This is the environmental system if you enter Mexico through Mexicali or Chidat Juvenz. This is the film, song and Cartoon’s Mexico: Kila monster’s warm, dry habitat and jumping cholla aloe. It’s dry-and half dry! – Scrubland.
What is the same environmental organization’s elected home of thousands of Canadian and US foreigners today?
This is not so surprising. The North Extreme Sonoran of Mexico’s dry and semi -dry scrubland includes the desert of the Sonoran, where a 52C (126 F) recorded last June recorded. But Sapala, the largest lake of Mexico on the south end of the system, is about 21C (70 F) of the average temperature on its shore, which is compatible with the standard comfortable room temperature in most parts of the world.
Lives in the scrubblant
Whatever the geographical books, some of the 20,000 foreigners living on the banks of the Sapala Lake will describe their surroundings as “semi -dry scrubblant”. On the contrary, real estate companies in the region have long and loud that Sapala has the world’s second best climate, according to National Geographic.
The investigation of geologist Tony Burton, supported by the AI search conducted by Gopilat, gives a lie to this claim. If this is any comfort, international life lists the climate of Mexico as the third best in the world… but even ignores a reference to Chapala Lake. We will return to Jim Cook, a local resident and historian for the explanation of the climate.
“There are three seasons in Sapala Lake,” Cook writes. “From June to October, the rainy season, the average daily temperature F.
“Winter starts in November. The temperatures are little less, but the days are famous, crystalline, cold breeze, and are not moist. At the end of March, the ‘hot season’ begins, and then runs in mid -June. Luciana.”
Susan Street, who lives in Sapala, says, “I am joining with a friend to surf with Malegaon (Waterfront Premanade). The vision of the lake is always wonderful and there are water birds everywhere: Heron, Ducks, Segals and, of course, the wonderful American white pelicans coming from winter.
When it comes to entertainment and cultural places, residents of La Reebera never enjoy endless music, theatrical, gastronomic, art and craftsman events.
People with itching for travel and adventure have a wide variety of places in the world.
Easily accessible to many environmental systems
As far as natural sites are concerned, you can access many environmental systems within a few hours, which will be available to the lowest communities around the world.
In a few minutes, you can Go to the mountains above the lake and enter the moderate forest environment systemUndoubtedly wander through the quiet forest of the Canadian -looked pine and oak trees. Or they can travel to the environmental system of the lawn to the north of 50 kilometers and spend the day taking magic mushrooms. If they feel a yon to the sea and the coast, they have to drive only a few hours to the south Pacific coast and the two tropical environmental systems, where they can free the baby sea turtles, and photograph the crocodiles close and personal.
Check out all this from a hang-clader
San Jose de Loss Posos, which goes to the mountains on the western tip of the lake, is only 17 kilometers from the water. Here you will find a pure, 595 meters tall hill, beyond that, salty apartments like the desert of Soula.
This Cliftop is one of the world’s best output points for hang-kling.
Interested Cotton Cordich says, “We go above the distance like a hawk or a segment, the wings are extended, and then float slowly to a new level, where a warmth is high and high. This is our game, floating and descending. Flo, there is pure freedom and pure happiness. ”
You can enjoy this happiness by registering Cordich Air Sports For a Dandem flight, you and an expert will be tied to a hanging climate, and you will be pulled into the air by a motor -fitted climate called a trike. Once the trunk is separated, you and your instructor are on their own.
This is the best way to see the salt apartments and semi -dry environment system, while the “throughout the Liberty”, should enjoy the infinite freedom.
If you don’t feel like flying, there are plenty of less dangerous places in the Sapala Lake area.
What to see around Sapala Lake
Sapala vineyard gardens lake
Visetos Lo Tejan is one of the many wine mills and vineyards on the south bank of the Lake. Here you can Taste the domestic -grown chira, sartonne or phenot noor Dan Serafio Ruis’s wife Lupita was given to you at a farmhouse at home, known as one of the best experts in pasteing grapefruit throughout the Napa Valley.
Pretty Christina mansion
Is also called MaldarasaThis old kasona – with 365 doors and windows – stands at the eastern tip of the Sapala Lake, and the audience is awaiting its beauty and awaiting its history.
The craftsmen surrounding the lake
Basalt Molcads And sculptures, burnt ceramics, horse chair and sugarcane works and handmade ropes in Mexico: Crafts are only in all of these 13 kilometers north of Sapala.
Petatan’s “Flying White sheep”
Every work day after the afternoon, Thousands of American Beligans gather in this town Enjoy large quantities of fish scraps at the southeastern tip of Sapala Lake. The scenes and sounds create a unique and unforgettable experience. Don’t go there on Sunday, because the peligans will not show!
Remember that when you stand there, when you stand there, when you look at the ten thousand beautiful peligans around a beautiful lake, remember that you are in a semi-dry scrubblant-but the Mexican style!
John pint He has been living near Jalisco’s Quadalajara for over 30 years, and is the editor of the co -editor of “Western Mexico’s Quachimandones and surrounding areas” and “outdoors in Western Mexico”. To find more on his writing On his website.
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