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Among the world’s best climates
Several towns and villages comprise the greater Ajijic area, which is referred to collectively as “Lakeside.” At an elevation of about 5,000 feet, Ajijic is located next to the largest lake in Mexico, Lake Chapala, and is ringed by dramatic mountain ranges on all sides. The area boasts one of the finest climates in the world. The elevation and semi-arid climate moderates the temperatures and humidity, allowing for pleasant outdoor living year-round.
Several towns and villages comprise the greater Ajijic area, which is referred to collectively as “Lakeside.” At an elevation of about 5,000 feet, Ajijic is located next to the largest lake in Mexico, Lake Chapala, and is ringed by dramatic mountain ranges on all sides. The area boasts one of the finest climates in the world. The elevation and semi-arid climate moderates the temperatures and humidity, allowing for pleasant outdoor living year-round.
Active Culture, Dining and Leisure
Long a lure for artists, writers, musicians, and other creative individuals, you’ll find a rich variety of local and international music events, galleries, art shows, writers clubs, festivals, local crafts, painting classes, and all sorts of community events. You’ll also find innumerable high quality dining options throughout the Lakeside region to suit any taste and budget.
Long a lure for artists, writers, musicians, and other creative individuals, you’ll find a rich variety of local and international music events, galleries, art shows, writers clubs, festivals, local crafts, painting classes, and all sorts of community events. You’ll also find innumerable high quality dining options throughout the Lakeside region to suit any taste and budget.
Ajijic, Mexico: A privileged place to live. After Chapala, Ajijic is Lakeside’s best known town. Around 1941, “Petticoat Vagabond” Neil James – a contemporary at Scribners of Ernest Hemingway, F. Scott Fitzgerald and Thomas Wolf – made her home in the village. Among many altruistic deeds, she planted mulberry trees and experimented with silk weaving, then cotton weaving as a cottage industry for local residents. Restaurant Los Telares is housed on a part of the property where weaving workshops, with their rustic handlooms, or telares, were situated.
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