El Bajío, a region in central Mexico, is a fertile highland known as the country’s breadbasket, growing corn, sorghum, and agave for tequila. Cities like Guadalajara, Querétaro, and San Miguel de Allende shine with colonial architecture and vibrant festivals, drawing expats and tourists. A hub of industry and tech, it’s also steeped in history, from the Mexican War of Independence to its Jesuit missions. El Bajío blends rural roots with a dynamic, modern economy.