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Puerto Vallarta is a city and popular vacation resort on the Pacific Coast of Mexico.

Around the Bay, beautiful beaches, lush jungles and sparkling waterfalls offer many opportunities for the adventurous, while five star resorts, world-class shopping and gourmet restaurants satisfy even the most sophisticated traveler. Stretching from the south end of Old Town to central downtown, a newly extended and refurbished boardwalk along the ocean, called the Malecon, passes by any number of shops, restaurants, and hotels, and often plays host to mimes, breakdancers, clowns and artists.

The residents of Puerto Vallarta are very friendly and generally willing to help with directions and other requests. Old TownVallarta (or the Zona Romantica district) south of the River Cuale is more like a Mexican town and less like a tourist trap.

English is widely spoken, and as a tourist destination prices are higher than many other places in Mexico. Puerto Vallarta is very crowded at holiday times, if planning a visit to Mexico that coincides with a major holiday consider opting to visit Mexico City or Guadalajara instead. The cities empty out as Mexicans and tourists alike flood to the beaches.


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    Located on the only beach in the region, Hyatt Ziva Puerto Vallarta is our all-ages luxury oceanfront resort with its own private cove. Enjoy stunning ocean vistas from our sunset bar or sneak a peak of breaching whales from our beachfront restaurants.

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      • By plane

        Gustavo Diaz Ordaz International Airport (IATA: PVR) is located just to the North of Puerto Vallarta proper, and just south of [wiki=e42f29d67342d650b21bd311cbb71f57]Nuevo Vallarta[/wiki]. Most major US and Canadian airlines serve the airport along with Aeromexico, Interjet, Volaris and VivaAerobus. It has been recently remodeled, though waits can still occur when more than two flights have landed.
        Note that the arrival area is plagued by timeshare hucksters as you come out from customs. They will offer to arrange a cab for you and try to rope you into a timeshare sales presentation. After you clear customs, walk quickly through the next room - the one housing the hucksters - continue walking past the rope-line. Now look for the official taxi kiosk out in the main airport atrium. You purchase your taxi trip here. All other offers of cab rides you will receive between customs and the kiosk will be from timeshare hucksters. Ignore every one of them. The bad experience of those taken in can ruin one's first hours in PVR, and that would be a shame. Or hire private transportation.

        If you've packed lightly you can take the city buses into town. Turn left as you come out of the building and go towards the main road. The bus stop is to your left, under the pedestrian overpass (1/4 block from the airport door), next to the airport terminal building. Wait for a bus (5 minutes or so) marked "Centro" or "Zona Romantica" (but NOT marked Pitillal or Bobadilla), wave it down, pay your M$6.50 pesos, and enjoy the ride. The bus stops all throughout the town. It takes about 20 to 30 minutes for the bus to get to its farthest southerly stop. You've just saved US$20 ($250 pesos)! You don't need exact change for the bus. Drivers will make change for bills $50.00 pesos & smaller. If going to the main bus station (or a bus to Nuevo Vallarta, Bucerias, and anywhere north along Hwy 200) go over the pedestrian bridge to the other side. The other stop is under the bridge at the opposite side. Get off at Km 9 or 9.5 which is front of the Corona building and walk up two or three blocks along Las Palmas (one of the roads beside the building) past the building to get there. Some of the of the buses such as the "Ixtapas" or "Central Autobuses" buses may make a turn at the Coronas building and go by the bus station. Ask the driver when getting on.

      • By private transportation

        If you are visiting Puerto Vallarta, you should consider private pre-arranged transportation directly from your airport to your hotel. This transportation can be arranged by contacting a company by phone, or booking online. This will save you time and money.

      • By car

        There are modern, well maintained toll roads all the way from the border, other local roads are not as well maintained especially in outlying, poorer neighborhoods where the roads are still dirt roads, but are still suitable for the drive. See also [wiki=22aad0d11c1af95ab85ff6b6afcb7958]driving in Mexico[/wiki] for further tips regarding driving in Mexico.

        Federal Hwy 200 (MX Hwy 200) begins in Tepic (168km north) and goes through Sayulita, Bucerias, Nuevo Vallarta and into Puerto Vallarta. The highway continues south through Barra de Navidad, Manzanillo, Acapulco, etc. The road passes through town as a local road (at slower speeds) between the airport and the hills south of Zona Romantica. In downtown (north of Rio Cuale) the highway goes through as Av Mexico & Morelos (southbound along the Melacon or 1 block in) and Juarez & Colombia (northbound). South of R. Cuale, in Zona Romantica, the highway becomes Ignacio L. Vallarta (southbound) to Basilio Badilla and Insurgentes (northbound only between Basilio Badilla and R. Cuale).

        From Guadalajara go west on Hwy 15 and exit at signs pointing towards "Ameca" to go through Mascota and America in the mountains along MX 70/90. Enters into town from the NE in the Ixtapa neighborhood as Carretera Las Palms & A Ixtapa. Or continue on Hwy 15 to "MX 68 Compostela Cuota/MX 68 Pto Vallarta Cuota" exit and go west along MX 68/200D to the Hwy 200 intersection just southwest of Compostela and go south on Hwy 200 to Pto Vallarta.

        From Manzanillo simply go north on Hwy 200 for the next 284km . Winds into town on a curvy 2 lane road into Zona Romantica from the south.

      • By boat

        There are many party boats that leave the coast from the Marina for day trips. Some stop at various beaches. You are even able to go horseback riding up to a waterfall at one beach south of Puerto Vallarta. Major cruise ships loaded with thousands of tourists from the United States as well as Europe dock in the city's main port typically spending an entire day there.

      • By bus

        The main bus station is north of town, 3km past the airport terminal to km 9 of the main road (Hwy 200) in front of the Corona Building (has a globe on pole in front lawn). The main bus station is two or three blocks behind the Corona Building between Avenida Las Palmas or Palma Real at Bahia Sin Nombre 363, Col Guadalupe Victoria. The following bus companies operate buses to/from here (Note: The 800 toll free numbers are for calling from within Mexico unless stated otherwise. Other numbers are regular or local numbers. From outside Mexico you will have to call the regular numbers):
        * they operate the Elite, Elite Plus, Oriente, Chihuahuanese, Pacifico & the Turistar brands.
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        * doesn't stop at the main bus station but have their own terminal at Av Palma Real 140, a block towards the Corona building from the main bus station., next to the main bus station.

        Second class buses run from coastal towns throughout the riviera [wiki=406a314730008075ac930dc90545e3ce]Nayarit[/wiki] such as San Blas. Fares on second class buses can be paid to the driver if picked up from along side of the road.

        To catch a local bus into town, exit the bus station and keep walking across the parking area. Then walk to your right toward the corner. The city buses will stop here. Any bus you pick up here will take you all the way down to the "Romantic Zone (Zona Romantica)", about a half an hour drive, for just Mx$5.50! Although not really known to tourists, the buses are one of the best ways to mingle with the locals, as well as getting a nice view of town.

        It is possible to walk between the airport and the bus station, however catching a city bus is a cheap and reliable option from the other side of the road from the airport terminal. Go across the pedestrian bridge and the stop is under the pedestrian bridge at the other side.

        In town there's an additional bus stop at the NE corner of Aguacate & Venustiano Carranza in Zona Romantica (Colonia Emiliano Zapata) for first & second class buses going south to El Tuito, Manzanillo and anywhere along the way. Tickets can bought from vendors in front of Abarrotes Don Chalio on 402 Venustiano Carranza; Farmacia Guadalajara on the SE corner of Insurgentes & Lazaro Cardenas; or Superior Tours on Ignacio L. Vallarta 228 (SW of Ignacio L Vallarta & Calle FCO Madero - Tel: 322-222-0024). Fares for second class buses can be paid to the driver at boarding. If coming into town from the south ask to get off in Zona Romantica (along Insurgent) if going to downtown or Zona Romantica, otherwise stay on the bus to the bus station (north) to continue north to Nuevo Vallarta, Bucerias, Sayulita, Tepic, or anywhere in the Riviera.

        The following have their own terminals and/or stops elsewhere instead:
        * goes up to Nuevo Vallarta, Punta de Mita, San Juan, La Penita, Valle de Banderas and anywhere in between. In town the routes start at their terminal and they only stop in front of Wal-Mart, under the pedestrian bridge by the airport terminal, and in front of the Corona building along the main highway. If coming into town get off at the opposite side of the road from Wal-Mart and wait for another city bus to come by (w/ 'Centro' or 'Zona Romantica' marked on the windshield/windscreen).
        * Compostela-Pacifico (Green & White) [http://www.rivieranayarit.com/local_buses] goes further north to Sayulita, San Francisco (San Pancho), and Rincón de Guayabitos in the Riviera. In town they stop at the same stops as ATM (Auto Transportes Medina) (see above).
        * goes to Mascota, Talpa de Allende and Sabestian in the mountains from their OWN terminal on the corner of Lucerna & Havre in Colonia Javiar Ordaz near the sports complex.

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      • By taxi

        Hotels may provide a price list for cabs (expect to pay about 50 pesos for short trips, and 200 for longer trips). Hotels will also offer (expensive) transport from airport to hotel., but it is much better to take a taxi. If you've booked with a travel agency, they will most likely provide you with transportation to and from the airport.
        Be prepared for fast speeds, as the cab drivers have schedules to adhere to. Many of the cabs do not have working seatbelts or speedometers as well. Taxi drivers tend to gather at the intersection close to the liquor outlet in the Centro District. They are friendly and you can negotiate trips outside of Puerto Vallarta at a very reasonable cost on slow days. They will wait for you while you dine or shop as well as photograph you and your mates. Include a small tip with the very reasonable fare.

        Tip: From the airport, there are two types of taxis available to get you to where you are going. The white federal taxis are available immediately upon exiting the airport but are more expensive. Cross the pedestrian bridge over the highway for the cheaper yellow taxis that are more common in other parts of the city.

      • By bus

        Local trips
        Bus trips cost around $6.50 pesos, which is about US$0.50(0.35 Euro) that you pay to the bus driver when you get in and every ride is good for as long as you have to stay on... the whole city if you'd like. It is easy to find a bus stop. You will see large amounts of people loitering on the sidewalk. If you wait a few minutes, a bus will stop as they run quite frequently. Look for your travel location on the bus windshield. Buses stop almost every five to ten blocks and at peak hours tend to get very full & can get very hot, so be ready for that. If you are a man, be ready to give up your seat to women if the bus becomes crowded. Bus drivers will make change for any amount up to $50.00 pesos, but won't break larger bills. (these prices updated August 2010)

        The buses are very reliable quite handy to get to places like Pitillal (the rapidly growing suburb to the NE) and Ixtapa (including the nearby U of Guadalajara campus with its gallery and crocodile farm). They are also useful for travelling from the hotel zone and marina area to the downtown or old-town areas. Any bus marked Centro will pass through both. Buses marked Tunel will skip downtown and head directly to the old-town / zona romantica via the tunnel bypass.

        *Out of town trips
        You can visit Bucerias for 12 pesos, $.85. You can also go to Punta Mita for 20 pesos, $1.50. Mismaloya buses charge around 6 pesos. There are also larger buses that can take you to Guadalajara, which is about a 5-hour trip.

        You can catch buses for Mismaloya along Basilio Badillo on the corner just West of where you see them lined up.

        The easiest way to catch a bus to Bucerias, Punta Mita or points in between is to catch a city bus to Wal-Mart/Sams. Walk along the main road to the northernmost bus shelters in front of Wal-Mart. The buses to Bucerias leave from here.

        If you want to catch a bus south to Barra de Navidad or any of the towns south to Costa Allagre, you can catch the bus at the corner of [Dieguez & Aguacate] at the south end of town. Busses leave at 6am & 9am. Look for the blue bust stop sign. You will have to pay the driver in Peso's (fares vary on distance). Just tell the driver where or when you want to get off the bus. Most busses make frequent stops but have A/C. Regional busses are very reliable & run 7 days per week.

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      Beautiful Banderas Bay, one of the largest and deepest in the world, may be admired from many of the surrounding hills exuberant in lush vegetation. Located right at the mouth of the Bay, straddling both sides of the River Cuale lies a charming and picturesque little town with true Mexican spirit, Puerto Vallarta.

      For those who just want to relax, Puerto Vallarta's many golden sand beaches offer one of the best ways to experience the beauty and magic of the Bay of Banderas. A section of the beach called The Blue Chairs is the focal point of the gay village.

      To the North, the hills give way a little. Here you will find mile-long stretches of golden sand beaches, rich plantations of papaya and mango and, tucked back along tumbling rivers and streams, small villages where life seems to move at a different pace. There are many different ways to explore the Bay.

      To the South, the hills cascade towards the sea creating a rich palette that mixes the vivid green foliage with the deep blues of the water. At their feet nestle secluded coves and small fishing villages, many of which are still accessible only by sea.

      To the East, the jungle clad Sierra Madre Mountains, which quickly rise to over 8,000 feet, encircle and protect the town from the winds and regulate the semi-tropical and humid weather.

      And, to the West, the Bay of Banderas is home to a wide variety of aquatic life. Humpback whales come here to mate every year from December to March, and sea turtles nest on the beaches from May to October. Schools of dolphins and giant manta rays also inhabit these waters. The Bay and the Marietas Islands offer an amazing kaleidoscope of tropical fish, attracting snorkelers, scuba divers and sport fishermen alike.
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      Puerto Vallarta has many activities and excursions to keep you entertained. The adventurous can hike or mountain bike in the hills, explore the jungle and hidden trails on horseback, take a jeep safari, snorkel, scuba dive, charter a yacht or sailboat, or take a cruise on one of the many party boats, make a personal photoshoot. Oftentimes they are easily booked online.

      *La Luna offers cooking classes Monday-Wednesday at 3pm, and dinner Monday-Friday from 6pm-9pm.
      • Botanical Gardens

        Vallarta Botanical Gardens a pleasure garden high in the glorious Sierra Madre Mountains. These gardens are easily accessible, just 12 miles south of Puerto Vallarta (on Hwy 200).

        Located on 20 acres of land, these botanical collections features thousands of different species of plants. The gardens are in a unique tropical dry forest ecosystem at 1,300 feet above sea level. Against the breathtaking backdrop of soaring mountain peaks, there is much to experience: Palm Gardens, Rose Garden, Tree Fern Grotto, Orchid House, Jungle Trails, Tropical Bird Watching, Agave Gardens, displays of Mexican Wildflowers and the Carnivorous Plant Collection. Bringing your swimsuit and enjoy a refreshing dip in the crystal clear Rio Los Horcones The Puerto Vallarta Botanical Gardens is registered with Botanic Gardens Conservation International in Surrey, England and members of the Asociacion Mexicana de Orquideologia. The Gardens are listed in the Lonely Planet 2009 Guide to Mexico as a "Vallarta Must See"

        Vallarta Botanical Gardens is a 501c3 nonprofit institution. The Puerto Vallarta Botanical Gardens was founded in 2004 and was opened to the public in 2005. Our Vision: to build Mexico's greatest botanical garden here in the enchanted highlands of Jalisco, Mexico. Our staff is dedicated to the research and education of plant life, as well as showing the public all the beauty that nature has to offer. Plus providing the finest hospitality around.
        Presently listed as the Number One Botanical Gardens to visit.
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        Hacienda de Oro Visitor's Center with spectacular mountain views, is also where you will find Hacienda de Oro Restaurant, with a courteous staff, delicious brick oven pizzas, salads and other Mexican specialties. Hacienda de Oro Restaurant was designed by Santa Rosa, CA native and world-renowned fine artist, Anthony Sbragia. Also, in this area are the famous "classy" restrooms. Located in the heart of an old growth native forest, with thousands of native and ornamental plants, a short ride from town - by car, bus, taxi.

      • Adventure/Sports

        Whale watching

        * Puerto Vallarta’s whale watching season runs from December to March of every year. Humpback whales are the top liners of this fantastic nature show, but you can also see dolphins, porpoises and other animals. Puerto Vallarta Whale Watching Tours take you to see humpback whale mothers and their calves in Banderas Bay.
        * International Charter Group: [url=http://www.barcosbarcelona.com].]Yacht charter and sailing, one of the worlds largest yacht charter companies, can take care of all charter requirements, from bareboat to crewed in Puerto Vallarta. Operating from nine offices worldwide (USA, Spain, UK, Germany, Italy, France, Spain, Switzerland, Caribbean, Honk Kong and Dubai).
        * Go kayaking or rent a boat from Bilbobentura [15[/url] (a company that rents out kayaks on the bank of the river nervion).

        Golfing
        * La Marina Vallarta Golf Course-Have to have good accuracy for this one due to narrow fairways that are guarded by water
        * Los Flamingos Golf Course-Known as one of the easiest to play
        * The Mayan Palace Nuevo Vallarta Golf Club, 18-hole par 71 course designed by Jim Lipe. Address: Paseo de las Moras S/N, Fraccionamiento Náutico Turístico, Nuevo Vallarta, Nayarit, Mexico 63735, [url=http://www.mayanresortsgolf.com/].]Fun course with many obstacles is on the spectacular beaches of Vallarta between the Sierra Madre mountains and the Bahia de Banderas bay. The Vallarta course offers interesting competitive advantages and challenges to golf lovers for the vast fairways appear to be the easy part but the lakes complicate the game for the most expert golfers.
        * El Tigre Golf Club-Long course with many traps and water
        * Vista Vallarta-Hosted the 2002 EMC World Cup Championship

        Scuba Diving
        * Puerto Vallarta is one of Mexico's top dive destinations. There are many rental shops along the beaches.

        Surfing
        * The beaches in Puerto Vallarta are not ideal for surfing, but a daytrip out of town up along the coast of Banderas Bay will take you to some great surf spots! Passing the Ameca river along the way to these spots, you find yourself in the next door northern state of Nayarit. Such trips can be coordinated with a local surfing instructor or done solo.

        There are many surfing spots in the state of Nayarit: ranging from beginner waves, to perfect reef breaks for experienced surfers. The names of some of the more popular surf spots are: Veneros, Burros, la Lancha, Punta de Mita, San Pancho and [[Sayulita[/url]]. The drive from downtown Vallarta to points inside the Bay takes roughly 45 minutes, and a bit over an hour to get to renowned Sayulita on the Pacific coast. Sayulita is a small village which is frequented by many tourists because it is easily accessible and a vast array of businesses cater to beginner surfers. You can find surfboard rentals, surf lessons and great beaches. Sayulita is known for producing some of the best surfers in Mexico like Tigre Cadena, Kalle Carranza, Diego Cadena and Adan Hernandez amongst others.
        The main beach at Sayulita has consistent waves and the place is crowded during the winter months particularly. There are waves small enough for beginners and large enough for the locals and experts. Most of the adventure companies don't offer surfing lessons and you might need to find an independent instructor.

        Snorkeling
        * The most popular snorkeling areas are Los Arcos underwater caves and Marietas Islands caverns. Vallarta Adventures snorkeling trips combine an extraordinary day of sun, fun, and adventure with just the right mixture of entertainment, learning and challenge, while snorkeling, sea kayaking, and exploring the tropical ecosystems on the secluded islands and beach hideaways that surround beautiful Banderas Bay.

        Explore the Sierra Madre
        * The Mexican Outback in the states of Jalisco and Nayarit offers an opportunity of discovery and adventure: A culturally and ecologically trained guide can take you into authentic Mexican villages and through the sub-tropical forest with its extraordinary ecology and wildlife. Vallarta Adventures´ Sierra Madre Expedition takes you in specially designed Mercedes Benz all-terrain vehicles on an off-road voyage of discovery, past forgotten villages into the heart of the Sierra Madre.

        Canopy Tour / Zip lines
        * Puerto Vallarta is well known for its canopy and zip line tours. Experience the exhilarating rush as you fly over the tree tops, securely fastened, from platform to platform.

        Sailing
        * Banderas Bay is the second largest bay in North America, behind Hudson Bay. The deep, calm waters offer a very rich biodiversity, stunning beauty, romantic sunsets and relaxed sailing. Vallarta Adventures offers Day Sailing, Sunset Sailing, Sailing with Whales and Private Charters.

        Kitesurfing
        * Kitesurfing is becoming more and more popular in Banderas Bay. Especially in Bucerias, a fishing village north of Nuevo Vallarta, you can see up to 30 people kitesurfing on a Sunday when the wind is good. The calm waters of Banderas Bay, the extended shoreline and the fact that it´s not too crowded with kitesurfers (yet) make it an excellent place to take lessons, for example from Jamison Smith [url=http://www.jamisonsmith.com],]an IKO Level 2 Senior Certified International Kiteboarding Instructor. The season is from February until May.

        Parasailing
        * You are able to parasail at pretty much every beach. The sky high trip usually last around 15 min.

        Jet Skiing
        * Jet skis can be rented at most beaches by the hour.

        Fishing
        * Banderas Bay is home to annual Puerto Vallarta International Fishing Tournament held since 1956. Fish types include sailfish, dorado, marlin, bonita and yellowfin tuna, roostertail, jack cravel, pargo, red snapper and more denizens of the deep, black, blue and striped marlin.
        **ProFishingVallarta Sport Fishing in Puerto Vallarta [url=http://www.profishingvallarta.com[/url]]- Offers fishing charter services throughout the whole year in Puerto Vallarta Mexico

        Horseback Riding
        * There are many ranches in town that offer horseback Riding into small villages and through the forests. They can last from a few hours to a few days.

        Turtle-Watching & Repatriation
        * Some tour companies offer educational programs combined with hands-on activities to help save Mexico’s turtles. After the female turtles lay their eggs in nests they create in the sand, volunteers dig up the eggs and re-bury them somewhere safe from predators. After about 45 to 60 days, the eggs hatch. Without help, only about 1 in every 1,000 baby turtles will survive to adulthood because most are caught by predators before they make it back to the safety of the ocean. However, turtle repatriation volunteers keep the babies safe until it is time to set them free to head for the ocean (at night when predators are less active). You can be part of these programs.

        Hiking
        * You will be hard-pressed to find information about simple hiking excursions, because no one makes much money from hikers while they are hiking.
        So you must research this ahead of time if you wish to hike. However, one short and interesting hike may be accessed as follows. Take a water taxi to Yelapa. On the main beach in Yelapa, walk to the right and cross the creek. Hike upwards a few meters to the cobblestone trail. Turn right, and then follow the trail over a ridge and up the adjacent valley. After hiking about 1.5 km through a tropical deciduous forest, your persistence will be rewarded. The waterfall is about 10 m high, with a pool for bathers at the base. The falls are more impressive during the rainy season (northern summer).

        Yoga

        *Davannayoga [url=http://davannayoga.com/[/url]]- great sunset yoga classes on a 360 rooftop in old town in front of the ocean. Well known for it's traditional style yoga. Only certified teachers offering Vinyasa Flow, Morning Yoga, Sunset Yoga, Children's Yoga. Calle Matamoros #542 on the corner of Corona.

        *Yoga Vallarta [http://yogavallarta.com/[/url] - located in Zona Romantica (Basilio Badillo #325 3rd floor). This studio has high-mounted windows that bathe the studio in wonderful, natural light.

      • Parks

        Sea Life Park by Dolphin Discovery [http://www.sealifeparkvallarta.com]- Discover Sea Life Park. Located off the first exit of Nuevo Vallarta; look for the water slides that can be seeing from the road. Open daily except Mondays and Fridays from 10AM. to 6PM.

      • Entertainment

        November Festival

        It usually occurs in the middle of November and includes:
        *Many cocktail parties
        *Wine and tequila tastings
        *Cooking classes
        *Concerts
        *Gala dinners
        *Art expos
        *Screenings

        Art

        Old Town Art Walk in El Centro - Will occur every Wednesday night, 6-10PM, from October 28, 2009 to May 26. 2010. Some of the local art galleries visited are:

        *Galería Arte Latinoamericano - Two floor gallery. Participates in art walk
        *Galería Corsica - Contemporary Mexican fine art
        *Gallería Dante - Voted #1 Gallery in Vallarta Voice Reader’s Choice 2003
        *Galería Feedma - A recent addition to the Vallarta art scene, with renowned Mexican and international artists and photographers (moves to mexico city feedmasa@gmail.com)
        *Galería Omar Alonso - Dedicated to antique and contemporary photography, engraving and sculpture
        *Gallería Pacificio - One of Vallarta's leading galleries since 1987; Sponsors the Public Sculpture Walking Tour that starts at 9:30AM every Tuesday on the malecon, Nov-April.

        Theatre

        Puerto Vallarta didn't have an English language theater scene until recently. Now you can see up to four companies from the venue Theater Agustin Flores Contreras.

        Music

        *Electro Beach Puerto Vallarta - a yearly Electronic Dance Music (EDM) festival featuring talent like Tiesto, Avicii, Calvin Harris, Steve Aoki, Hardwell and more.
        *Malecon - You'll find live Cuban, jazz, rock, Latin American ethnic, Mexican ranchero and Mariachi
        *South Side - Los Muertos Beach offers jazz at Daiquiri Dick's happy hour
        You can also find blues, pop-rock and jazz.
        *Marina Vallarta & Nuevo Vallarta-You can have a Mexican dinner and listen to mariachi, marimba, romantic trios and folk harp.

        *North Shore - Offers a variety of live music.

    • filter_dramaLearn
      Offers Cooking classes taught by Le Cordon Bleu-certified chef Miriam Flores, and including a 6-course meal with dessert and wine, these classes are an exploration of authentic Mexican cuisine.
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      La Playa liquors and wines. At least two outlets - one in the old town and one in the centro. This is the place to go for reasonably priced tequila. Most of the flashy tequila shops are either factory stores or time-share gimmicks. Neither are good options for buying tequila at a decent price/quality ratio.
      * Manta Maya a shop selling contemporary variations on traditional mexican cotton clothing. The clothing is made in their shop in Zapopan, on the outskirts of Guadalajara. Basilio Badillo at Ignacio Vallarta.
      * Galeria Indigena a shop specializing in Huichol art as well as art from other indigenous peoples. You'll see bead art everywhere, but this is one of a few shops that sell somethint at least a little more authentic than colorful beaded lizards and such. Juarez 628.
      * Arte Mágico Huichol another Huichol art shop. In addition to the usual bead art and yarn art they also sell piece of more traditional Huichol handicrafts. Coronoa 179.
      * La Casa del Habano Vallarta's best selection of real Cuban cigars. They also have a cigar bar. Aldama 170, Zona Centro. habanospv@yahoo.com
      *Offers high quality swimwear and beachwear for women in sizes 6 to 18 and Plus Sizes 20-40. Great for when you cannot find a swimsuit at home or forget to pack one. Huge selection, reasonable prices, beautiful suits. Closed Sunday. Summer hours M-F 11:00 AM to 5:00 PM
      *Best place to buy beer or snacks, save Wal-Mart (hassle, bus ride). They are all over the city & will save you tons of money. Most have cash machines. A great place to make small change for the bus.
      *Cheapest place to buy most groceries. Huge produce dept. Good variety of Mexican & some US products. Good place to buy smokes or liquor before flying home. Can be inconvenient to bring back groceries via local bus.
      *Great & inexpensive place to purchase clothes & household items. Store has A/C. Prices average 10-40% less on similar items from the US. They also take Visa/MC. Bus stop directly outside the front door.
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      The rich cultural diversity of Puerto Vallarta is reflected in the cuisine that its many restaurants have to offer. From the most casual taco stands, to tropical beachfront palapas, to upscale rooftop restaurants with panoramic views, there are literally hundreds of restaurants serving exactly what you are hungry for.

      However, care should be taken to avoid [wiki=1293bc707e62585c42fe0c79fecba266]travellers' diarrhea[/wiki]. There are many beachside restaurants to tempt you with tropical drinks, but bottled beer is a much safer option.
      When water taxis or other guides seamlessly hand you off to their "amigos" at a beachside restaurant, do not be bashful about seeking other options, or just
      order a bottled beer to be opened in front of you. Do not trust that your guide has made a good decision, he will be gone with your tip long before you show any symptoms. Restaurants listed in reputable tour guides are a fairly safe bet.

      * Chez Elena Famous hotel and restaurant located in Puerto Vallarta. It has been cited by Playboy Magazine and well known actors such as Peter O'Toole and Elizabeth Taylor.

      *Coexist Cafe [http://hotelrio.com.mx] (In Hotel Rio)Locals and tourists coexist creating a unique atmosphere, where music is definitely an ingredient you will enjoy. We’re recommended for having an eclectic taste, reflected in our Mexican and international dishes. Live music daily!

      * Epoca Just south of the foot bridge over Rio Cuale. Easy to overlook, hard to forget. Excellent food at very reasonable prices.

      *Planeta Vegetariano (just around the corner from the church.) Planeta Vegetariano serves a buffet-style vegan meal with a varied and changing menu. All-you-can-eat fresh juices, vegetables, salads, fruit, and many traditional dishes served "sin carne" are to be found. Reasonable prices. They serve a breakfast and lunch buffet, each with different dishes.

      *Has been closed for more than 1 year

      * This restaurants sits in the beautiful marina of Puerto Vallarta. Surrounded by massive yachts and a peaceful ambience. The food here is very authentic and quite tasteful.

      *Fajitas and enchiladas to die for and also delicious margaritas of all flavors. Be prepared for a long wait, however it is worth it you will not regret waiting for this delectable treat. The only downside is that this restaurant is very touristy.

      * This restaurant is mostly known for its club-like environment. At night it is one of the most popular and exciting clubs. During the day though it offers good food that might remind you of Hooters. Owned by the same folks as Carlos O'Brian and similar atmosphere.

      * As the name implies you must like shrimp to eat at this restaurant. That said it offers some spectacular entrées that will take your hunger away that is for sure. Set partially outside the décor is fun but also very intimate.

      * This is a steak house that is simply put amazing. Their menu features a 2 LB. tenderloin that is marvelously prepared. They also offer a decent wine list. The setting is beautiful and the food even better.

      *This restaurant is located atop a roof in the more residential part of Puerto Vallarta. They serve seafood that is freshly caught that day. Also they feature live music and a view that is unmatched. A very intimate setting. One of Puerto Vallarta’s VERY best kept secrets. The restaurant offers an exciting, ascending taxi-ride to the restaurant entrance, (high in the hills of Puerto Vallarta). The entrance to the restaurant is non-descript and belies what is to follow after walking a few shot stairwells. Upon entering the panoramic veranda, the view from table-side is phenomenal - panoramic east-to-west). The prices are very reasonable when taking into consideration the presentation of entree and service/accommodation.

      *Situated in La Cruz de Huanacaxtle 30 minutes north of Puerto Vallarta - Restaurant Black Forest is the creation of Chef Winfried Küffner and his family. It's thoroughly German, from the half-timbered exterior to the gracious service and authentic Black Forest cuisine which is truly a blending of many European flavors. Each of Chef Winfried's dishes contains traces of his professional background and his classical European training. His emphasis is always on freshness, quality and consistency in preparation and presentation which has earned them a loyal and growing clientele over the years.

      *A beautiful restaurant in the heart of downtown. The restaurant is divided into 3 areas: Inside, outside with a view of the ocean, and the garden. The garden is the most beautiful of the three, with an artificial creek running through it. The food here is very tasty

      *Locals come for the delicious Naples-style pizza (the crust not too thick, not too thin, and cooked in a brick oven), but there's also great pasta and a good variety of entrées, like the cream-based salmon with caviar and lemon. For appetizers try the top-heavy (con molto tomate) bruschetta or steamed mussels with lemon, parsley, and butter. Most folks choose to sit on the open patio, but La Piazzeta also has an intimate dining room. The personal attention of the owner, Mimmo, guarantees repeat business. It's open 4 to midnight.

      *Cheap local street food cooked fresh. Excellent tortas. Although named to draw tourists, it's authentically cooked & priced. Host does speak English.

      *Air-conditioned Alaska's Diner serves only locally caught fresh fish and beef from Sonora. The owner and chef (Roger Wark) was an instructor of Food Service Health, Hygiene and Safety in the U.S. Rock and Roll DVDs each Saturday night!

      *Central Norte Puerto Vallarta. This is a great find. A tostada for $1.80 USD and Lobster for $11.50 USD. You can't beat the prices or the freshness of the food.

      *This is by far the best restaurant that I know for quality/price combination. I could not find it listed in any of the tourist guides but pretty much any local will tell you its one of the best.
      Food is very nice, for around $10/dish.

      *BEST BURGERS IN THE WORLD! Best burger in town! Beef, chicken, fish and veggie, we barbeque our burgers to perfection. We are best known for the best garlic burger in the world. Huge burgers for the price. We source the freshest local and regional products. Our hamburgers are 100% grass-fed beef, the chicken is 100% free-range chicken breast, and the fish is Mahi Mahi caught by local fishermen that morning. Think Global Support Local!
      • Budget

        Cafe de Olla - Basilio Badillo, 168 (near Olas Altas, Zona Romantica). (322) 223-1626. Has good, cheap food. Try the pork ribs or chicken.

        * Takos Panchos - Basilio Badillo, 166 approximate. Right next door to Cafe de Olla has awesome Al Pastor tacos for about $1USD each! Opens around 5pm and is open late.

        * Super Pollo - Calle Insurgentes and Francisco I. Madero. Whole chickens with Salsa, tortillas and many other side dishes. On Tuesday and Thursdays they have 2 for 1. 2 whole chickens with sides for $10USD. Across the street is a different chicken restaurant that is a chain with similar deals. Shop local though.

        * La Joya de Mismaloya - Eat with your toes in the sand and a cold Corona in your hand. Any of these quaint beach side restaurants will delight you with some fantastic and authentic local seafood dishes. Some recommendations: Shrimp empanadas, Pescado Sarandeado, Tostadas de Ceviche de Camaron.

        * Coffee Cup - Rudolfo Gomez 146 (near Olas Atlas Street). 222-8584. An American-style coffee house that serves espresso, latte and cappucino with local baked goods. It is still rare to find this type of coffee in Puerto Vallarta. Local art is displayed on the walls.

        * Esquina de los Caprichos - Miramar 402. 222-0911. Open 1 -10PM. Closed Sundays. Spanish and Basque tapas. A few dishes and a glass of sangria is around $17 USD.

        * La Cigale French bistro - Hidalgo #398 . 222 7938 . open 5pm-12am. An inspiring menu featuring a great selection of French bistro gems with a South of France touch

        * Mr. Pulpo - Basilio Badillo #219 - 222 2598 - a casual Seafood restaurant with fresh fish, octopus, calmars, shrimps, mussels any style at affordable prices. Also propose great meats and delicious cocktails.

        * Tia Katrina - A hip take on traditional food. Appetizers from $5, mains from $9 USD. The Tortilla Soup is recommended.

        * Red Cabbage - Rivera del Rio 204A. 223-0411. A funky restaurant up the hill from the main streets in the Zona Romantica. It is themed on Frida Kahlo and features pre-hispanic recipes. Dinners from $15 - $25 USD.

        * Alaska's Diner - Lazaro Cardenas 515 ("near the tunnel"). Closed Sundays. American comfort food, award-winning chili, and International dishes. Dishes from $25 - $120 pesos.

        * Barcelona Tapas - Matamoros & de Octubre, Downtown. Open for Lunch and Dinner, 12-noon to 11:30 pm (Every Day). Accept only American Express, Cash and, traveller's Checks (with ID) - do not accept Visa or Mastercard. Link: http://www.barcelonatapas.net/coupons.htm

      • Mid-range

        Just as the name implies they serve fajitas. Not just any fajitas, the best I have personally ever tasted. With over 10 varieties you cannot go wrong visiting this restaurant in old town Puerto Vallarta. This restaurant offers a quiet setting and great food. If you are in the mood to savor the best fajitas this is the spot.

        * Tinos - Up on a hill overlooking Vallarta, most tourists don't know about this place, frequented by local businessmen, and others looking to spend a buck for some fantastic seafood dishes. Some recommendations: tacos de marlin are excellent, and the "mariscada" or "parrillada" which is a huge sampler platter filled with house specialties.

      • Splurge

        El Arrayan - Allende 344, El Centro. (322) 222 7195. A very good menu of specialties from many regions. The food is not "typical" to tourist-oriented Mexican restaurants, but rich banquet and festival foods with upscale service. You will have an opportunity to try many familiar dishes like lamb and pork, as well as cactus salad and seasoned roast crickets, for the adventurous.

    • filter_dramaDrink
      Downtown:The Hot Spot for Nightlife - Located along the beachfront walk

      *La Cave-Piano Bar
      *La Dolce Vita-Live Music
      *Le Carrousel-Disco/Dancing
      *BeboTero-Live Rock at night
      *Stars-Disco/Dancing

      Old Town:
      It may seem strange but Steve's Sports Bar on Basilio Badillo #286 has the best margaritas - and we've been testing.
      *The El Pianito piano bar that used to be across the street from Steve's at Basilio Badillo #284 has closed.
      *Club Roxy-Live R&B Hit among people over thiry with live blues and rock. Ignacio Vallarta #217. Music starts around 10PM, no cover. Closed on Sundays

      Malecon:
      *Carlos O'Brians now closed, demolished to make way for the new upscale bar-restaurant Punto V
      *Hard Rock Cafe-Live Music/Dancing Restaurant open until 2am
      *Murphy's Irish Pub - Restaurant and bar. American sports on 5 flat screen TVs in English. 484 Morelos - Malecon. In fromnt of the lighthouse on the Malecon.
      *The Zoo-Disco/Dancing Attract the 20's crowd with DJ spun music and cages to dance in

      * This dance club is quite small but very fun. The dance floor doesn’t offer much room to bust a move but offers a great time to be had. Located on the Malecon it is in the center of everything.

      * Again this club is small. The inside is very cool and the bar is very large. It can get a little crazy because of the small area but is fun for younger kids.

      * The Tues night foam party is the best and this place is the larger than most clubs. It has two bars and the service is awesome.

      *Mandala - Restaurant and Disco-Bar. Located in front of the malecon, beside Zoo bar. This is one of the newest and hottest clubs in town. Open everyday from 11AM to 6AM. Perfect for everyone.

      *Collage - World Famous Foam Parties, as seen on E!, Playboy, MTV, and may other TV Networks. This place can hold up to 2000 crazy partiers at a time! Tuesdays and Fridays open bar.

      * This club is HUGE!! It is only open a few nights a week though. It is located close to most hotels.

      *Swell Beach Bar & Restaurant[http://www.facebook.com/pages/Swell-Beach-Bar-Puerto-Vallarta/135784103157734], 182 Amapas, Playa Los Muertos.(322)223-0497 Drinks everyday from 10 AM to Sunset.
    • filter_dramaSleep
      Accommodations around the Bay of Banderas range from well-known international hotel chains and upscale villas and condominiums in the hotel zone, Marina Vallarta, Nuevo Vallarta, and Punta Mita to moderately priced hotels, motels, bed and breakfasts, apartments villas, and condominiums in Old Town Vallarta. The south end of Old Town has a number of gay-friendly hotels.

      ====Budget====
      * In the old town the street F. Madero hosts a bunch of similar, simple but clean hotels at a very affordable price. It is a 5-10 minute's walk away from the Malecon.

      * Family-owned hotel with a personalized service. 30 rooms with color TV. Air conditioning is optional.

      * One of the cheap hotels on the street F. Madero.

      * Hotel located in the heart of Puerto Vallarta, just one block away from the beach, in front of the market and two blocks from the Malecon.

      * One of the cheap hotels on the street F. Madero.

      * Hotel located in downtown Puerto Vallarta, just a 2 blocks from the beach and 7 from the pier or "Malecon". Located near restaurants, drug stores, and night clubs.

      * The hotel offers 49 beautiful and affordable rooms and 10 suites with kitchenette. Many of the rooms have private balcony.

      * At 180 MXN per person per night for a dorm bed it is one of the most inexpensive options. It is just off the centre of Puerto Vallarta, but buses and a reasonable walking distance (20 minutes) to town makes it feel well connected.

      * 1 minute from the beach, just opened in April 2009, they have free Internet both WiFi and a public computer and a massive TV with cable. right in the heart of the city and they have a Beautiful terrace where you can have a beer and watch the sun set. the staff its very friendly and the food its good & clean they always have an option for vegeterians. If you want a more community experience, choose Oasis. The security lockers here are very small.

      * A great value for the personal level of service provided by David. Beautiful upper terrace area with view of the city & Bahia. Wifi is a bit weak on terrace but is better on the middle floor. To get to the hostel is a bit of an uphill walk (view!), which is nice because it attracts the adventurists & keeps away most typical tourists. Many local tiendas & food stalls are close as is the main bus avenue.

      ====Mid-range====
      * Hotelito Rolando is located in Old Town Vallarta/Romantic Zone and the ocean on one side, with a back view of the cascading terra cotta-roofed homes of the neighboring hillsides, jungle, and the hotel's lush gardens. There is a large pool deck area on the west end of the property, with an expansive view of Banderas Bay with an outdoor cooking facility with a pool-side aqua bar, lounge chairs along the deck with two large palapas for shade.

      *Traditional Mexican style villa runs as a Bed and Breakfast, with six bedroom suites, each with its own private bathroom. Panoramic views of the city and the bay.

      * Offers an activities pool, water park with pirate ship, a castle and 9 water slides, playground area, outdoor family game area, and fine dining & bars.

      * Wonderfully located in the exclusive zone of Marina Vallarta, this Family-Friendly All Inclusive Resort allows its guests to enjoy the main channel of Mexico’s biggest Marina, as well as the spectacular Banderas Bay.

      * This resort caters to adult travelers with spacious accommodations, a la carte dining, friendly service a vast selection of activities, sports and entertainment, as well as romantic settings for candlelit dinners.

      * Located just five minutes from the downtown shops and restaurants, and 15 minutes from the airport, Buenaventura is a great beachfront resort for your trip to the area.

      * Discover the charm and serenity of a true Mexican Hacienda with lush tropical gardens, palm trees and cascades of fresh crystal water and secluded green areas inviting you to savor tranquility and harmony.

      * Centrally located to shopping and nightclubs with a private beach, multiple restaurants, kid's club, and outdoor pools. Krystal KIVC Vallarta is a family-oriented resort.

      * Located by the beach in downtown just a few blocks away from the popular Malecon.

      *Hotel Emperador Hotel Emperador is in the heart of the most traditional area of the Old Puerto Vallarta, only 3 minutes away from the downtown and 20 minutes from the International Airport. On Puerto Vallarta's famous beach "Playa Los Muertos".

      *Hotel Rio, located within walking distance of the main downtown attractions, Hotel Rio is a good deal with clean, comfortable rooms with central air conditioning, telephone, color TV with cable, complete bathroom and balcony. Swimming pool and restaurant. Money exchange and 24 hours internet service.

      * One of the first hotels in town on the beach and where the famous Malecon begins.

      * Beachfront, all-inclusive resort for families on Mexico’s Pacific coast.

      * Located within Los Tules right in the hotel zone in Puerto Vallarta, Mexico. An oceanfront condominium-style resort located two miles from the airport and one mile from downtown Vallarta. You can also book condominiums directly from owners.

      *Villa del Palmar Puerto Vallarta Beach Resort & Spa Blvd. Francisco Medina Ascencio Km 2.5, Zona Hotelera Norte. Phone: 011-52-322-226-1400 Fax: 011-52-322-224-6837 Email: reservations@villagroup.com. The resort features a Spanish colonial courtyard that opens to expansive grounds with flowering gardens, lawns and towering palm trees. Ten hacienda style buildings with terra-cotta-tile roofs range from four to eight stories. At the centerpiece is a freeform activities pool containing a rock garden waterfall with waterslide. A quiet relaxing pool and oceanfront pool complete the main gardens of the resort.

      * Charming thatched bungalows is on the beach in Yelapa, a 30 minute boat ride from Puerto Vallarta. It offers an outdoor pool, beach bar and a range of personalized massages..

      ====Splurge====
      * Nestled between the Sierra Madre Mountains and Banderas Bay, CasaMagna Marriott Puerto Vallarta Resort & Spa proudly holds a spot as one of the 100 World's Best Hotels according to Conde Nast Traveler. The Marriott Puerto Vallarta Resort has completed its $10.7 million renovation! The enhancements include newly decorated rooms with luxurious bedding, contemporary bathrooms, new furniture with Mexican-inspired colors and patterns, a complete redesign of the resort's La Estancia restaurant, and exquisite updates to the banquet facilities and business meeting rooms.

      * Casa Velas Hotel Boutique, #311 Fracc. Marina Vallarta, C.P. 48354 Puerto Vallarta, Casa Velas Hotel Boutique, Hotel Telephone: 52-322-226-6688 For Reservations Only : 1-866-529-8813, Experience Puerto Vallarta, Mexico Resort - Casa Velas Hotel Boutique is an all-inclusive, luxury vacation resort in Puerto Vallarta, Mexico, with stunning tropical scenery, a world-class spa, gourmet dining and an ocean-front beach club.

      * A full all-inclusive program this resort offers: activities pool, water park with pirate ship, a castle and 9 water slides, playground area, outdoor family game area, options for fine dining & bars, programmed activities and more, perfect for a memorable family experience.

      * Dreams Puerto Vallarta Resort & Spa. A luxury resort on its own private beach cove. Accommodations include spacious ocean-view rooms and suites overlooking the ocean and large private beach. Several rooms and penthouses have twin floors and private swimming pools. To unwind there are three pools, four gourmet restaurants and friendly lounges.

      * The recently refurbished Fiesta Americana Puerto Vallarta resort has 291 rooms. The hotel has three bars and restaurants. Located on site are both a fitness and business center. This resort is enjoyed by both American and Mexican tourists alike who enjoy the pool, massage services, water sports, beach volleyball, waterpolo and bingo, or simply lie back and enjoy the beach and the sea breeze.

      * This medium-sized Adult Only resort offer spacious accommodations, a la carte dining, friendly service a vast selection of activities, sports and entertainment, as well as romantic settings for candlelit dinners.

      * Grand Velas Riviera Nayarit Enjoy a Mexico resort vacation at a luxury beach hotel in Puerto Vallarta. Stroll along white sand beaches or wander cobblestone streets as you experience the culture and nightlife of Mexico’s Pacific Coast. Your beach vacation in Puerto Vallarta awaits!

      * Opening October 2008, Riu Palace Pacifico will be the third Riu hotel in beautiful Riviera Nayarit, Mexico.Riu Palace Pacifico is on Flamingo Beach, only 2 minutes drive from Riu Vallarta and Riu Jalisco, just 9 miles away from downtown Puerto Vallarta. Magnificent architecture and elegant furnishings combined with unparalleled service will offer guests the highest level of distinction. The ideal place for those vacationers seeking total relaxation in sumptuous luxury and comfort of our Premium brand.

      * An all-inclusive resort with studios, one, two and three bedrooms, all with kitchens or kitchenettes. Hotel offers on-site mini-supermarket, boutique, travel agents, car and bicycle rental, tennis courts, and "Kid's Club". Marina Vallarta golf course is within walking distance (2 min).

      *Villa La Estancia Nuevo Vallarta Paseo Cocoteros 750 Sur, Flamingos Nuevo Vallarta, Nayarit, Phone: 01-322-226-9700, Fax:01-322-226-6901 Reservations - 01800 725-6277 / 01800-823-4488, E-Mail:reservaciones@villagroup.com. Spacious and impeccable garden surround the pool with its dancing fountains and Jacuzzis, creating a magnificent scenery and making this exclusive luxurious property a favorite destination for adults. The earthy colored buildings form a U-shape on top of a hill looking out to the Bay of Banderas. The lobby was designed to offer great comfort for the personalized check in.

      *Villa del Palmar Flamingos Beach Resort & Spa Paseo Cocoteros 750 Sur, Flamingos Nuevo Vallarta, Nayarit, Telephone: 011-52-322-226-8100 Fax: 011-52-322-226-8101 Reservations:877-845-5247 (US & Canada) E-Mail: flamingos@villagroup.com. Featuring Vanguard architecture with a fine Mexican touch, distinctive eight-story Spanish Colonial-style buildings are topped with red-tile roofs and blue-tile domes. Bordering a central garden courtyard with freeform pool, the tan buildings form a U-shape looking out to the Bay of Banderas.

      *Villa Savana Col Alta Vista, Calle Hortencias, Puerto Vallarta, Jalisco Telephone: 011-52-322-222-6433 Reservations: 855-858-8600 (US & Canada) E-Mail: info@villasavana.com Beautiful 10 bedroom private luxury hilltop villa with commanding poolside views of Old Town and the Bay. It is an ideal venue for retreats, reunions, vacations or parties with family and friends.

      * Secrets Vallarta Bay is situated on the golden sand beaches on the Pacific coast and located just minutes from the famous 'El Malecón' boardwalk. The hotel offers adults a world of luxury with a superior service provided for all guests. The resort also offers breathtaking views, gourmet dinning at the various restaurants along with lively bars and nightly entertainment
    • filter_dramaStay safe
      • Emergency Numbers

        Emergency, Police/Fire: 060
        *Fire Dept: 223-9476, 223-9478
        *Police Dept: 290-0507, 290-0512
        *Red Cross & Ambulance: 222-1533
        *Motor Vehicle Dept: 224-8484
        *Consumer Protection (Profeco): 225-0000
        *Immigration Office: 221-1380
        *American Consulate: 222-0069, 223-0074 - After hours: 01-333-268-2145
        *Canadian Consulate: 293-0098, 223-0074 - After hours: 01-800-706-2900

        Hospitals
        *Ameri-Med: 226-2080
        *CMG: 223-1919
        *Cornerstone: 224-9400
        *I.M.S.S.: 224-3838
        *Medasist: 223-0444
        *Regional: 224-4000
        *San Javier: 226-1010

      • General Safety

        Puerto Vallarta is a beautiful holiday destination, but this is not an excuse to leave your common sense at home. You should not treat the city as if it is a huge beach resort existing solely for your pleasure.

        Exercise caution here as in any place that you are unfamiliar. Keep an eye on your possessions (purses, cameras, etc) at all times.
        Do not flaunt large amounts of cash and wear a concealed money belt to secure large bills and your passport. Make sure you always have small bills/ coins on hand to pay for small items.

        The beaches and hotels have security people who are familiar with the area and tend to ward off most undesirable characters. As in many "tourist destinations", there are local "tourist police", who concentrate on keeping the area safe for visitors. They, and the locals, understand the value of visitors and make life very difficult for those who may consider preying on visitors.

        Avoid confrontations with the police. In the event you do have a disagreement with them, expect to be treated poorly and expect to pay many a peso to regain your freedom. Respect and co-operation goes a long way with them, disrespect usually will not be tolerated.

        For digestive issues, use Immodium. It is sold over the counter & works for most issues.

      • Beach Activities

        Water you have never been to can be dangerous. Leaving your valuables (cameras, purses, passport) alone on the beach, is an invitation to theft at any beach.
        *Precautions
        *Observe the warning flags on public beaches. There could be a strong undertow.
        *Never dive into unknown waters. There may be rocks
        *Never have a knife in your bag

    • filter_dramaCope
      Note that not very many places take credit cards. Some larger hotel complexes, high end restaurants and shops do, but most do not. It is very much a cash only economy with ATMs available in convenient locations and a bank downtown where in-person withdrawals can be made.

      For the budget traveler - time your visit outside of peak holiday periods (eg Santa Semana/ Easter week). Accommodation prices during peak times can double or triple and the beaches become insanely crowded.

      If you are traveling around Mexico leave your souvenir shopping until [wiki=82932d9ab70f90dddff4b3af38085ea7]Guadalajara[/wiki] as prices in Puerto Vallarta are higher, sometimes bordering on exorbitant.
      • Consulates

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    • filter_dramaGet out
      Your exploring does not have to be limited just to the Bay, there are nearby archeological sites to visit as well. Close at hand, in the region of Puerto Vallarta is less than a 45 minute flight away from the inland city of [[Guadalajara][Ixtapa]], studies have uncovered sites dating back to 400 B.C.

      [wiki=0fbe85acc6a786ed36876c49e0540b0a]Mismaloya[/wiki] is a short drive outside town. It is famous for being the location for the movie "The Night of the Iguana" directed by John Houston. You can tour the location.

      Chico's Paradise, a river valley with rock formations and picnic/restaurant areas is a short drive or bus ride outside town.

      For a trip back in time to the 1600's and 1700's; a day-trip up (4600') to the old silver mining town of San Sebastian del Oeste is worth the time and about an hour flight from Mexico City. A 30 minute drive up the coast lands you in [wiki=cea0d45100d9c31e7081cb0ac6236246]Bucerias[/wiki], a small coastal village.

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    Estadio Toro Valenzuela
    Estadio Toro Valenzuela
    Cancun
    tecnologic stadium
    tecnologic stadium
    Cancun
    Estadio Pirata Fuente
    Estadio Pirata Fuente
    Veracruz
    Estadio Beto Avila
    Estadio Beto Avila
    Veracruz
    Estadio Venustiano Carranza
    Estadio Venustiano Carranza
    Morelia
    Estadio Toro Valenzuela
    Estadio Toro Valenzuela
    Isla Mujeres
    tecnologic stadium
    tecnologic stadium
    Isla Mujeres
    Adventure Spa Palace
    Adventure Spa Palace
    Playa Del Carmen / Playacar
    Airport - Transportation
    Airport - Transportation
    Airport - Transportation
    Benito Juárez (MEX)
    Benito Juárez (MEX)
    Mexico City
    General Juan N Alvarez (ACA)
    General Juan N Alvarez (ACA)
    Acapulco
    Puerto Juarez Airport
    Puerto Juarez Airport
    Cancun
    Cancún (CUN)
    Cancún (CUN)
    Cancun
    Cozumel (CZM)
    Cozumel (CZM)
    Cancun
    Lic. Gustavo Diaz Ordaz (PVR)
    Lic. Gustavo Diaz Ordaz (PVR)
    Puerto Vallarta
    Barajas (MAD)
    Barajas (MAD)
    Guadalajara
    General Mariano Escobedo (MTY)
    General Mariano Escobedo (MTY)
    Monterrey
    General Rafael Buelna (MZT)
    General Rafael Buelna (MZT)
    Mazatlan
    Talavera La Real (BJZ)
    Talavera La Real (BJZ)
    Merida
    General Heriberto Jara (VER)
    General Heriberto Jara (VER)
    Veracruz
    Puerto Vallarta International Airport
    Puerto Vallarta International Airport
    Ixtapa
    Cozumel (CZM)
    Cozumel (CZM)
    Akumal
    Cancún (CUN)
    Cancún (CUN)
    Akumal
    Ignacio Alberto Acuna Ongay Airport
    Ignacio Alberto Acuna Ongay Airport
    Campeche
    Chetumal International Airport
    Chetumal International Airport
    Chetumal
    Ciudad Acuna International Airport
    Ciudad Acuna International Airport
    Ciudad Acuña
    Minatitlán (MTT)
    Minatitlán (MTT)
    Coatzacoalcos
    Bahías de Huatulco (HUX)
    Bahías de Huatulco (HUX)
    Huatulco
    Isla Mujeres Airport
    Isla Mujeres Airport
    Isla Mujeres
    Cancún (CUN)
    Cancún (CUN)
    Isla Mujeres
    Cozumel (CZM)
    Cozumel (CZM)
    Isla Mujeres
    Benito Juárez (MEX)
    Benito Juárez (MEX)
    Manzanillo
    Lic. Gustavo Diaz Ordaz (PVR)
    Lic. Gustavo Diaz Ordaz (PVR)
    Nuevo Vallarta
    Miller (MFE)
    Miller (MFE)
    Reynosa
    Brownsville (BRO)
    Brownsville (BRO)
    Reynosa
    General Abelardo L Rodriguez International Airport
    General Abelardo L Rodriguez International Airport
    Tijuana
    General Mariano Escobedo (MTY)
    General Mariano Escobedo (MTY)
    Zacatecas
    Gen Rodolfo Sanchez T International Airport
    Gen Rodolfo Sanchez T International Airport
    Cuernavaca
    Benito Juárez (MEX)
    Benito Juárez (MEX)
    Cuernavaca
    Gen Mariano Escobedo International Airport
    Gen Mariano Escobedo International Airport
    Zacatecas
    Puerto Escondido Airport
    Puerto Escondido Airport
    Puerto Escondido
    Puerto Escondido Closed Airport
    Puerto Escondido Closed Airport
    Puerto Escondido
    Bilbao (BIO)
    Bilbao (BIO)
    Durango
    Vitoria (VIT)
    Vitoria (VIT)
    Durango
    San Sebastián (EAS)
    San Sebastián (EAS)
    Durango
    Agoncillo (RJL)
    Agoncillo (RJL)
    Durango
    Pamplona (PNA)
    Pamplona (PNA)
    Durango
    Anglet (BIQ)
    Anglet (BIQ)
    Durango
    Cozumel (CZM)
    Cozumel (CZM)
    Isla Cozumel
    Cancún (CUN)
    Cancún (CUN)
    Isla Cozumel
    Cozumel International Airport
    Cozumel International Airport
    Isla Cozumel
    Minatitlan Airport
    Minatitlan Airport
    Copper Canyon
    Minatitlán (MTT)
    Minatitlán (MTT)
    Copper Canyon
    Cozumel (CZM)
    Cozumel (CZM)
    Playa Del Carmen / Playacar
    Cancún (CUN)
    Cancún (CUN)
    Playa Del Carmen / Playacar
    Tourist Attractions
    Tourist Attractions
    Tourist Attractions
    Dolphin Discovery Isla Mujeres
    Dolphin Discovery Isla Mujeres
    Cancun
    Wet n' Wild Park
    Wet n' Wild Park
    Cancun
    Art Galleries & Dealers
    Art Galleries & Dealers
    Art Galleries & Dealers
    Casa de la cultura
    Casa de la cultura
    Cancun
    Plaza las Américas Cancún Mall
    Plaza las Américas Cancún Mall
    Cancun
    Casa de la cultura
    Casa de la cultura
    Isla Mujeres
    Plaza las Américas Cancún Mall
    Plaza las Américas Cancún Mall
    Isla Mujeres
    Lakes - Marinas - Rivers - Ports - Piers
    Lakes - Marinas - Rivers - Ports - Piers
    Lakes - Marinas - Rivers - Ports - Piers
    Gran Puerto Cancún
    Gran Puerto Cancún
    Cancun
    Calica, terminal de cruceros
    Calica, terminal de cruceros
    Akumal
    Gran Puerto Cancún
    Gran Puerto Cancún
    Isla Mujeres
    Calica, terminal de cruceros
    Calica, terminal de cruceros
    Playa Del Carmen / Playacar
    Shopping
    Shopping
    Shopping
    mercado 23
    mercado 23
    Cancun
    Plaza Las Americas
    Plaza Las Americas
    Cancun
    Plaza Nichupte
    Plaza Nichupte
    Cancun
    La Gran Plaza Cancun
    La Gran Plaza Cancun
    Cancun
    mercado 23
    mercado 23
    Isla Mujeres
    Plaza Las Americas
    Plaza Las Americas
    Isla Mujeres
    Plaza Nichupte
    Plaza Nichupte
    Isla Mujeres
    La Gran Plaza Cancun
    La Gran Plaza Cancun
    Isla Mujeres
    Train Station
    Train Station
    Train Station
    Merida Train Station
    Merida Train Station
    Merida
    Municipality
    Municipality
    Municipality
    Abejones
    Abejones
    Oaxaca
    Acatlan de Perez Figueroa
    Acatlan de Perez Figueroa
    Oaxaca
    Animas Trujano
    Animas Trujano
    Oaxaca
    Asuncion Cacalotepec
    Asuncion Cacalotepec
    Oaxaca
    Asuncion Cuyotepeji
    Asuncion Cuyotepeji
    Oaxaca
    Asuncion Ixtaltepec
    Asuncion Ixtaltepec
    Oaxaca
    Asuncion Nochixtlan
    Asuncion Nochixtlan
    Oaxaca
    Asuncion Ocotlan
    Asuncion Ocotlan
    Oaxaca
    Asuncion Tlacolulita
    Asuncion Tlacolulita
    Oaxaca
    Ayoquezco de Aldama
    Ayoquezco de Aldama
    Oaxaca
    Ayotzintepec
    Ayotzintepec
    Oaxaca
    Calihuala
    Calihuala
    Oaxaca
    Candelaria Loxicha
    Candelaria Loxicha
    Oaxaca
    Capulalpam de Mendez
    Capulalpam de Mendez
    Oaxaca
    Chahuites
    Chahuites
    Oaxaca
    Chalcatongo de Hidalgo
    Chalcatongo de Hidalgo
    Oaxaca
    Cienega de Zimatlan
    Cienega de Zimatlan
    Oaxaca
    Ciudad Ixtepec
    Ciudad Ixtepec
    Oaxaca
    Coatecas Altas
    Coatecas Altas
    Oaxaca
    Coicoyan de Las Flores
    Coicoyan de Las Flores
    Oaxaca
    Concepcion Buenavista
    Concepcion Buenavista
    Oaxaca
    Concepcion Papalo
    Concepcion Papalo
    Oaxaca
    Constancia del Rosario
    Constancia del Rosario
    Oaxaca
    Cosolapa
    Cosolapa
    Oaxaca
    Cosoltepec
    Cosoltepec
    Oaxaca
    Cuilapam de Guerrero
    Cuilapam de Guerrero
    Oaxaca
    Cuyamecalco Villa de Zaragoza
    Cuyamecalco Villa de Zaragoza
    Oaxaca
    Heroica Ciudad de Ejutla de Crespo
    Heroica Ciudad de Ejutla de Crespo
    Oaxaca
    Barrio de la Soledad, El
    Barrio de la Soledad, El
    Oaxaca
    Espinal, El
    Espinal, El
    Oaxaca
    Eloxochitlan de Flores Magon
    Eloxochitlan de Flores Magon
    Oaxaca
    Fresnillo de Trujano
    Fresnillo de Trujano
    Oaxaca
    Guadalupe Etla
    Guadalupe Etla
    Oaxaca
    Guadalupe de Ramirez
    Guadalupe de Ramirez
    Oaxaca
    Guelatao de Juarez
    Guelatao de Juarez
    Oaxaca
    Guevea de Humboldt
    Guevea de Humboldt
    Oaxaca
    Heroica Ciudad de Tlaxiaco
    Heroica Ciudad de Tlaxiaco
    Oaxaca
    Ciudad de Huajuapam de Leon
    Ciudad de Huajuapam de Leon
    Oaxaca
    Huautepec
    Huautepec
    Oaxaca
    Huautla de Jimenez
    Huautla de Jimenez
    Oaxaca
    Ixpantepec Nieves
    Ixpantepec Nieves
    Oaxaca
    Ixtlan de Juarez
    Ixtlan de Juarez
    Oaxaca
    Juchitan de Zaragoza
    Juchitan de Zaragoza
    Oaxaca
    Compania, La
    Compania, La
    Oaxaca
    Reforma, La
    Reforma, La
    Oaxaca
    Trinidad Vista Hermosa, La
    Trinidad Vista Hermosa, La
    Oaxaca
    Loma Bonita
    Loma Bonita
    Oaxaca
    Magdalena Apasco
    Magdalena Apasco
    Oaxaca
    Magdalena Jaltepec
    Magdalena Jaltepec
    Oaxaca
    Magdalena Mixtepec
    Magdalena Mixtepec
    Oaxaca
    Magdalena Ocotlan
    Magdalena Ocotlan
    Oaxaca
    Magdalena Penasco
    Magdalena Penasco
    Oaxaca
    Magdalena Teitipac
    Magdalena Teitipac
    Oaxaca
    Magdalena Tequisistlan
    Magdalena Tequisistlan
    Oaxaca
    Magdalena Tlacotepec
    Magdalena Tlacotepec
    Oaxaca
    Magdalena Yodocono de Porfirio Diaz
    Magdalena Yodocono de Porfirio Diaz
    Oaxaca
    Magdalena Zahuatlan
    Magdalena Zahuatlan
    Oaxaca
    Mariscala de Juarez
    Mariscala de Juarez
    Oaxaca
    Martires de Tacubaya
    Martires de Tacubaya
    Oaxaca
    Matias Romero
    Matias Romero
    Oaxaca
    Mazatlan Villa de Flores
    Mazatlan Villa de Flores
    Oaxaca
    Mesones Hidalgo
    Mesones Hidalgo
    Oaxaca
    Miahuatlan de Porfirio Diaz
    Miahuatlan de Porfirio Diaz
    Oaxaca
    Mixistlan de la Reforma
    Mixistlan de la Reforma
    Oaxaca
    Monjas
    Monjas
    Oaxaca
    Santiago Tepetlapa
    Santiago Tepetlapa
    Oaxaca
    Natividad
    Natividad
    Oaxaca
    Nazareno Etla
    Nazareno Etla
    Oaxaca
    Nejapa de Madero
    Nejapa de Madero
    Oaxaca
    San Miguel Soyaltepec
    San Miguel Soyaltepec
    Oaxaca
    Nuevo Zoquiapam
    Nuevo Zoquiapam
    Oaxaca
    Oaxaca de Juarez
    Oaxaca de Juarez
    Oaxaca
    Ocotlan de Morelos
    Ocotlan de Morelos
    Oaxaca
    Pinotepa de Don Luis
    Pinotepa de Don Luis
    Oaxaca
    Pluma Hidalgo
    Pluma Hidalgo
    Oaxaca
    Putla Villa de Guerrero
    Putla Villa de Guerrero
    Oaxaca
    Reforma de Pineda
    Reforma de Pineda
    Oaxaca
    Reyes Etla
    Reyes Etla
    Oaxaca
    Rojas de Cuauhtemoc
    Rojas de Cuauhtemoc
    Oaxaca
    Salina Cruz
    Salina Cruz
    Oaxaca
    San Agustin Amatengo
    San Agustin Amatengo
    Oaxaca
    San Agustin Atenango
    San Agustin Atenango
    Oaxaca
    San Agustin Chayuco
    San Agustin Chayuco
    Oaxaca
    San Agustin de Las Juntas
    San Agustin de Las Juntas
    Oaxaca
    San Agustin Etla
    San Agustin Etla
    Oaxaca
    San Agustin Loxicha
    San Agustin Loxicha
    Oaxaca
    San Agustin Tlacotepec
    San Agustin Tlacotepec
    Oaxaca
    San Agustin Yatareni
    San Agustin Yatareni
    Oaxaca
    San Andres Cabecera Nueva
    San Andres Cabecera Nueva
    Oaxaca
    San Andres Dinicuiti
    San Andres Dinicuiti
    Oaxaca
    San Andres Huaxpaltepec
    San Andres Huaxpaltepec
    Oaxaca
    San Andres Huayapam
    San Andres Huayapam
    Oaxaca
    San Andres Ixtlahuaca
    San Andres Ixtlahuaca
    Oaxaca
    San Andres Lagunas
    San Andres Lagunas
    Oaxaca
    San Andres Nuxino
    San Andres Nuxino
    Oaxaca
    San Andres Paxtlan
    San Andres Paxtlan
    Oaxaca
    San Andres Sinaxtla
    San Andres Sinaxtla
    Oaxaca
    San Andres Solaga
    San Andres Solaga
    Oaxaca
    San Andres Teotilalpam
    San Andres Teotilalpam
    Oaxaca
    San Andres Tepetlapa
    San Andres Tepetlapa
    Oaxaca
    San Andres Yaa
    San Andres Yaa
    Oaxaca
    San Andres Zabache
    San Andres Zabache
    Oaxaca
    San Andres Zautla
    San Andres Zautla
    Oaxaca
    San Antonino Castillo Velasco
    San Antonino Castillo Velasco
    Oaxaca
    San Antonino el Alto
    San Antonino el Alto
    Oaxaca
    San Antonino Monte Verde
    San Antonino Monte Verde
    Oaxaca
    San Antonio Acutla
    San Antonio Acutla
    Oaxaca
    San Antonio de la Cal
    San Antonio de la Cal
    Oaxaca
    San Antonio Huitepec
    San Antonio Huitepec
    Oaxaca
    San Antonio Nanahuatipam
    San Antonio Nanahuatipam
    Oaxaca
    San Antonio Sinicahua
    San Antonio Sinicahua
    Oaxaca
    San Antonio Tepetlapa
    San Antonio Tepetlapa
    Oaxaca
    San Baltazar Chichicapam
    San Baltazar Chichicapam
    Oaxaca
    San Baltazar Loxicha
    San Baltazar Loxicha
    Oaxaca
    San Baltazar Yatzachi el Bajo
    San Baltazar Yatzachi el Bajo
    Oaxaca
    San Bartolo Coyotepec
    San Bartolo Coyotepec
    Oaxaca
    San Bartolo Soyaltepec
    San Bartolo Soyaltepec
    Oaxaca
    San Bartolo Yautepec
    San Bartolo Yautepec
    Oaxaca
    San Bartolome Ayautla
    San Bartolome Ayautla
    Oaxaca
    San Bartolome Loxicha
    San Bartolome Loxicha
    Oaxaca
    San Bartolome Quialana
    San Bartolome Quialana
    Oaxaca
    San Bartolome Yucuane
    San Bartolome Yucuane
    Oaxaca
    San Bartolome Zoogocho
    San Bartolome Zoogocho
    Oaxaca
    San Bernardo Mixtepec
    San Bernardo Mixtepec
    Oaxaca
    San Blas Atempa
    San Blas Atempa
    Oaxaca
    San Carlos Yautepec
    San Carlos Yautepec
    Oaxaca
    San Cristobal Amatlan
    San Cristobal Amatlan
    Oaxaca
    San Cristobal Amoltepec
    San Cristobal Amoltepec
    Oaxaca
    San Cristobal Lachirioag
    San Cristobal Lachirioag
    Oaxaca
    San Cristobal Suchixtlahuaca
    San Cristobal Suchixtlahuaca
    Oaxaca
    San Dionisio del Mar
    San Dionisio del Mar
    Oaxaca
    San Dionisio Ocotepec
    San Dionisio Ocotepec
    Oaxaca
    San Dionisio Ocotlan
    San Dionisio Ocotlan
    Oaxaca
    San Esteban Atatlahuca
    San Esteban Atatlahuca
    Oaxaca
    San Felipe Jalapa de Diaz
    San Felipe Jalapa de Diaz
    Oaxaca
    San Felipe Tejalapam
    San Felipe Tejalapam
    Oaxaca
    San Felipe Usila
    San Felipe Usila
    Oaxaca
    San Francisco Cahuacua
    San Francisco Cahuacua
    Oaxaca
    San Francisco Cajonos
    San Francisco Cajonos
    Oaxaca
    San Francisco Chapulapa
    San Francisco Chapulapa
    Oaxaca
    San Francisco Chindua
    San Francisco Chindua
    Oaxaca
    San Francisco del Mar
    San Francisco del Mar
    Oaxaca
    San Francisco Huehuetlan
    San Francisco Huehuetlan
    Oaxaca
    San Francisco Ixhuatan
    San Francisco Ixhuatan
    Oaxaca
    San Francisco Jaltepetongo
    San Francisco Jaltepetongo
    Oaxaca
    San Francisco Lachigolo
    San Francisco Lachigolo
    Oaxaca
    San Francisco Logueche
    San Francisco Logueche
    Oaxaca
    San Francisco Nuxano
    San Francisco Nuxano
    Oaxaca
    San Francisco Ozolotepec
    San Francisco Ozolotepec
    Oaxaca
    San Francisco Sola
    San Francisco Sola
    Oaxaca
    San Francisco Telixtlahuaca
    San Francisco Telixtlahuaca
    Oaxaca
    San Francisco Teopan
    San Francisco Teopan
    Oaxaca
    San Francisco Tlapancingo
    San Francisco Tlapancingo
    Oaxaca
    San Gabriel Mixtepec
    San Gabriel Mixtepec
    Oaxaca
    San Ildefonso Amatlan
    San Ildefonso Amatlan
    Oaxaca
    San Ildefonso Sola
    San Ildefonso Sola
    Oaxaca
    San Ildefonso Villa Alta
    San Ildefonso Villa Alta
    Oaxaca
    San Jacinto Amilpas
    San Jacinto Amilpas
    Oaxaca
    San Jacinto Tlacotepec
    San Jacinto Tlacotepec
    Oaxaca
    San Jeronimo Coatlan
    San Jeronimo Coatlan
    Oaxaca
    San Jeronimo Silacayoapilla
    San Jeronimo Silacayoapilla
    Oaxaca
    San Jeronimo Sosola
    San Jeronimo Sosola
    Oaxaca
    San Jeronimo Taviche
    San Jeronimo Taviche
    Oaxaca
    San Jeronimo Tecoatl
    San Jeronimo Tecoatl
    Oaxaca
    San Jeronimo Tlacochahuaya
    San Jeronimo Tlacochahuaya
    Oaxaca
    San Jorge Nuchita
    San Jorge Nuchita
    Oaxaca
    San Jose Ayuquila
    San Jose Ayuquila
    Oaxaca
    San Jose Chiltepec
    San Jose Chiltepec
    Oaxaca
    San Jose del Penasco
    San Jose del Penasco
    Oaxaca
    San Jose del Progreso
    San Jose del Progreso
    Oaxaca
    San Jose Estancia Grande
    San Jose Estancia Grande
    Oaxaca
    San Jose Independencia
    San Jose Independencia
    Oaxaca
    San Jose Lachiguiri
    San Jose Lachiguiri
    Oaxaca
    San Jose Tenango
    San Jose Tenango
    Oaxaca
    San Juan Achiutla
    San Juan Achiutla
    Oaxaca
    San Juan Atepec
    San Juan Atepec
    Oaxaca
    San Juan Bautista Atatlahuca
    San Juan Bautista Atatlahuca
    Oaxaca
    San Juan Bautista Coixtlahuaca
    San Juan Bautista Coixtlahuaca
    Oaxaca
    San Juan Bautista Cuicatlan
    San Juan Bautista Cuicatlan
    Oaxaca
    San Juan Bautista Guelache
    San Juan Bautista Guelache
    Oaxaca
    San Juan Bautista Lo de Soto
    San Juan Bautista Lo de Soto
    Oaxaca
    San Juan Bautista Jayacatlan
    San Juan Bautista Jayacatlan
    Oaxaca
    San Juan Bautista Suchitepec
    San Juan Bautista Suchitepec
    Oaxaca
    San Juan Bautista Tlachichilco
    San Juan Bautista Tlachichilco
    Oaxaca
    San Juan Bautista Tlacoatzintepec
    San Juan Bautista Tlacoatzintepec
    Oaxaca
    San Juan Bautista Tuxtepec
    San Juan Bautista Tuxtepec
    Oaxaca
    San Juan Bautista Valle Nacional
    San Juan Bautista Valle Nacional
    Oaxaca
    San Juan Cacahuatepec
    San Juan Cacahuatepec
    Oaxaca
    San Juan Chicomezuchil
    San Juan Chicomezuchil
    Oaxaca
    San Juan Chilateca
    San Juan Chilateca
    Oaxaca
    Chiquihuitlan de Benito Juarez
    Chiquihuitlan de Benito Juarez
    Oaxaca
    San Juan Cieneguilla
    San Juan Cieneguilla
    Oaxaca
    San Juan Coatzospam
    San Juan Coatzospam
    Oaxaca
    San Juan Colorado
    San Juan Colorado
    Oaxaca
    San Juan Comaltepec
    San Juan Comaltepec
    Oaxaca
    San Juan Cotzocon
    San Juan Cotzocon
    Oaxaca
    San Juan de Los Cues
    San Juan de Los Cues
    Oaxaca
    San Juan del Estado
    San Juan del Estado
    Oaxaca
    San Juan del Rio
    San Juan del Rio
    Oaxaca
    San Juan Diuxi
    San Juan Diuxi
    Oaxaca
    San Juan Evangelista Analco
    San Juan Evangelista Analco
    Oaxaca
    San Juan Guelavia
    San Juan Guelavia
    Oaxaca
    San Juan Guichicovi
    San Juan Guichicovi
    Oaxaca
    San Juan Ihualtepec
    San Juan Ihualtepec
    Oaxaca
    San Juan Juquila Mixes
    San Juan Juquila Mixes
    Oaxaca
    San Juan Juquila Vijanos
    San Juan Juquila Vijanos
    Oaxaca
    San Juan Lachao
    San Juan Lachao
    Oaxaca
    San Juan Lachigalla
    San Juan Lachigalla
    Oaxaca
    San Juan Lajarcia
    San Juan Lajarcia
    Oaxaca
    San Juan Lalana
    San Juan Lalana
    Oaxaca
    San Juan Mazatlan
    San Juan Mazatlan
    Oaxaca
    San Juan Mixtepec-Distr. 08 -
    San Juan Mixtepec-Distr. 08 -
    Oaxaca
    San Juan Mixtepec-Distr. 26 -
    San Juan Mixtepec-Distr. 26 -
    Oaxaca
    San Juan numi
    San Juan numi
    Oaxaca
    San Juan Ozolotepec
    San Juan Ozolotepec
    Oaxaca
    San Juan Petlapa
    San Juan Petlapa
    Oaxaca
    San Juan Quiahije
    San Juan Quiahije
    Oaxaca
    San Juan Quiotepec
    San Juan Quiotepec
    Oaxaca
    San Juan Sayultepec
    San Juan Sayultepec
    Oaxaca
    San Juan Tabaa
    San Juan Tabaa
    Oaxaca
    San Juan Tamazola
    San Juan Tamazola
    Oaxaca
    San Juan Teita
    San Juan Teita
    Oaxaca
    San Juan Teitipac
    San Juan Teitipac
    Oaxaca
    San Juan Tepeuxila
    San Juan Tepeuxila
    Oaxaca
    San Juan Teposcolula
    San Juan Teposcolula
    Oaxaca
    San Juan Yaee
    San Juan Yaee
    Oaxaca
    San Juan Yatzona
    San Juan Yatzona
    Oaxaca
    San Juan Yucuita
    San Juan Yucuita
    Oaxaca
    San Lorenzo
    San Lorenzo
    Oaxaca
    San Lorenzo Albarradas
    San Lorenzo Albarradas
    Oaxaca
    San Lorenzo Cacaotepec
    San Lorenzo Cacaotepec
    Oaxaca
    San Lorenzo Cuaunecuiltitla
    San Lorenzo Cuaunecuiltitla
    Oaxaca
    San Lorenzo Texmelucan
    San Lorenzo Texmelucan
    Oaxaca
    San Lorenzo Victoria
    San Lorenzo Victoria
    Oaxaca
    San Lucas Camotlan
    San Lucas Camotlan
    Oaxaca
    San Lucas Ojitlan
    San Lucas Ojitlan
    Oaxaca
    San Lucas Quiavini
    San Lucas Quiavini
    Oaxaca
    San Lucas Zoquiapam
    San Lucas Zoquiapam
    Oaxaca
    San Luis Amatlan
    San Luis Amatlan
    Oaxaca
    San Marcial Ozolotepec
    San Marcial Ozolotepec
    Oaxaca
    San Marcos Arteaga
    San Marcos Arteaga
    Oaxaca
    San Martin de Los Cansecos
    San Martin de Los Cansecos
    Oaxaca
    San Martin Huamelulpam
    San Martin Huamelulpam
    Oaxaca
    San Martin Itunyoso
    San Martin Itunyoso
    Oaxaca
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    San Martin Lachila
    Oaxaca
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    San Martin Peras
    Oaxaca
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    San Martin Tilcajete
    Oaxaca
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    San Martin Toxpalan
    Oaxaca
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    San Martin Zacatepec
    Oaxaca
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    San Mateo Cajonos
    Oaxaca
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    San Mateo del Mar
    Oaxaca
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    San Mateo Etlatongo
    Oaxaca
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    San Mateo Nejapam
    Oaxaca
    San Mateo Penasco
    San Mateo Penasco
    Oaxaca
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    San Mateo Pinas
    Oaxaca
    San Mateo Rio Hondo
    San Mateo Rio Hondo
    Oaxaca
    San Mateo Sindihui
    San Mateo Sindihui
    Oaxaca
    San Mateo Tlapiltepec
    San Mateo Tlapiltepec
    Oaxaca
    San Mateo Yoloxochitlan
    San Mateo Yoloxochitlan
    Oaxaca
    San Melchor Betaza
    San Melchor Betaza
    Oaxaca
    San Miguel Achiutla
    San Miguel Achiutla
    Oaxaca
    San Miguel Ahuehuetitlan
    San Miguel Ahuehuetitlan
    Oaxaca
    San Miguel Aloapam
    San Miguel Aloapam
    Oaxaca
    San Miguel Amatitlan
    San Miguel Amatitlan
    Oaxaca
    San Miguel Amatlan
    San Miguel Amatlan
    Oaxaca
    San Miguel Chicahua
    San Miguel Chicahua
    Oaxaca
    San Miguel Chimalapa
    San Miguel Chimalapa
    Oaxaca
    San Miguel Coatlan
    San Miguel Coatlan
    Oaxaca
    San Miguel del Puerto
    San Miguel del Puerto
    Oaxaca
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    San Miguel del Rio
    Oaxaca
    San Miguel Ejutla
    San Miguel Ejutla
    Oaxaca
    San Miguel el Grande
    San Miguel el Grande
    Oaxaca
    San Miguel Huautla
    San Miguel Huautla
    Oaxaca
    San Miguel Mixtepec
    San Miguel Mixtepec
    Oaxaca
    San Miguel Panixtlahuaca
    San Miguel Panixtlahuaca
    Oaxaca
    San Miguel Peras
    San Miguel Peras
    Oaxaca
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    San Miguel Piedras
    Oaxaca
    San Miguel Quetzaltepec
    San Miguel Quetzaltepec
    Oaxaca
    San Miguel Santa Flor
    San Miguel Santa Flor
    Oaxaca
    San Miguel Suchixtepec
    San Miguel Suchixtepec
    Oaxaca
    Villa Talea de Castro
    Villa Talea de Castro
    Oaxaca
    San Miguel Tecomatlan
    San Miguel Tecomatlan
    Oaxaca
    San Miguel Tenango
    San Miguel Tenango
    Oaxaca
    San Miguel Tequixtepec
    San Miguel Tequixtepec
    Oaxaca
    San Miguel Tilquiapam
    San Miguel Tilquiapam
    Oaxaca
    San Miguel Tlacamama
    San Miguel Tlacamama
    Oaxaca
    San Miguel Tlacotepec
    San Miguel Tlacotepec
    Oaxaca
    San Miguel Tulancingo
    San Miguel Tulancingo
    Oaxaca
    San Miguel Yotao
    San Miguel Yotao
    Oaxaca
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    San Nicolás
    Oaxaca
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    San Nicolas Hidalgo
    Oaxaca
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    San Pablo Coatlan
    Oaxaca
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    San Pablo Cuatro Venados
    Oaxaca
    San Pablo Etla
    San Pablo Etla
    Oaxaca
    San Pablo Huitzo
    San Pablo Huitzo
    Oaxaca
    San Pablo Huixtepec
    San Pablo Huixtepec
    Oaxaca
    San Pablo Macuiltianguis
    San Pablo Macuiltianguis
    Oaxaca
    San Pablo Tijaltepec
    San Pablo Tijaltepec
    Oaxaca
    San Pablo Villa de Mitla
    San Pablo Villa de Mitla
    Oaxaca
    San Pablo Yaganiza
    San Pablo Yaganiza
    Oaxaca
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    San Pedro Amuzgos
    Oaxaca
    San Pedro Apostol
    San Pedro Apostol
    Oaxaca
    San Pedro Atoyac
    San Pedro Atoyac
    Oaxaca
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    San Pedro Cajonos
    Oaxaca
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    San Pedro Coxcaltepec Cantaros
    Oaxaca
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    San Pedro Comitancillo
    Oaxaca
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    San Pedro el Alto
    Oaxaca
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    San Pedro Huamelula
    Oaxaca
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    San Pedro Huilotepec
    Oaxaca
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    San Pedro Ixcatlan
    Oaxaca
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    San Pedro Ixtlahuaca
    Oaxaca
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    San Pedro Jaltepetongo
    Oaxaca
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    San Pedro Jicayan
    Oaxaca
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    San Pedro Jocotipac
    Oaxaca
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    San Pedro Juchatengo
    Oaxaca
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    San Pedro Martir
    Oaxaca
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    San Pedro Martir Quiechapa
    Oaxaca
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    San Pedro Martir Yucuxaco
    Oaxaca
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    San Pedro Mixtepec-Distr. 22 -
    Oaxaca
    San Pedro Mixtepec-Distr. 26 -
    San Pedro Mixtepec-Distr. 26 -
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    San Pedro Molinos
    Oaxaca
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    San Pedro Nopala
    Oaxaca
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    San Pedro Ocopetatillo
    Oaxaca
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    San Pedro Ocotepec
    Oaxaca
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    San Pedro Pochutla
    Oaxaca
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    San Pedro Quiatoni
    Oaxaca
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    Oaxaca
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    San Pedro Tapanatepec
    Oaxaca
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    San Pedro Taviche
    Oaxaca
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    San Pedro Teozacoalco
    Oaxaca
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    San Pedro Teutila
    Oaxaca
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    San Pedro Tidaa
    Oaxaca
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    San Pedro Topiltepec
    Oaxaca
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    San Pedro Totolapa
    Oaxaca
    Villa de Tututepec de Melchor Ocampo
    Villa de Tututepec de Melchor Ocampo
    Oaxaca
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    San Pedro y San Pablo Ayutla
    Oaxaca
    San Pedro y San Pablo Teposcolula
    San Pedro y San Pablo Teposcolula
    Oaxaca
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    San Pedro y San Pablo Tequixtepec
    Oaxaca
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    San Pedro Yaneri
    Oaxaca
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    San Pedro Yolox
    Oaxaca
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    San Pedro Yucunama
    Oaxaca
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    San Raymundo Jalpan
    Oaxaca
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    San Sebastian Abasolo
    Oaxaca
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    San Sebastian Coatlan
    Oaxaca
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    San Sebastian Ixcapa
    Oaxaca
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    San Sebastian Nicananduta
    Oaxaca
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    San Sebastian Rio Hondo
    Oaxaca
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    San Sebastian Tecomaxtlahuaca
    Oaxaca
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    San Sebastian Teitipac
    Oaxaca
    San Sebastian Tutla
    San Sebastian Tutla
    Oaxaca
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    San Simon Almolongas
    Oaxaca
    San Simon Zahuatlan
    San Simon Zahuatlan
    Oaxaca
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    San Vicente Coatlan
    Oaxaca
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    San Vicente Lachixio
    Oaxaca
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    San Vicente Nunu
    Oaxaca
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    Santa Ana
    Oaxaca
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    Santa Ana Ateixtlahuaca
    Oaxaca
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    Santa Ana Cuauhtemoc
    Oaxaca
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    Santa Ana del Valle
    Oaxaca
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    Santa Ana Tavela
    Oaxaca
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    Santa Ana Tlapacoyan
    Oaxaca
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    Santa Ana Yareni
    Oaxaca
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    Santa Ana Zegache
    Oaxaca
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    Santa Catalina Quieri
    Oaxaca
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    Santa Catarina Cuixtla
    Oaxaca
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    Santa Catarina Ixtepeji
    Oaxaca
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    Santa Catarina Juquila
    Oaxaca
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    Santa Catarina Lachatao
    Oaxaca
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    Santa Catarina Loxicha
    Oaxaca
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    Santa Catarina Mechoacan
    Oaxaca
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    Santa Catarina Minas
    Oaxaca
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    Santa Catarina Quiane
    Oaxaca
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    Santa Catarina Quioquitani
    Oaxaca
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    Santa Catarina Tayata
    Oaxaca
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    Santa Catarina Ticua
    Oaxaca
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    Santa Catarina Yosonotu
    Oaxaca
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    Santa Catarina Zapoquila
    Oaxaca
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    Santa Cruz Acatepec
    Oaxaca
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    Santa Cruz Amilpas
    Oaxaca
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    Santa Cruz de Bravo
    Oaxaca
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    Santa Cruz Itundujia
    Oaxaca
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    Santa Cruz Mixtepec
    Oaxaca
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    Santa Cruz Nundaco
    Oaxaca
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    Santa Cruz Papalutla
    Oaxaca
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    Santa Cruz Tacache de Mina
    Oaxaca
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    Santa Cruz Tacahua
    Oaxaca
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    Santa Cruz Tayata
    Oaxaca
    Santa Cruz Xitla
    Santa Cruz Xitla
    Oaxaca
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    Santa Cruz Xoxocotlan
    Oaxaca
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    Santa Cruz Zenzontepec
    Oaxaca
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    Santa Gertrudis
    Oaxaca
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    Santa Ines de Zaragoza
    Oaxaca
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    Santa Ines del Monte
    Oaxaca
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    Santa Ines Yatzeche
    Oaxaca
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    Santa Lucia del Camino
    Oaxaca
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    Santa Lucia Miahuatlan
    Oaxaca
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    Santa Lucia Monteverde
    Oaxaca
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    Santa Lucia Ocotlan
    Oaxaca
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    Santa Magdalena Jicotlan
    Oaxaca
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    Santa Maria Alotepec
    Oaxaca
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    Oaxaca
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    Santa Maria Atzompa
    Oaxaca
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    Santa Maria Camotlan
    Oaxaca
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    Santa Maria Chachoapam
    Oaxaca
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    Villa de Chilapa de Diaz
    Oaxaca
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    Santa Maria Chilchotla
    Oaxaca
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    Santa Maria Chimalapa
    Oaxaca
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    Santa Maria Colotepec
    Oaxaca
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    Santa Maria Cortijo
    Oaxaca
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    Santa Maria Coyotepec
    Oaxaca
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    Santa Maria del Rosario
    Oaxaca
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    Santa Maria del Tule
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    Santa Maria Ecatepec
    Oaxaca
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    Santa Maria Guelace
    Oaxaca
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    Santa Maria Guienagati
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    Santa Maria Huatulco
    Oaxaca
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    Santa Maria Huazolotitlan
    Oaxaca
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    Santa Maria Ipalapa
    Oaxaca
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    Santa Maria Ixcatlan
    Oaxaca
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    Santa Maria Jacatepec
    Oaxaca
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    Santa Maria Jalapa del Marques
    Oaxaca
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    Santa Maria Jaltianguis
    Oaxaca
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    Santa Maria la Asuncion
    Oaxaca
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    Santa Maria Lachixio
    Oaxaca
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    Santa Maria Mixtequilla
    Oaxaca
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    Santa Maria Nativitas
    Oaxaca
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    Santa Maria Nduayaco
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    Santa Maria Ozolotepec
    Oaxaca
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    Santa Maria Papalo
    Oaxaca
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    Santa Maria Penoles
    Oaxaca
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    Santa Maria Petapa
    Oaxaca
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    Santa Maria Quiegolani
    Oaxaca
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    Oaxaca
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    Santa Maria Tataltepec
    Oaxaca
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    Oaxaca
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    Santa Maria Temaxcalapa
    Oaxaca
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    Oaxaca
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    Oaxaca
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    Oaxaca
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    Oaxaca
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    Oaxaca
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    Oaxaca
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    Oaxaca
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    Oaxaca
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    Oaxaca
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    Oaxaca
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    Oaxaca
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    Oaxaca
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    Oaxaca
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    Santiago Apoala
    Oaxaca
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    Santiago Apostol
    Oaxaca
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    Oaxaca
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    Oaxaca
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    Oaxaca
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    Oaxaca
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    Oaxaca
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    Oaxaca
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