URUAPAN Michoacán MEXICO (BEST THINGS TO DO)

Uruapan Michoacan Mexico is Michoacan’s 2nd largest city and is known as The World Capital of Avocado producing more than half of all avocados in the world every year!

In this Mexico Travel Vlog, we are going to take you around Uruapan Michoacan showing you things to do, que hacer en Uruapan like visiting the city’s center (Centro de Ururpan), La Casa Mas Angosta del Mundo (the most narrow house in the world) as well as walking through Parque Nacional Barranca del Cupatitzio. That’s right, Uruapan has a National Park right in the center of it’s city limits! Uruapan is a greta place to visit while you’re in Michoacan Mexico. We hope you enjoy this travel vlog here and Uruapan and that it is a helpful travel guide when you visit Uruapan, Michoacan. #uruapanmichoacan #uruapan #michoacan #mexico

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[lorenamora]

Soy de Uruapan, quiero agradecer por su excelente descripción de todo lo hermoso que tenemos... nuestra historia comida y paisajes, todos los detalles que se tomaron en su vídeo, muy agradecida ... espero qué regresen...

[germanalvarezdesotomayor]

I Love Uruapan. Cheers from Spain 🇪🇸. Been there around 3 times

[heyhihello]

I was born in Zamora Michoacán and I remember making the drive to Uruapan just to visit the park. Nostalgia 😢

[juliopadilla]

Michoacan has the most beautiful beach in all mexico it's called maruata it's still a virgin place but so beautiful it would be great to visit this beach .

[upabove]

I really enjoy how you show those interactions with the locals like at the tortilla place.

[fabiolacontreras]

Currently in Cuitzeo, Michoacan! Loving the weather, food, people and everything it has to offer.

[chivaable]

Thank you very much you guys for this Excellent video, you guys take back my memories for more than 33 years.!!
I born in Uruapan, unfortunately I left my hometown in 1989 to immigrate to the USA
I miss my hometown almost every day, watching the streets, the parque Nacional, the food and everything wooo I cry when I see this video, but I love it, and God’s bless you guys for this amazing video.🙏❤❤
Thank you Very Much.

[niconguimbi]

I love URUAPAN and the national forest as well. Wonderful people and of course delicious food

[jennydavis]

How is it that every video you find even more beautiful amazing places??? We laughed hard at the fat pig joke and loved Adam's happy food dance! Can't wait to see some of these places ourselves.

[exploretheworld]

I can always see your appreciation of the local people, that is what I love about you two.

[edmurchison]

Great Video feature of this beautiful area of Mexico. I have been traveling to Michoacan for almost 20 years.

[franks]

What a magical park and I loved the story. And on top of that 🥑 Thank you two for another wonderful show!

[RomanFin]

1.4k views already!!! You guys are stars. So happy to be on this journey with you.

[rosyv]

Love Mexico 🇲🇽
Michoacán is one of my favorite places to visit and definitely the people are so nice sweeten just awesome!!!!
Love Mexican food also there’s just no other food like Mexican food. 👍👍
VIVA!!! MECICO 🇲🇽🇲🇽🇲🇽🇲🇽🇲🇽🇲🇽🇲🇽

[visionaguilareal]

Muchas Muchas Gracias Amigos! I was born in La Piedad Michoacan! But my parents brought us to California in 1973 when I was 11 years old but I'm so proud of my hometown state and obviously more of my Country! Thanks so much for making me feel that I'm there! Through your eyes!

[mexicowalking]

Uruapan is amazing, greetings friend, what a beautiful new adventure you share with us, it is a beautiful place to go to know and enjoy it

[noerodriguez]

Thank you guys for showing beautiful parts of Mexico that other YouTubers don’t do.

[justmejr]

Well Guys you made my A. M. Sunday Amazing, I'm going to buy some Avocados because I love guacamole You guy's are Awesome! Hugs to both of you

[yeuxdal]

Loved this, and thanks ❤❤❤ for addressing current perceptions of Michoacán. The folks most at risk of danger from organized crime ANYWHERE are always the poor and disempowered, and tourists don’t figure into it. This is as true in New England where I live as in Mexico. Thank you for enjoying and supporting and SHARING such a beautiful town and region. As for lots of others here, it’s perfect vicarious travel for me, and inspiration for the real thing. 🇲🇽🇲🇽🇲🇽

[cathyplatin]

I am beyond THRILLED that you love Michoacán the way that I do. It is everything that you described. It has a depth and richness in culture, history, food, arts, and amazingly warm and friendly people. We were in Uruápan last Easter for the enormous artesanías Concurso (try and be there some time for that-vale la pena) where artisans from all over Michoacán gather to show the best of their handicrafts, food, music, dance. There is a judged show with absolute show stopper exhibits.It was OVER THE TOP! Absolutely loved it. We visited many of the same places that you did and enjoyed a meal at Gratissima; love everything avocado. You two are the best!!! Your sensitivity and appreciation of the culture matches my own. Oaxaca always holds a special place in my heart but Michoacán runs even deeper into my soul. Really look forward to your Día de Muertos video; am hoping you can dig deeper than Janitzio which is so overcrowded. So many wonderful spots to celebrate this very heart opening time. Hire a driver and let him take you around to some of the out of the way cemeteries that are so special and not so packed with tourists. Sending you muchos abrazos…