Jala, Mexico: Magic Town with Unique History, Nature, and Gastronomy

Nayarit is famous for the incredible beaches of its extensive riviera; however, inland, it has picturesque and welcoming Magic Towns, such as Jala, a place full of unique history, culture, and gastronomy.

At the foot of the Ceboruco Volcano and surrounded by the lush Sierra Madre Occidental, Jala offers its visitors a wealth of experiences to enjoy nature and a rich pre-Hispanic and colonial tradition.

Walking through the cobbled streets of the Magic Town of Jala, the tourist enjoys fabulous colonial architecture in which old mansions painted in vivid colors stand out, some of them converted into sophisticated boutique hotels that retain the flavor of the Spanish Empire, and in which guests enjoy luxury amenities and first-class cuisines, such as Nukari Quinta Boutique, a property built in 1778 and adapted to receive tourists focused on living experiences of well-being, superb cuisine, and personalized service.

In its two restaurants, guests enjoy the concept "from the vegetable garden to table," with dishes cooked with organic products from the community. In La Cantera, a restaurant on the top roof of the property, guests and visitors, besides enjoying a sophisticated seafood menu and gourmet dishes, have one of the best views of the village and the Ceboruco Volcano. In addition, the NADIRA SPA offers comprehensive treatments, including massages, facials, wraps, and the so-called "Water Ceremony," in which exclusive products such as plants and essences of the area are used.

This fantastic MagicTown, which is located about three hours, by road, from Puerto Vallarta, Jalisco, and 50 minutes from the city of Tepic, Nayarit, can be visited at any time of the year because it maintains an average of 77 degrees, which makes it a privileged and unique destination for those who seek to escape the rhythm of big cities and enjoy the slow life and clean air of the Mexican mountains.