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El Ceboruco is an active stratovolcano whose last major eruption was between 1870 and 1875. The volcano is 2,280 meters high and has a large caldera containing a second caldera. The volcano is a popular spot for hiking and backpacking. Tour guides are available, particularly in the town of Jala. A loop trail goes to the summit and around the caldera and can be completed in about 3-4 hours.
Traditional main plaza with manicured gardens, towering palm trees, and iron benches along paved walkways. The plaza features a large kiosco (bandstand) and statues of Mexican heroes. There are usually taco stands or other food vendors on the sidewalks next to the plaza. Scenic and tranquil place that's a central landmark and a great place for people watching.
Saint Francis of Assisi Church
The town's main church is a beautiful neoclassical style colonial-era church built in the 18th century with a pink granite facade and six belfries. The facade includes a number of sculptures, most prominently a large statue at the main entrance depicting St. Francis taming the wolf of Gubbio. Inside the church are a number of Sculptures, paintings, and an impressive mural on the ceiling above the altar.