Zapopan Tour: one of the 4th most religious places in Mexico

Zapopan is the largest municipality in the Guadalajara Metropolitan area, its capital area is located 8kms (5miles) Northwest of downtown GDL, and it is the third most important pilgrimage site in Mexico, after Tepeyac and San Juan de Los Lagos, John Paul 2nd visited this shrine during his first visit to Mexico in 1979. The basilica is part of a cloistered convent where the Virgin of Zapopan is venerated. Also in the convent is the Museo Huichol (indigenous people from Jalisco), In the city hall is a mural that portrays characters of the world and national politics. The San Pedro Apostol church is a building from the 19th century worth seeing. After visiting the downtown area we'll drive northbound by las Cañadas a neighborhood located in the middle of creeks and canyons seeking to end by the Saint Andrews fault canyon, then we'll return to your hotel. If you will like to see any specific place we can do it.