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Mazamitla in the pineclad mountains of Jalisco by Tony Burton

Whitewashed homes with red tile roofs, cozy cabañas and splendid mountain scenery await the visitor in Mazamitla.

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Mazamitla: its scenery, kitchens and customs Tony Burton

One of the prettiest towns in the state of Jalisco is Mazamitla, set high in the pineclad mountains near the Michoacan border. Among its many attractions are some fine restaurants specialising in Mexic... read more

exploring-tourism Mazamitla, Jalisco