Every year in mid-September, cities across Mexico celebrate the country's independence from Spain with patriotic events. In Puerto Vallarta, the festivities are nothing short of spectacular, with a series of activities that showcase the rich culture and patriotic spirit of the community, September 13th through 16th.
Puerto Vallarta'siconic Fiestas Patrias celebrations, coupled with its stunning beaches and attractions, are expected to draw a significant number of visitors. This influx of tourists is poised to boost local businesses, particularly the hospitality industry.
While the Mexican flag is a familiar sight, not everyone knows the significance behind its colors and the striking coat of arms at its center. Here's a closer look at the history and meaning behind one of the world’s most recognizable symbols of nationalism.
Chile en Nogada is more than a dish - it's a symbol of Mexico’s heritage and pride. Served every year in September, this historic meal dates back to 1821 during the Mexican War of Independence, with rich flavors and colors representing the Mexican flag.