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We spent 3 days in Guanajuato before 4 days in San Miguel de Allende. I felt completely safe in Guanajuato. We stayed a week in Chicago in July. I can assure you, Guanajuato is way safer than Chicago. Enjoyed your video.
City of Guanajuato is safer than Chicago but Celaya ? Irapuato ? Salamanca ? Valle De Santiago ? Salva Tierra ? I’m from Guanajuato and I wouldn’t drive through a city where there’s shooting seven in the tourist areas 💀 Guanajuato is the only state where there is more than one murder capital in the country within the state so I don’t know it depends on where you’re at
The state of Guanajuato is a large state. There may indeed be some unsafe places in the state. I own property in the city of Guanajuato and have been there many many times in the last 20 years. I have never witnessed anything ever in the city that is dangerous. In fact I would say you are far more likely to be in danger in the USA. If that’s what they are comparing it to.
The U.S. State Dept travel advisory is for other parts of Guanajuato state. It specifically says it is not for the city of Guanajuato. I've been there many times and have always felt safe.
I from Guanajuato and I don’t know who is the one that says that my Guanajuato is dangerous 😡 For me is the most beautiful and calm place in mexico 🇲🇽 and the vives are in another level.
They meant the state of Guanajuato is dangerous, which is true in some parts primarily because of cartels that moved here), but the City of Guanajuato isn't dangerous at all. Of course, you have to take regular precautions, but it's very safe because it's a tourist area. I'm glad you enjoyed your trip!
My wedding is here in July, just a few months away and none of my family will even consider coming. We went at the end of January and are now considering moving there. We had nothing but amazing experiences. Leon was also a great place to take a day trip to. As with all cities, you must stay vigilant of your surroundings. Though, I felt safer here than some places in the metro areas where I live in the states.
Hi Jason. I live here iN GTO. i had no idea about the city being on a travel advisory, but wouldn’t be surprised that the state is. With Celaya and Irapuato being the the state of Guanajuato. It’s 6 pm and I’m about to walk to centro and then back around 10. I do this fairly regularly and don’t have a problem. Wish I’da known you were here. I would’a bought you a taco or four. 😂
Hi! Is it dangerous right now to travel from Leon to Guanajuato by taxi? I love Guanajuato and I know it’s safe but I have never had to go by taxi and I’ve been pretty worried. Thank you!
It is indeed a beautiful and colorful city where danger does not seem to have any place. The images give me the feel of a tranquil and cosy city. The same is said about Lisbon, Portugal and some places in the south of Italy in Europe, places you have probably visited, and they are no more no less dangerous than any other cities in other countries. I have lived there and never had any moment where it felt dangerous. I have only encountered very friendly people. Fear mongering that is what 'they' love to advertise. Appreciate you sharing Mexico and your experiences there. Great video! Lovely weather! Thanks for sharing Jason. Happy travels ☀️
Safety doesn't seem to be an issue in the parts of town in this video...I see a beautiful place I would love to visit & expolore. Maybe do a part 2 video where you are in another neighbourhood in the city. Mexico in general is a safe country that i would have no fear of visiting. Thanks for sharing!
The state of Guanajuato will have some dangerous areas and cities like Celaya, but the capital of the state that has the same name and San Miguel de Allende are completely safe, I have been there several times, and I have walked day and night, I have also gone between Guanajuato capital and San Míguel de Allende by car and it is completely safe.
The only thing dangerous in that beautiful historic city is not to fall in love with it. What a strange and possibly unfounded comment by the USA government 🤷. It looks clean, well kept with a people who are proud of their city. Thanks for the tour 👍.
@@C2razzy That shooting wasn't in Guanajuato the capital city, it was in the state of Guanajuato, in Cortazar. Guanajuato capital the city is extremely safe. You should probably know the difference between the city and the state if you're going to call the city dangerous, because the shooting wasn't even in the city in this video, as I said the shooting was in Cortazar.
I'm surprised there is a Cerveceria Chapultepec in the centro historico. maybe you dont realize that its a chain restaurant because it was in an historic building? anyways, they have an interesting menu format where all items are the same price and you can try many things kind of like tapas and its a decent and cheap place to eat. I think the safety advisories are not so much for the historic center as they are for travelling on the surrounding roads and highways. there was just something in the news here in the last couple weeks about some kind of terrorist act in a nearby small town. of course all city centers are heavily guarded by police and military in Mexico so yes you will tend to be safe there. in any case I'm travelling there for the first time in a couple more weeks for a 3 day long weekend...
Guanajuato :) it reminds me of my youth my fields trips with my French friends at the University but it was 25 years ago...I think the tourist areas are okay..its in the corrupt towns where its dangerous. Guanajuato is Magical and food is so good. Good you went!
The danger is NOT so much where you are (in the state capital of Guanajuato CITY.) The U.S. travel advisory refers more to the cities of Celaya & Irapuato in the STATE of Guanajuato, where cartel violence is mainly between the feuding cartels themselves. I think even Mexico's 5th largest city of Leon (also in the state of Guanajuato) is safer than Celaya & Irapuato, but don't quote me on that.
I was in Guanajuato, Mexico..., two months ago, and no problems ! ! I even..., went out at night and had no problems. The area in Guanajuato..., that the United States State Department was ( not ) safe for travel, especially at night..., once again, no problems. I am ( streetwise ) and wherever I went in Guanajuato..., no problems. Beautiful city and lots to see and visit, excellent Mexican food, and the residents were friendly. I speak fluid Spanish and that does help with your visit. * I would go back ! ! "Semper Fi" Mike in Montana P.S.: Excellent video and very informative and thank you for sharing the video... :)
It's a beautiful city and I would like to put a visit there on my bucket list. I don't see the question being, how safe is the city. The question is, how safe is the twelve hour trip from Laredo to the city, and back again?
Hello, Glad you enjoyed this beautiful city I call home, however, please check our facts as you stated that Guanajuato was one of the Cities that the US and Canada advised Nnot to travel to. However, it is the state in general and sure there are parts of GTTO that have experienced some crime. And just like anywhere else one would be advised to be sensible and pay attention, however nothing happening here! I finally got over my PTSD of gunshots after the past few years in Portland where I lived for 15 yr before moving here last year. Sure, lots of fireworks, but not the level of danger I felt in the US!
I get so very tired of the US State department issuing travel advisories for other country’s when there should be warnings about visiting the US. The US is ranked just above Brazil on the safe country list. I live in Montana and there are towns here that i wouldn’t feel safe visiting. The people of Mexico are some of the warmest, most welcoming, genuinely kind people. As with so many other countries it’s the leadership or financial pressures of the west that cause issues with violence. Great video👏🏻👏🏻New subscriber 👍🏻
The warning in Canada is for some cities in Guanajuato STATE and not for the city. I am a woman and I spent over a month in Guanajuato and felt very safe there. On the other hand, I don't drink alcohol so I didn't go to bars and I didn't come home in the early hours of the morning. But I felt comfortable to walk the streets late at night. When we are in an unfamiliar place, we have to use our common sense. Visiting the tunnels at night, I didn't dare and I think it's better to visit them during the day. At Plaza de la Paz I crossed a guy who was hiding many different wallets in his hands, walking very quickly. Probably a pick pocket. I think they take advantage of the crowds when there are mariachi tours in the alleys at night. But otherwise, it is a quiet town and deserves to be known.
Moving in the next year to Guanajuato. It’s such a beautiful place . My mothers family is all from Guanajuato. I’m from Coahuila . But moving my family down to Guanajuato. We don’t like Texas anymore. 😂
Nothing brave or fearless about walking through the tunnels, it’s actually more like getting on a Disney ride that doesn’t require a long line of people and it’s actually a real place with beauty and history unlike the fakeness of Disneyland
Mexico, Central America, South America are perfectly safe. As long as you do common sense things like like carry a fake wallet to give to the person when you get robbed, Use a separate phone without any of your actual information on it so they cannot get information off of it when you get kidnapped, and don't leave your drink out of your site so you don't get drugged and robbed. All of these things have been mentioned by people on RUclips who have traveled there. I think I will stick to SE Asia.
guanajuato is great...safe....thats a weird way to travel to the city tho bud....more power to ya. We took buses and cabs all the from from leon to Michoacan and back...but then again that was 20 years ago. maybe its changed? It looks a lot more crowded. Jardin used to be a big open space where people would go barhopping and play music and stuff, I don't know if they still do that
Everyone needs to learn a difference, the most dangerous state in Mexico is Guanajuato, BUT That does not mean the CITY of GUANAJUATO is dangerous, so don’t be discouraged to visit the city The state and the city are 2 different worlds
So is it Guanajuato State, or the capital city that has the advisory? These warnings are always somewhat overblown, and if it is the state, fine, maybe there are some other small cities or towns in the state of Guanajuato with some danger. But the capital? It does not appear so.
The Conservative Government of Guanajuato allows Crime Cartels to operate in this rich Mexican State but not in the Tourist Areas, such as San Miguel de Allende and Guanajuato City, they are not allowed to disrupt tourism with their deeds. In other words, if you are a tourist and you are in a 'safe-haven' city, then you're pretty much protected and safe. Feel free to walk around in this gorgeous Mexican city and enjoy the great attractions it has to offer. For a good reason, Guanajuato is one of UNESCO's most popular Cultural Heritage Sites. Cheers
La ciudad de Guanajuato is one of the cities of Mexico I would love to live in. I have been there many times, I never had an issue. I want to take my family there. I am from Mexico City. Definitely the city of Guanajuato is not the danger zone.
I travel a lot around the world and tbh every country has unsafe places no matter where in the world you are just be safe and be aware of your surroundings even in the US there are kidnappings murders and robbery’s
There are many interesting places to visit in Mexico. Sinaloa is not it. Visit Guanajuato, Zacatecas, Queretaro, San Luis Potosi, Aguascalientes, heck even Guadalajara and Monterrey.
A que quieres ir a Sinaloa? No tiene nada de especial y es uno de los estados de Mexico mas inseguros, junto a Guerrero, Michoacan. Hay casi 30 estados mas con bastante mas historia. Ciudad de Mexico, Guadalajara, Guanajuato, Queretaro, etc.
Guanajuato City has a dangerous zone that is not turistic and you could live all your life with out going there and you wouldn't know the hood name is Santa fe
Guanajuato San Miguel de Allende and Dolores Hidalgo belong to the most beautiful towns in Mexico it is just bad propaganda from the US Gvmt it's safer than many places of the US
1st of all you don’t know wtf you are talking * Guanajuato is a beautiful place ** U should be real with your audience ** U were in San Miguel Allende ** I live down the block
@@miguelangelquezada6404 but what about channels that aren't from the USA? I'm not from there. I think it's a legitimate question for travellers when travelling to a place that is reported to be unsafe. Also, now living in Mexico, I hear more Mexicans talking about safety than I do foreigners.
@@TrailguidePictures yes, but the topic is not if it’s safe or not when the channels aren’t from US but from other countries. The general US traveler uses the click bait “is it safe” most of the time, that’s what I find to be funny. We all know everywhere is going to feel like home.
Answering you question at the end “Should we trust our governments?”. I think at this point it is very clear that we absolutely should NOT take advise from the government on any matter, be it security (to travel or not to certain places, or to travel or not in general), what to eat, what medication to take and so on. They lost my trust forever
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We spent 3 days in Guanajuato before 4 days in San Miguel de Allende. I felt completely safe in Guanajuato. We stayed a week in Chicago in July. I can assure you, Guanajuato is way safer than Chicago. Enjoyed your video.
being born in Guanajuato and a resident of south side Chicago, I would agree with your statement
City of Guanajuato is safer than Chicago
but Celaya ? Irapuato ? Salamanca ? Valle De Santiago ? Salva Tierra ?
I’m from Guanajuato and I wouldn’t drive through a city where there’s shooting seven in the tourist areas 💀
Guanajuato is the only state where there is more than one murder capital in the country within the state so I don’t know it depends on where you’re at
@@ShawnShawny-j6r No pues wow gracias eee, pinche negativo😅😅, de seguro eres de queretaro
The state of Guanajuato is a large state. There may indeed be some unsafe places in the state. I own property in the city of Guanajuato and have been there many many times in the last 20 years. I have never witnessed anything ever in the city that is dangerous. In fact I would say you are far more likely to be in danger in the USA. If that’s what they are comparing it to.
Exactly. If you don't mess with drugs and troubled people, you most likely will be ok.
The U.S. State Dept travel advisory is for other parts of Guanajuato state. It specifically says it is not for the city of Guanajuato. I've been there many times and have always felt safe.
I from Guanajuato and I don’t know who is the one that says that my Guanajuato is dangerous 😡 For me is the most beautiful and calm place in mexico 🇲🇽 and the vives are in another level.
The state of Guanajuato is dangerous, not the city lmao the city is actually nice
They meant the state of Guanajuato is dangerous, which is true in some parts primarily because of cartels that moved here), but the City of Guanajuato isn't dangerous at all. Of course, you have to take regular precautions, but it's very safe because it's a tourist area. I'm glad you enjoyed your trip!
My wedding is here in July, just a few months away and none of my family will even consider coming. We went at the end of January and are now considering moving there. We had nothing but amazing experiences. Leon was also a great place to take a day trip to. As with all cities, you must stay vigilant of your surroundings. Though, I felt safer here than some places in the metro areas where I live in the states.
Hi Jason. I live here iN GTO. i had no idea about the city being on a travel advisory, but wouldn’t be surprised that the state is. With Celaya and Irapuato being the the state of Guanajuato. It’s 6 pm and I’m about to walk to centro and then back around 10. I do this fairly regularly and don’t have a problem. Wish I’da known you were here. I would’a bought you a taco or four. 😂
I will be back to explore the city more.
Hi! Is it dangerous right now to travel from Leon to Guanajuato by taxi? I love Guanajuato and I know it’s safe but I have never had to go by taxi and I’ve been pretty worried. Thank you!
@@milliecruz4129 its really not a problem
I’m an American in Guanajuato and quite frankly I think America should issue some travel guidelines not to travel to most American cities.
Yup stay away from Chicago also famously known as CHIRAQ lol
@@Johncenadoeeechicago is an awesome city. 🏙️
Jacques Chirac was a French president. (1995-2007).
Edit. He did not support the invasion of Irak.
It is indeed a beautiful and colorful city where danger does not seem to have any place. The images give me the feel of a tranquil and cosy city.
The same is said about Lisbon, Portugal and some places in the south of Italy in Europe, places you have probably visited, and they are no more no less dangerous than any other cities in other countries. I have lived there and never had any moment where it felt dangerous. I have only encountered very friendly people. Fear mongering that is what 'they' love to advertise. Appreciate you sharing Mexico and your experiences there. Great video! Lovely weather! Thanks for sharing Jason. Happy travels ☀️
Safety doesn't seem to be an issue in the parts of town in this video...I see a beautiful place I would love to visit & expolore. Maybe do a part 2 video where you are in another neighbourhood in the city.
Mexico in general is a safe country that i would have no fear of visiting.
Thanks for sharing!
The state of Guanajuato will have some dangerous areas and cities like Celaya, but the capital of the state that has the same name and San Miguel de Allende are completely safe, I have been there several times, and I have walked day and night, I have also gone between Guanajuato capital and San Míguel de Allende by car and it is completely safe.
The only thing dangerous in that beautiful historic city is not to fall in love with it. What a strange and possibly unfounded comment by the USA government 🤷. It looks clean, well kept with a people who are proud of their city.
Thanks for the tour 👍.
well the shooting that just happened doesn't help your comments credibility
State department just doing CYA
@@C2razzy That shooting wasn't in Guanajuato the capital city, it was in the state of Guanajuato, in Cortazar. Guanajuato capital the city is extremely safe. You should probably know the difference between the city and the state if you're going to call the city dangerous, because the shooting wasn't even in the city in this video, as I said the shooting was in Cortazar.
USA propaganda should be ignored. They dont want their tax paying slaves to find places where freedom actually exists!
@@C2razzy, so we shouldn’t travel around the US due to the multiple mass shootings?
I'm surprised there is a Cerveceria Chapultepec in the centro historico. maybe you dont realize that its a chain restaurant because it was in an historic building? anyways, they have an interesting menu format where all items are the same price and you can try many things kind of like tapas and its a decent and cheap place to eat. I think the safety advisories are not so much for the historic center as they are for travelling on the surrounding roads and highways. there was just something in the news here in the last couple weeks about some kind of terrorist act in a nearby small town. of course all city centers are heavily guarded by police and military in Mexico so yes you will tend to be safe there. in any case I'm travelling there for the first time in a couple more weeks for a 3 day long weekend...
It deserves Part II
Looks safer than some Canadian cities!
Guanajuato :) it reminds me of my youth my fields trips with my French friends at the University but it was 25 years ago...I think the tourist areas are okay..its in the corrupt towns where its dangerous. Guanajuato is Magical and food is so good. Good you went!
The danger is NOT so much where you are (in the state capital of Guanajuato CITY.) The U.S. travel advisory refers more to the cities of Celaya & Irapuato in the STATE of Guanajuato, where cartel violence is mainly between the feuding cartels themselves. I think even Mexico's 5th largest city of Leon (also in the state of Guanajuato) is safer than Celaya & Irapuato, but don't quote me on that.
I was in Guanajuato, Mexico..., two months ago, and no problems ! ! I even..., went out at night and had no problems. The area in Guanajuato..., that the United States State Department was ( not ) safe for travel, especially at night..., once again, no problems. I am ( streetwise ) and wherever I went in Guanajuato..., no problems. Beautiful city and lots to see and visit, excellent Mexican food, and the residents were friendly. I speak fluid Spanish and that does help with your visit. * I would go back ! ! "Semper Fi" Mike in Montana P.S.: Excellent video and very informative and thank you for sharing the video... :)
Is it okay to travel by yourself from the airport BXJ silao guanajuato to Guanajuato around 7 p.m.?
Or stay near the airport when arriving?
It's a beautiful city and I would like to put a visit there on my bucket list. I don't see the question being, how safe is the city. The question is, how safe is the twelve hour trip from Laredo to the city, and back again?
Don't go through Laredo, go through Eagles Pass/Piedras Negras
Hello, Glad you enjoyed this beautiful city I call home, however, please check our facts as you stated that Guanajuato was one of the Cities that the US and Canada advised Nnot to travel to. However, it is the state in general and sure there are parts of GTTO that have experienced some crime. And just like anywhere else one would be advised to be sensible and pay attention, however nothing happening here! I finally got over my PTSD of gunshots after the past few years in Portland where I lived for 15 yr before moving here last year. Sure, lots of fireworks, but not the level of danger I felt in the US!
I live in fresno California and is not safe on some areas, did the USA government say not to travel to fresno California?
Well Fresno doesn’t deal with 53+ bodies in the middle of the road, celaya is the murder capitol of the world
I get so very tired of the US State department issuing travel advisories for other country’s when there should be warnings about visiting the US. The US is ranked just above Brazil on the safe country list. I live in Montana and there are towns here that i wouldn’t feel safe visiting. The people of Mexico are some of the warmest, most welcoming, genuinely kind people. As with so many other countries it’s the leadership or financial pressures of the west that cause issues with violence.
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I mean the city of Guanajuato is safe so yeah
But at all honesty the state of GTO is no joke
Love this city and felt very safe even at night
The warning in Canada is for some cities in Guanajuato STATE and not for the city. I am a woman and I spent over a month in Guanajuato and felt very safe there. On the other hand, I don't drink alcohol so I didn't go to bars and I didn't come home in the early hours of the morning. But I felt comfortable to walk the streets late at night. When we are in an unfamiliar place, we have to use our common sense. Visiting the tunnels at night, I didn't dare and I think it's better to visit them during the day. At Plaza de la Paz I crossed a guy who was hiding many different wallets in his hands, walking very quickly. Probably a pick pocket. I think they take advantage of the crowds when there are mariachi tours in the alleys at night. But otherwise, it is a quiet town and deserves to be known.
Great video 🇲🇽🙏👍👍👋
Glad you enjoyed it
Moving in the next year to Guanajuato. It’s such a beautiful place . My mothers family is all from Guanajuato. I’m from Coahuila . But moving my family down to Guanajuato. We don’t like Texas anymore. 😂
You’re either brave or crazy or both for walking through that tunnel. Very interesting video.
Thank you.
Nothing brave or fearless about walking through the tunnels, it’s actually more like getting on a Disney ride that doesn’t require a long line of people and it’s actually a real place with beauty and history unlike the fakeness of Disneyland
Mexico, Central America, South America are perfectly safe. As long as you do common sense things like like carry a fake wallet to give to the person when you get robbed, Use a separate phone without any of your actual information on it so they cannot get information off of it when you get kidnapped, and don't leave your drink out of your site so you don't get drugged and robbed. All of these things have been mentioned by people on RUclips who have traveled there. I think I will stick to SE Asia.
guanajuato is great...safe....thats a weird way to travel to the city tho bud....more power to ya. We took buses and cabs all the from from leon to Michoacan and back...but then again that was 20 years ago. maybe its changed? It looks a lot more crowded. Jardin used to be a big open space where people would go barhopping and play music and stuff, I don't know if they still do that
Visit. Don't move. Leave Gianajuanto beautiful! 🎉
Everyone needs to learn a difference, the most dangerous state in Mexico is Guanajuato, BUT
That does not mean the CITY of GUANAJUATO is dangerous, so don’t be discouraged to visit the city
The state and the city are 2 different worlds
So is it Guanajuato State, or the capital city that has the advisory? These warnings are always somewhat overblown, and if it is the state, fine, maybe there are some other small cities or towns in the state of Guanajuato with some danger. But the capital? It does not appear so.
It’s for the state
The Conservative Government of Guanajuato allows Crime Cartels to operate in this rich Mexican State but not in the Tourist Areas, such as San Miguel de Allende and Guanajuato City, they are not allowed to disrupt tourism with their deeds. In other words, if you are a tourist and you are in a 'safe-haven' city, then you're pretty much protected and safe. Feel free to walk around in this gorgeous Mexican city and enjoy the great attractions it has to offer. For a good reason, Guanajuato is one of UNESCO's most popular Cultural Heritage Sites. Cheers
Very nice visit , thanks for sharing , God bless !
La ciudad de Guanajuato is one of the cities of Mexico I would love to live in. I have been there many times, I never had an issue. I want to take my family there. I am from Mexico City. Definitely the city of Guanajuato is not the danger zone.
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I travel a lot around the world and tbh every country has unsafe places no matter where in the world you are just be safe and be aware of your surroundings even in the US there are kidnappings murders and robbery’s
I've been to Guanajuato city many times and never heard that this city is unsafe,probably in another part of the state yes.
The city isn’t dangerous, it’s the south side of the state that is
Has visitado Sinaloa?..Yo soy Argentina 🇦🇷 y quiero ir 😮....Me dijeron que es seguro?.🤔🤔🤔
No not yet
There are many interesting places to visit in Mexico. Sinaloa is not it.
Visit Guanajuato, Zacatecas, Queretaro, San Luis Potosi, Aguascalientes, heck even Guadalajara and Monterrey.
A que quieres ir a Sinaloa? No tiene nada de especial y es uno de los estados de Mexico mas inseguros, junto a Guerrero, Michoacan.
Hay casi 30 estados mas con bastante mas historia.
Ciudad de Mexico, Guadalajara, Guanajuato, Queretaro, etc.
It’s a beautiful colonial city. I have been many times and safety is fine unless you traffic drugs, that is must of the problem, between gangs…
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As a gunanaguatense i think it is not safe in Guanajuato mexico coz the cartels and all that shit
There's lots of gringos living there, ask them about the aafety
Interesting. Would they know?
All the issues that I’ve had in Mexico are with the police. As far as the people go you will be perfectly fine and treated good!
Guanajuato City has a dangerous zone that is not turistic and you could live all your life with out going there and you wouldn't know the hood name is Santa fe
Guanajuato San Miguel de Allende and Dolores Hidalgo belong to the most beautiful towns in Mexico it is just bad propaganda from the US Gvmt it's safer than many places of the US
Guanajuato is safe. I dated the most beautiful girl in that city. I'm lucky that way.
1st of all you don’t know wtf you are talking * Guanajuato is a beautiful place ** U should be real with your audience **
U were in San Miguel Allende ** I live down the block
The governments don’t want our tax $ to move to Mexico is all I can say
He said, you said your from juanajuato. I said. I know when you ask about me there, they have an idea but wiĺl never tell you.
I don't understand foreigners: if you don't think it's safe, why are you still coming?
🤣 Americans when they travel: Is it safe?. Anywhere it’s safer than NY, FL, AZ, NV, CA…
Interesting. Is that what Americans are like?
@@TrailguidePictures well if you search travel channels from US… that’s what you usually get as a result. “Is it safe?” in the titles.
@@miguelangelquezada6404 but what about channels that aren't from the USA? I'm not from there. I think it's a legitimate question for travellers when travelling to a place that is reported to be unsafe. Also, now living in Mexico, I hear more Mexicans talking about safety than I do foreigners.
@@TrailguidePictures yes, but the topic is not if it’s safe or not when the channels aren’t from US but from other countries. The general US traveler uses the click bait “is it safe” most of the time, that’s what I find to be funny. We all know everywhere is going to feel like home.
His
US's propaganda is powerful and it can make or break countries.
The city is not at all consudered unsafe. The general STATE of Guanajuato has unsafe areas.Big difference.
Answering you question at the end “Should we trust our governments?”. I think at this point it is very clear that we absolutely should NOT take advise from the government on any matter, be it security (to travel or not to certain places, or to travel or not in general), what to eat, what medication to take and so on. They lost my trust forever
Considering the just killed 6 and a CHILD, I would say this is a terrible place
fantastic