When you go into the populations of a country or region they all seem the same.
The cities and towns of Colima, in appearance, do not differ diametrically from others belonging to the adjacent regions of Jalisco and Michoacán; They share habits, customs and uses that unite them in the same vision of the world and its circumstances. However, Colima has its own face, and its roots are in the daily flow of the people.
Even today, Colima retains the sleepy placidity typical of warm climates, barely tempered by the freshness of its multi-colored meadows full of trees and flowers, whose colors dazzle by the brilliance of the light and the limpid air.
The sunsets are of indescribable beauty; nature strives to paint its best pictures at sunset, then plunges into the deep blackness of the night. In addition to that habitual tranquility seasoned with the clear tolling of the bells, in Colima there is a plural existence of possibilities for delight. Its various climates, ranging from the freshness of the mountains to the smooth warmth of the beaches, adapt to the taste of any person.
Among its cities, Comala stands out, the picturesque birthplace of the mythical and legendary Pedro Páramo, who wearily walked through the streets looking for his own roots. Or Manzanillo with beaches of golden sand and multicolored seas, which offer fun and relaxation to those who visit them. Or Colima, the capital city, with its friendly people and its beautiful squares, which give it that air that is impossible to forget.
Being in Colima you can only feel love. That is why we invite you to get to know this state, its peoples, but even more, the people of Colima, who are the greatest wealth of this small geographical region of the world.
Source: Unknown Mexico Guide No. 60 Colima / June 2000
