Guanajuato Attractions
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Mexican State
Guanajuato State, the heartland of Mexico during the colonial period, is bounded on the north by the state of San Luis Potosí, in the west by Jalisco, on the south by Michoacán and on the east by Querétaro. Predominantly mountainous, with fertile valleys and plains, it is part of the Bajío, the granary of the central Mexican plateau. In addition to its capital, Guanajuato, the state boasts several handsome colonial towns which together with its beautiful scenery and numerous health resorts make it a popular tourist region. The population includes Indians of the Otomí and Chichimeco-Jonaz tribes as well as Tarascans.
Guanajuato State, the heartland of Mexico during the colonial period, is bounded on the north by the state of San Luis Potosí, in the west by Jalisco, on the south by Michoacán and on the east by Querétaro. Predominantly mountainous, with fertile valleys and plains, it is part of the Bajío, the granary of the central Mexican plateau. In addition to its capital, Guanajuato, the state boasts several handsome colonial towns which together with its beautiful scenery and numerous health resorts make it a popular tourist region. The population includes Indians of the Otomí and Chichimeco-Jonaz tribes as well as Tarascans.
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