Abasolo Municipio, Municipal district in Guanajuato, Mexico.
Abasolo Municipio is an administrative division in Guanajuato, Mexico, extending across agricultural land in the El Bajio region. The territory comprises flat, open countryside with several towns and rural settlements spread throughout.
The area was renamed from Cuitzeo de los Naranjos to Abasolo Municipio in 1963, honoring independence hero José Mariano Abasolo. This change marked a new phase in the region's identity.
The municipality is known for its hot springs such as La Caldera, Los Pinos, and Los Arcos, which draw people throughout the year. These places play an important role in local life and provide relaxation for residents and visitors alike.
Regional roads connect the municipality to larger Guanajuato cities, making it easy to navigate and explore. Visitors will find accommodations and services in several towns throughout the area.
The archaeological site of Peralta contains remains of a civilization that inhabited the El Bajio plains between the 3rd and 7th centuries. These discoveries offer insight into the region's earliest inhabitants.
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