Aguascalientes, located in the heart of the Mexican Republic, is known as the state of clear skies and friendly people, which developed around its 4 traditional neighborhoods.
Rich in history, it has a deep-rooted railroad tradition, and is famous for offering beautiful sunsets that shelter the Cerro del Muerto, hot springs and artists such as Guadalupe Posada, creator of the Garbancera Skull known as La Catrina.
In April, it dresses up for its National Fair of San Marcos and in October, the traditions of the Day of the Dead come to life with the Calaveras Cultural Festival.
It has four Magical Towns, gastronomy with its own flavors, handicrafts made of woven fabric, vineyards, dams, mines, tunnels and more.