Puerto Vallarta is located on Mexico's Pacific Coast in the state of Jalisco. As the second largest urban area in mexico, Jalisco is known for tequila and mariachi music, both of which originated in this state.
As a fishing town in the 19th century, Puerto Vallarta's primary revenue come from the export of bananas, corn, beans, and coconuts to the United States. Today, Puerto Vallarta's primary source of income is tourism.
The Jalisco region is home to all five of Mexico's natural ecosystems. Many of Puerto vallarta's majestic, natural wonders can be viewed from the great heights of the Jorullo Bridge. Jorullo Bridge is the longest suspension bridge for vehicles in the world, at 470 meters in length.
Adventurous visitors can navigate their way to the bridge through the Sierra madre Occidental Mountains on ATVs. Those who want to cool off on their way to the bridge can stop for a swim at the EL Salto Waterfall, which stretches in at over 100 feet.
Visitors can lea…
As a fishing town in the 19th century, Puerto Vallarta's primary revenue come from the export of bananas, corn, beans, and coconuts to the United States. Today, Puerto Vallarta's primary source of income is tourism.
The Jalisco region is home to all five of Mexico's natural ecosystems. Many of Puerto vallarta's majestic, natural wonders can be viewed from the great heights of the Jorullo Bridge. Jorullo Bridge is the longest suspension bridge for vehicles in the world, at 470 meters in length.
Adventurous visitors can navigate their way to the bridge through the Sierra madre Occidental Mountains on ATVs. Those who want to cool off on their way to the bridge can stop for a swim at the EL Salto Waterfall, which stretches in at over 100 feet.
Visitors can lea…