incorrect gender on passport heading to Guadalajara Mexico in 5 days Hello,,, Im freaking out because I just received my passport (US) and noticed they put the wrong gender i’m female and my passport says i’m male. I have proof that I clearly stated I was female. Im worried because this is my first international flight and i’m not sure how its going to go or if i even have time to fix it. Follow up question: I al…

Safety: bus from guanajuato to guadalajara, Mexico I am thinking of taking an ETN or primera plus bus from guanajuato to guadalajara in May. Is there any danger of traveling by bus between these two cities? I am guessing the bus takes toll roads – is that true? I know the USA has an advisory about traveling within these states. Do the buses take a northern route through Leon? I don’t know that a…

Tostadas Guadalajara Sunday Football Food. submitted by /u/Kinetic92

Nearest beach to Guadalajara, no car Hello I was wondering what the nearest beach to Guadalajara is, and how to reach it without a car? I was thinking Puerto Vallarta, but that’s 5 hrs by bus or 1.5 hrs by plane. Any other options? It doesn’t have to be super fancy Thanks! submitted by /u/North-star-1

Mexico: Guadalajara vs Guanajuato or somewhere else for 4-5 days? I’ll have around 4-5 days to spend in one of these places. For context, I’ve been to CDMX, Puerto Escondido, Oaxaca, San Cristobal de las Casas, Isla Holbox, Valladolid, Cancun, Tulum and Bacalar. I’m looking for a destination that’s unique, and I’m mostly interested in culture, history and food. I’m also solo travelling (I speak Spanish) and a…

Guadalajara – Primavera 2024 (Spring 2024) Guadalajara is a very underrated city. The Centro Histórico area was beautiful. The Colonia Americana neighborhood was full of old mansions, cafes, galleries, restarants and bars. The food scene was delicious and the people were very friendly. Though it’s not as “international” as Mexico City it has a lot to offer. Speaking some Spanish will al…

It’s Every Car For Itself On The Risky Roads Of Guadalajara, Mexico The chaos of Mexican roads never ceases to amaze me. No matter how many times I’ve driven there — whether it’s just south of the border, or the great Mexican North, or the capital city itself, CDMX — I’m still left gobsmacked by the feeding frenzy that is Mexico’s public road system. Read more…