Aguascalientes Mexico Travel Guide
Lic. Jesús Terán Peredo International Airport (AGU), Aguascalientes International Airport, serves the city. It sits approximately 24 km (15 miles) south of the city center.
AGU is a smaller airport offering essential services: ATMs, currency exchange, car rental agencies, small shops, and cafes.
Flight prices increase during Feria Nacional de San Marcos and major holidays. Booking in advance is a good idea.
Generally found during the rainy season (June-September) and off-peak winter months (not including holidays).
No non-stop flights to major global hubs outside the U.S. Connections via Mexico City or U.S. Hubs.
Check-over the counter, security screening, duty-free shops, small eateries, and waiting areas.
Box offices, waiting areas, restaurants, convenience stores, and baggage storage facilities.
Available at both spots for any remaining Mexican Pesos.
Aguascalientes boasts a modern Central de Autobuses (Central Bus Station) with extensive connections throughout Mexico.
Renting a car offers flexibility for exploring the region. Border crossing procedures and train services are not applicable for direct arrival at Aguascalientes.
Major highways, like MEX-45, are generally well-maintained. Secondary roads can differ in quality. Be aware of Topes (speed bumps), which are frequent and often unmarked.
Aguascalientes is a landlocked state. Sea or river arrivals are not applicable. Passenger train services do not connect to Aguascalientes for tourism purposes; existing rail lines serve freight.
Ensure you have a smooth departure from Aguascalientes.
Planning your arrival at the airport or bus station.
Mexican Tourism Tax (DNI) usually in international air ticket prices. Pay at airport if not included.
Passport, boarding pass/bus ticket, and the FMM card's departure portion.
Double-check all personal belongings. No items left behind.
Before you go, verify the validity of your passport and any visa requirements for your next destination.
Have all relevant health documents readily accessible.
Have enough MXN for final purchases or emergencies.
Notify your bank about your trip to avoid issues.
Keep some USD or equivalent as backup.
Rereconfirm all your travel plans 24-48 hours before departure.
