Strolling Through Aguascalientes: The Hot Springs Town

✅Aguascalientes, a three-hour drive north of Guadalajara. Its name literally translates to "hot water." 💥 This compact town exudes the vibe of a southern Chinese town from twenty years ago: unfiltered car exhaust, bustling roadside shops, and local youth hanging around. 💧This city isn't particularly well-known in Chinese travel circles—its most mentioned attraction is the National Museum of Death, tied to Mexico’s famous Day of the Dead skeleton imagery. ✨But honestly? I’ve been, and it’s far less impressive than the local cultural museum just two blocks away. 🌈True to its name, the hot springs here are fantastic. The colonial-era bathhouse in town has been converted into a charming public spa, with private rooms named after religious saints—including one dedicated to San Francisco. 🥳The city’s San Marcos Park and Plaza are also highlights—beautiful spots where friendly locals might offer you a ride on their bikes. According to residents, the place gets even livelier in April, busier than Chinese New Year. #Mexico #CulturalTravel #SanMarcosPark