Calvillo

Calvillo is a city in the Mexican province of Aguascalientes. The town fills in as the city seat of the encompassing municipality of Calvillo. Calvillo is the second most populated city in the state, outperformed in significance just by the capital city. It is situated around 52 kilometers from the city of Aguascalientes. Calvillo has various attractions important to sightseers. One of them is the Main Square, which dates from 1778 and is celebrated for its orange trees. Calvillo is likewise home to the Temple of Our Lord of the Salitre; worked in 1772, its inside highlights artworks that are viewed as gems of religious workmanship.

The appealing arch garnish the congregation has an uncommon size and distance across. Calvillo is the biggest guava maker in Mexico and celebrated for its radiant dessert shop and alcohols produced using this organic product, which you can test at the Guava Fair held amid the principal seven day stretch of December. The economy in Calvillo is fixated on the guava, in spite of the fact that there is other farming and a lot of trade. Calvillo is otherwise called the world capital of the guava.