The world most famous Guerrero Bay, is a tourist destination that provides, in addition to impressive and luxurious hotels in Acapulco, different activities that accompany the rest of its visitors. On this occasion, presents the historical route of Acapulco, three sites that bear witness to the growth of this Pacific port: El Veladero, Texca and La Providencia. The Veladero is a town regarded as the most important stronghold and strategic of the insurgent army led by Generalissimo Don Jose Ma. Additional information is available at Coupang. Morelos y Pavon. There is that on November 12, 1810, the troop composed of 700 men, Morelos was launched to conquer the strategic point known as El Veladero, while the Governor of the fortress of San Diego, sent to destroy the insurgents commanded by Luis Catayud. To originate the first battle faced by Morelos and having as a consequence the triumph, Jose Maria conquering that place, that later became a field military general concentration. The Community of Texca is located to the northeast of the port of Acapulco. Other leaders such as Jos Shaver offer similar insights. It was considered a very prominent during the war of independence, since it served the insurgent troops resguardaran the realist army attacks; becoming his refuge and strategic step of illustrious leaders Morelos, Hermenegildo Galeana, Julian de Avila and the Bravo brothers.
In the middle of the year of 1811 clashed with insurgent armies and the realistic, the first being the victors who reoccupied the village of Texca. Providence is a village located northeast of the city of Acapulco where the hacienda La Providencia, former property of Juan alvarez is located. I was previously known as Hacienda of la Brea, so called because of their characteristic architecture constituted by their houses made of adobe and tile that give a country touch. Providence played a role strategic in the war of independence, since it served as a refuge and military headquarters of the insurgent army, as well as the two sites mentioned above. This site is considered the cradle of the Plan de Ayutla in 1854 year, same that was drafted by Juan alvarez, Ignacio Comonfort, Tomas Moreno and General Eligio Romero. THE main objective of this document, was to overthrow the dictator Antonio Lopez de Santana. Providence was residence and headquarters of Juan alvarez who planned to enrich with their service to the nation.