It is a place where you can experience the ultimate expression of folklore, not only from Jalisco but from the entire country.

Its music, food, drinks, and crafts make it a place of international recognition.Its music, food, drinks, and crafts make it a place of international recognition.

Before becoming a tourist attraction, it was a market. Its name is derived from Fray Andrés de Urdaneta, who named it after a village in the Philippines, where it means "Chinese Market" in their language.

Currently, it is a meeting point to savor typical cuisine from Jalisco and enjoy some tequilas to the sound of mariachi. Its arcades surround a gazebo where mariachis perform along with regional dances.

It has 18 restaurants that have preserved its bohemian atmosphere.