Capturing an area of nearly 5,471 square kilometers the city of Aguascalientes is situated 300 miles from the city of Mexico. Spanish is the main language and very insignificant amount of the population speaks Amerindian languages.
Aguascalientes History
Aguascalientes was the native home of the Chichimec groups. The city went under the hands of the Spanish rule in 1530.There were subsequent fights resulting in blood shed. The native people were tortured and killed by the Spaniards. Soon the city developed into an exporter of grapes and local fruits.
Aguascalientes Climate and Geography
The city experiences a dry and warm climate and receives rainfall in the month of summer. The city has growth of oak and pine trees.
Aguascalientes Transportation
The city is well connected by highways and roads. The state is served by the Aguascalientes Airport
Aguascalientes Occupation and economy
Nearly 35% of the land is suited for agriculture. The wide plains of the city are just suited to cattle raising. The wide agricultural land is used for growing corn, wheat, chilies and alfalfa. The vineyards have excellent growth of grapes. Most of the revenue is earned by the dairy industries. Textile and automobile industries are also on rise.
Aguascalientes Attractions
Travelers searching for quietude and meditation can come to the city. Most of the tourists come for the therapeutic hot springs. The park and the recreation centers offer host of activities like fishing, rock climbing, mountain biking, and camping. The city also hosts bull fights, beauty pageants and art exhibitions. The shopaholics are certainly going to be excited to see the vast number of shops and shopping malls. Expo Plaza the chic entertainment center in Aguascalientes has a multi screen cinema and also some excellent cafes and restaurants. The San Marcos National Fair is the main feature of the city with excellent art exhibitions, bullfights, beauty pageants and music shows.
Aguascalientes is a must watch tourist destination in Mexico
