mismo tiempo ofrecen opciones para personalizar. También puedes buscar un planificador independiente que se especialice en eventos más elaborados.
Ahorra en decoración. Con una boda de destino en un entorno impresionante, el lugar que usted elija proporciona el tema de la velada inspirada en el mar. Cuando eliges un telón de fondo increíble, no hace falta mucho para disfrazarlo. Opte por una playa prístina con algunos florales simples y otros detalles modestos.
Disfrute de tiempo de calidad con sus seres queridos. La boda estándar dura siete horas, y los novios pasan la mayor parte de ese tiempo corriendo de mesa en mesa, tratando de saludar a todos. Un destino dura un mínimo de tres días, lo que significa que ahora que finalmente has reunido a tus seres queridos más cercanos, ¡puedes pasar tiempo de calidad con ellos!
Cuando regreses a casa, podrás organizar una fiesta posterior a la boda, completa con un montaje fotográfico o, mejor aún, un gran vídeo.
¡En última instancia, usted, sus familiares y amigos se lo pasarán genial! Relájate, conéctate y celebra, comparte algunas salidas locales, aventuras y mucho más.
¿El tiempo también puede ser una manera de lograr grandes ahorros? Muchos destinos entran en un período de menor turismo (como mediados de abril, mayo, junio y septiembre, octubre). Es cuando puedes obtener la misma oferta a un costo menor.
Tu luna de miel también puede ser el lugar perfecto.
¡Felicidades, te vas a casar! En Puerto Vallarta – Riviera Nayarit
No puedes reconstruir los recuerdos de tu boda sólo a partir de fotografías. Tu boda es uno de los eventos de vida más especiales que experimentarás.
Permítanos preservar esos recuerdos para usted con video. Capture los momentos especiales y preciados de su vida con la ayuda de videógrafos de bodas. Nos apasiona producir vídeos de bodas digitales de la más alta calidad disponibles al precio más bajo posible.
Nada puede preservar un recuerdo tan perfectamente como el vídeo; Los recuerdos de su boda se pueden grabar y guardar para toda la vida.
Podemos ofrecer vídeos mágicos en formato Full HD que serán apreciados para siempre. Con nuestras cámaras presenciando silenciosamente su ceremonia de boda, capturamos su alegre celebración mientras respetamos la intimidad de esta ocasión especial.
Cuando vienes a Puerto Vallarta – Riviera Nayarit a celebrar tu AMOR, mágicamente se vuelve parte de ti.
El estilo documental y sincero de los videos de bodas de Our Video es lo que nos diferencia del resto. Durante la ceremonia buscamos las emociones de las parejas, padres y amigos, intentamos trabajar de la forma más discreta y sincera posible.
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Why Should I Retire To Puerto Vallarta ? Quick Facts About Mexico:
Puerto Vallarta is the easiest retire-overseas destination for Americans and Canadians to get to. You can even drive here. It has big, well-established expat communities across the country. It offers a generous 180-day tourist visa.
Over the last 10 years many magazines have ranked Puerto Vallarta as the top 10 city to retire. Puerto Vallarta as a top choice for overseas retirement. It is easy to get to from the States and Canada, it has warm year-round temperatures, it boasts two coastlines full of magnificent beaches, and it offers a low cost of living for people looking to stretch their retirement budgets. The country is familiar, with many of the shops and brands that Americans and Canadians are used to and expat communities set up across the country.
Puerto Vallarta moderate climate, reasonable prices, good flight connections to the States, and high-quality health care.
Beyond the obvious draws of nice weather and a low cost of living, this is a fascinating city with a lot to offer… It’s the second culinary capital of Mexico.
It is famous for its cuisine (such as the versatile mole sauce) and its Raicilla and Tequila. In Puerto Vallarta Centro, you will find colorful colonial buildings. This city is surrounded by mountains and the ocean, making for a stunning backdrop and plenty of opportunities for adventures.
Mexico in general offers a lower cost of living and even though Puerto Vallarta is a tourist spot, it does as well. You can live well for less in this beautiful seaside town.
Ultimately, Puerto Vallarta is a fantastic place to retire, and you can live there comfortably on a budget of around $2000/month for two people.
There are five main neighborhoods where expats usually settle to enjoy the tranquil lifestyle of this resort town.
El Centro. Locally known as El Centro, Puerto Vallarta downtown is probably one of the most popular areas for both tourists and locals. 5 de Diciembre. Zona Romantica. Marina Vallarta. Fluvial Vallarta. Versalles. Versalles, which was once strictly residential, has now become the most up and coming neighborhood in Vallarta. Home to dozens of new restaurants that locals and tourists alike are raving about, Versalles is the new place to be. As I like to say, it’s the Brooklyn of Vallarta.
With 360 days of sunshine a year, Puerto Vallarta’s beautiful beaches are worth a visit in any season. Most of them are great for swimming. Some are better suited for water sports and adventure activities. Or just relax listening to the soothing sounds of waves breaking on Mexico’s Pacific coast.
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On the south side: Conchas Chinas Mismaloya Boca de Tomatlan Las Animas Quimixto Majahuitas Caletas Yelapa Mayto
On the north side Riviera Nayarit Sayulita Punta Mita Bucerias San Francisco (San Pancho) Nuevo Vallarta Lo de Marcos Chacala Rincon de Guayabitos San Blas
So many activities and gourmet food to experience. Water Sports, Hicking, Culture, Arts, Gourmet Festivals, ….
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The overall population in Puerto Vallarta is about 291,000, and the city has a sizeable population of expats and snowbirds that fluctuates throughout the year. It is reported that 40 to 50,000 foreigners live in Puerto Vallarta during the high season, while about 10 to 15,000 of them stay in the city year-round.
With such a significant number of expats, you will have an easy time connecting with other foreigners if you want to. You may find several active community groups listed on Facebook.
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Aeroméxico: Mexico City Air Canada: Toronto, Vancouver, Calgary, Montréal Air Transat: Montréal, Québec City, Toronto Alaska Airlines: Los Angeles, San Diego, San Francisco, San Jose (CA), Portland (OR), Seattle/Tacoma
American Airlines: Austin, Dallas/Fort Worth, Los Angeles, Phoenix, Chicago American Eagle: Los Angeles Delta Air Lines: Atlanta, Los Angeles, Salt Lake City, Seattle/Tacoma, Detroit, Minneapolis/St. Paul Finnair: Helsinki, Finland Flair Airlines: Abbotsford, Edmonton, Vancouver Frontier Airlines: Las Vegas, Chicago, Denver
JetBlue: Los Angeles, New York Magnicharters: Mexico City, Monterrey, Chihuahua, Nuevo Laredo, José del Cabo Southwest Airlines: Denver, Houston, Orange County, Phoenix, Austin Spirit Airlines: Dallas/Fort Worth, Houston, Los Angeles Sun Country Airlines: Minneapolis/St. Paul, Dallas/Fort Worth, Las Vegas Sunwing Airlines: Calgary, Edmonton, Montréal, Ottawa, Québec City, Regina, Saskatoon, Toronto, Vancouver, Winnipeg Swoop: Abbotsford, Edmonton, Hamilton (ON), Toronto, Winnipeg
TAR: Aerolineas Aguascalientes, Ciudad Juárez, Guadalajara, Hermosillo, La Paz, Monterrey, Querétaro, San Luis Potosí TUI: Airways Manchester (UK) United Airlines: Denver, Houston, Newark, San Francisco, Chicago, Los Angeles United Express: Houston VivaAerobús: Ciudad Juárez, Guadalajara, Mexico City, Monterrey, Tijuana, Toluca/Mexico City Volaris: León/El Bajío, Mexico City, Mexico City/AIFA, Monterrey, Querétaro, Tijuana, Toluca/Mexico City, Chicago WestJet: Calgary, Toronto, Vancouver, Comox, Edmonton, Kelowna, Regina, Saskatoon, Victoria, Winnipeg
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Alternative medicine is used instead of standard medical treatment. One example is using a special diet to treat cancer instead of cancer drugs that are prescribed by an oncologist. Less research has been done for most types of alternative medicine.
What are the 5 major types of alternative medicine? Complementary or alternative medicine can be classified into five major categories of practice: Whole medical systems. Mind-body techniques. Biologically based practices. Manipulative and body-based therapies. Energy therapies.
What is the most popular alternative medicine? Around The World In Alternative Medicines. The most common and conventional forms of alternative medicine used in the USA are chiropractic practices, herbal and dietary supplements and also acupuncture.
What are 2 examples of alternative medicine? Complementary and alternative medicine includes practices such as massage, acupuncture, tai chi, and drinking green tea.
Close-up of senior female back with steel needles during procedure of the acupuncture therapy
Yoga is a complementary therapy that has been used with conventional medicine to help treat a wide range of health problems, but it does not cure any disease.
Originating in India more than 3,000 years ago, Ayurvedic is one of the world’s oldest medical systems. Many practices predate written records and were handed down by word of mouth. Ayurveda has three broad types of treatment: elimination therapies, pacification therapies, and nourishing therapies.
What is holistic therapy? Holistic therapy is a type of therapy that address the “whole” person. This kind of therapy integrates spiritual, physical, mental, and emotional forms of well-being. Its goal is to help individuals develop a deeper understanding of themselves on all these levels.
Complementary or integrative medicine Complementary medicine (CM) or integrative medicine (IM) is when alternative medicine is used together with functional medical treatment, in a belief that it improves the effect of treatments. … CAM is an abbreviation of the phrase complementary and alternative medicine.
TCM can be considered as a Holistic Medicine but there are other independent medical systems that are also holistic in nature. Alternative Medicine is any medical system that are used to replace Conventional Medicine. In certain circumstances, a patient may choose to use TCM instead of Modern Conventional Medicine.
Some complementary and alternative therapies have been reported to cause serious problems or even deaths. Certain vitamins and minerals can increase the risk of cancer or other illnesses, especially if too much is taken.
What is the opposite of alternative medicine? Allopathic Medicine: Meaning, Vs. Osteopathic, Homeopathic, More “Allopathic medicine” is a term that is sometimes used to refer to modern or mainstream medicine. Other names for allopathic medicine include: conventional medicine. mainstream medicine.
Homeopathy is an alternative medicine based on the theory of treating ‘like with like’. Homeopathy claims to stimulate healing responses to diseases by administering substances that mimic the symptoms of those diseases in healthy people. The effectiveness of homeopathic preparations is disputed within medical science.
Why is holistic medicine better? Conventional vs Holistic Medicine It addresses the whole person – body, mind, and spirit. It does this by emphasizing the body’s own ability to heal itself, as well promoting healthy lifestyle changes, and preferring natural treatments and remedies to synthetically produced compounds.
Yoga should not be performed in a state of exhaustion, illness, in a hurry or in an acute stress conditions. Women should refrain from regular yoga practice especially asanas during their menses. Relaxation techniques and pranayama can be done instead.
According to a New Government Survey, 38 Percent of Adults and 12 Percent of Children Use Complementary and Alternative Medicine.
Benefits of Holistic Medicine
Such advantages include: Practitioners who offer safe, natural, and effective medicinal treatment options that include lifestyle and self-care, and who use alternatives to traditional prescription drugs and invasive procedures whenever possible.
Is Reiki a holistic therapy? The nature of Reiki is holistic, meaning that it addresses the body, mind and spirit. While Reiki is considered spiritual, it is not a religion. There is nothing specific you need to believe in to benefit from Reiki healing.
Generally, reflexology is very safe, even for people living with serious health conditions (please check with your doctor first before receiving treatment) so it is no surprise that reflexology is top of the holistic therapy popularity list.
In Japan, Kampo medicines (traditional Japanese herbal medicines), acupuncture, moxibustion, massage and dietetics have been used since the early Edo period (17th century) as “authentic medicine”. Currently, 148 Kampo formulas are covered by the national health insurance.
What is the difference between a herbalist and a holistic medicine? Herbal Medicine vs Holistic Medicine: What’s the Difference? Holistic Medicine, What’s the Difference? Holistic medicine embraces many types of treatments considered “alternative” by mainstream medicine. Herbal medicine is a philosophy and practice that often falls under the umbrella of services that holistic medicine offers.
Holistic medicine is an attitudinal approach to health care rather than a particular set of techniques. It addresses the psychological, familial, societal, ethical and spiritual as well as biological dimensions of health and illness.
What does a naturopathic doctor do? A naturopathic doctor (ND) is a healthcare professional who practices naturopathic medicine. Naturopathic medicine is an alternative medicine approach that emphasizes using natural medicine and a “whole person” approach to prevent, diagnose, and treat health conditions.
Why would someone see a naturopath? Among the most common ailments they treat are allergies, chronic pain, digestive issues, hormonal imbalances, obesity, respiratory conditions, heart disease, fertility problems, menopause, adrenal fatigue, cancer, fibromyalgia, and chronic fatigue syndrome.
Can a naturopath help with anxiety? Anxiety is well-treated naturopathic medicine. To worry at times is normal, but if you are often worry without reason, or your worry disrupts your daily life you may have anxiety. Anxiety levels may decrease over time, but can also increase, sometimes leading to depression or substance abuse.
What is a holistic diet? Holistic nutrition is all about eating healthy food as close to its natural state as possible for optimum health and well- being. Hallmarks of holistic nutrition include unrefined, unprocessed, organic and locally grown whole foods.
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Puerto Vallarta is perfectly situated surrounded by the mountainous jungle of the Sierra Madre, making this natural environment great Eco Tourism.
Puerto Vallarta is home to stunning natural scenery that amaze anyone with its beauty and wide biodiversity that can be found in protected sites and ecotourism areas, where you can connect to nature and admire stunning landscapes.
Take a look at the list of activities that you can find in this destination to live its natural charm at its best.
Los Arcos Marine Park
Located in front of Mismaloya beach, Los Arcos Marine Park is a natural paradise where you can practice scuba diving and snorkeling and discover the abundant marine life found in its depths, due to its light ocean currents that allow great visibility even at more than 1500 feet deep (480m aprox).
If you want to take your scuba diving experience to the next level, make sure to book a night dive tour, with one of the most incredible and unforgettable underwater experiences.
Los Arcos is also an ideal place to practice stand up paddle and kayak, and explore the caves formed around the huge granite rocks that emerge in the middle of the ocean.
This protected area is a natural habitat for many marine birds, such as blue-footed boobies, parrots and pelicans, among others. At the bottom of the sea, its reefs are home to multicolored fish including clown fish, puffer fish, stingrays and octopuses.
Botanical Gardens
This incredible area dedicated to the conservation and exhibition of exotic plants from Mexico and the world is located just 30 minutes away from downtown Puerto Vallarta, heading south towards Barra de Navidad. It has been voted 5th place among all Botanical Gardens in North America in USA Today’s 10 Best Readers’ Choice 2019.
Opened in 2005, this extraordinary garden covers an area of 46 acres and is protected by Friends of Vallarta Botanical Gardens, A.C. in collaboration with the United States. Nowadays, it is one of the most important tourist attractions in the region, offering the opportunity to observe and admire the beautiful birds that visit every day, and swim in the Horcones River’s crystal water pools, just a few steps away.
The garden has an astounding collection of orchids, as well as oaks, bromeliads, agave plants and wild palms.
El Salado Estuary
This estuary is a national protected area that has flourished as one of the main ecotourism attractions in Puerto Vallarta, thanks to the dedicated work of biologists and caretakers of the place. It is the only urban estuary in Latin America, covering 168 acres with mangroves and marshland, offering the amazing adventure of meeting the American crocodile and learning more about its habits and cares.
It is of great importance to the climatic balance of the zone because the mangroves that grow here serve as a shield from the intense waves of the ocean during hurricane season. It´s also a vital part of the area’s ecosystem because it produces and regulates food for almost every species that inhabits the bay
Its fascinating fauna is comprised of 29 types of amphibians and reptiles, such as the American crocodile and the black iguana, crustaceans like the fiddler, stone, and mouth-less crabs, as well as 10 kinds of mammals, like adorable raccoons and opossums.
The guided tours will take you on a boat across the canals filled with flora and fauna, and the opportunity of walking on a dock surrounded by different types of mangroves.
Whales Watching
Turtle Camp
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Hicking Boca de Tomatlan – Las Animas
Scuba Diving
Zip Line
Surfing, Kite Boarding, Wind Surfing,
San Blas Mangrove
Eco Park Nogalito River Walking Trail – Canopy River
El Nogalito Eco Park
Hicking& Waterfall Quimixto & Mismaloya El Eden Trails
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Wine Tourism is an activity that consists of visits to vineyards, wineries and festivals, with the primary intention of experiencing the wine culture of a region, in conjunction with local gastronomy, as well as visiting other regions. natural, historical and cultural attractions.
Mexico is one of those travel destinations that has practically everything: an enviable coastline, among which some of the best beaches in the world are hidden, a rich and vibrant culture, a magnificent past that can still be appreciated in its Mayan ruins, and a rich gastronomy that has its exquisite wine route. Mexico is a place not only to visit, but also to return again and again and to taste it calmly, we are going to take a tour precisely of its best wines. Health!
Mexico is a country recognized for its culture and diversity, and it is not far behind in the elaboration and production of wine. According to the Mexican Wine Council, in the country there are 14 wine states in which 18 grape varieties are grown. In this context, we have for you a list of five wine growing states that you cannot miss to taste your favorite wine and get to know the impressive vineyards that exist in the country.
Puerto Vallarta Wine Festival
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Among the most prestigious cellars in the area are the Finca Sala Vivé de Freixenet, La Redonda, San Juanito, Cavas Atonelli and Los Rosales. In the landscape of Querétaro there is always room for good Mexican wine. Wine route, Mexico. Guanajuato, the highest vineyard in Mexico
Guanajuato, The Wine Route
Wineries located in the state of Guanajuato have been increasing in the last 10 years, according to the Mexican Vitivinícola Council. Guanajuato wine is part of the cultural and natural heritage of the place, because the crops have been made since the colonial period.
One of the most notable attractions to discover in this destination is the Wine Route, which is 106 km long and runs around León. On this tour you can visit the Octagon Vineyard, El Lobo Vineyard and the Pájaro Azul Vineyard of Vino Guanamé. In addition, when visiting these places you can enjoy the natural wealth and live the experience of tasting excellent wines and other traditional products of the Guanajuato gastronomy.
Currently, Aguascalientes has 205 hectares of wine grapes. There are 10 open wineries and vineyards, as well as complementary attractions that provide the public with a unique tourist experience.
Mexico has some of the best vineyards in America and has several wine routes through the different producing regions. Don’t miss it!
Mexican wine route
Baja California, Wine Route
Baja California is recognized as the Mexican capital of wine, where 80% of the national production is concentrated. This state is one of the states that generates the most tourist interest due to its famous Wine Route, where you can take a personalized tour of some of the more than 64 wine-producing wineries, spread over seven valleys.
The area of Los Valles de Guadalupe concentrates the largest number of vineyards, with wineries and wines that have worldwide recognition. Some of the most prestigious family vineyards and wineries that you will be able to visit are the Valle de Guadalupe wineries, Bodegas del Valle de Santo Tomás and Valle de los Ojos Negros. In addition, during the tour you will cross important towns that stand out for their local gastronomy, museums and natural spaces of great beauty, which makes this trip an unforgettable visit.
Coahuila, Wine and Dinos Route
This is the second most important state for the wine industry. It has one of the four most internationally recognized wine routes in Mexico, called Ruta Vinos y Dinos, which bears this name because it brings together two interesting practices for tourists: viticulture and paleontology.
This route offers the possibility of enjoying numerous natural areas and visiting the most representative wine houses of the region, such as San Juan de la Vaquería, Bodegas del Viento, Bosques de Monterreal and Bodega los Cedros, as well as a tour of the Museo del Desert, where you can learn about paleontology. This destination is ideal for lovers of history and wine.
Nuevo Leon, The Wonders
The state of Nuevo León stands out for being another of the places in the Mexican territory where wine is produced in the desert. One of the most recognized vineyards in this destination is Las Maravillas; which belongs to the Valdez family, who managed from the beginning to harvest the grapes in a desert climate and prepare, process and bottle their 100% artisanal wine. When visiting this destination, tourists can experience the production process, tour the vineyard, the nursery and the winery of this renowned family and taste the wines accompanied by bread and cheese.
Querétaro, Route of Art, Cheese and Wine
The state of Querétaro stands out for its grape and wine production, which has gained great importance for this destination, due to the fact that wine has merged with the Cheese Route and the Magical Towns. Only in this state is generated approximately an annual economic flow of 4 billion pesos; In addition, it currently has more than 30 vineyards that are located in the municipalities of Huimilpan, Tequisquiapan, Ezequiel Montes, Cadereyta and Valle de Colón, where it is possible, through the Art, Cheese and Wine Route, to visit the vineyards, taste the wines and cheeses and enjoy the natural areas.
The wine making tradition of Mexico is much older than some believe since vines already existed on the continent before the Europeans arrived. In addition, in the case of Mexico, they have different varieties that were already consumed by the Aztecs, Otomi or Tarahumara. For some time now, the vineyards of Mexico have been taking a greater role as its consumption begins to spread, although, yes, it is still low compared to other countries such as Spain. This means that the Mexican wine routes are still little known and therefore a real opportunity for the traveler looking for a different and very tasty experience. Wine route through Baja California; the best known vineyards in Mexico to visit
The valleys of Ensenada Baja California have one of the most benign climates in the country for wine production; The temperature, the quality of the land and the altitude make this area one of the most recognized outside the country’s borders. In its more than ten thousand hectares of crops, there are some of the most prestigious vineyards in Mexico, which is why it is undoubtedly a mandatory stop on any good wine route. Mexico and Baja California do not disappoint, especially since in this area there are seven valleys with more than fifty wineries.
In Baja California, a very important Harvest Festival is also celebrated, run by the Baja California Winegrowers and ProVino Association, where there is no shortage of different gastronomic, cultural and, of course, oenological events. From popular festivals to paella parties to international wine competitions. The impressive landscapes of Ensenada are full of vineyards
And aside from the grape harvest festival, if you’re looking for some of the best vineyards in Mexico to visit, you can’t miss the Valle de Guadalupe wineries. Based on the origins of the Spanish mission of Nuestra Señora de Guadalupe, here are some of the most recognized wineries such as Casa Pedro Domecq, Adobe Guadalupe or El Cielo.
This area has dozens of restaurants in which wine plays a leading role, in conjunction with its surroundings, and especially in the southern area, the landscape of vines gives way to spectacular beaches where any wine route ends. by Baja California becomes the perfect culmination. And with a glass of good wine, of course.
The well-known Valle de Parras is considered the cradle of American wine and also has two Magical Towns: Parras and Cuatro Ciénegas. With its average altitude of 1,500 meters, the conditions are very good and it is precisely here where the oldest winery in the Americas is located -Casa Madero- with more than 400 years. This veteran is accompanied by other large wineries such as Rivero González or El Vesuvio, with Italian roots. The grape harvest in Mexico is an authentic tradition full of parties and good gastronomy
Here are what are considered the southernmost vineyards in the country and are a very good option for travelers staying in a hotel in Mexico City. Querétaro wines have an altitude of about 1800 meters and the best time for the harvest is between July and September. The municipalities of Ezequiel Montes and Tequisquiapan stand out, a Magical Town full of haciendas that makes us fly in time. In Querétaro, they also boast of having magnificent quality cheeses -especially those made from sheep- that pair perfectly with local wines. Not surprisingly, one of the most famous events in the region, in addition to the grape harvest, is the Wine and Cheese Route.
Among the most prestigious cellars in the area are the Finca Sala Vivé de Freixenet, La Redonda, San Juanito, Cavas Atonelli and Los Rosales. In the landscape of Querétaro there is always room for good Mexican wine. Wine route, Mexico. Guanajuato, the highest vineyard in Mexico.
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