High Season Brings Thousands of Pilgrims to San Miguel de Allende

Feeling the spirit of the season, over 3,500 pilgrims from the Bajío region, including many from San Miguel de Allende, have set out on a journey to Tepeyac, a significant site for the faithful. This influx, as the pilgrimages begin in November, means more visitors for local businesses and a boost in the area's economy.

The journey from Celaya to Tepeyac, a distance of about 150 kilometers, is a traditional pilgrimage route. Many of these pilgrims, who started their journey on November 1, are from nearby cities like San Miguel de Allende. The number of pilgrims is expected to increase further over the next few weeks as the high season ramps up.

For expats and digital nomads in San Miguel de Allende, this means more activity in the streets and a chance to witness the culture of faith. Local businesses, especially those in the tourism sector, are likely to experience a surge in demand. Keep your calendars open for events and festivities related to the pilgrimage, as they often coincide with the high season.