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Mexico is home to numerous picturesque towns, from historic colonial gems to quaint seaside spots often off the beaten path for many travelers. These cozy towns offer a glimpse into Mexico's rich culture and history. Most of these towns boast well-preserved historic buildings built over the centuries. From colonial-era churches and majestic cathedrals to stately mansions and colorful adobe houses, these architectural ...
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The concept of national parks stemmed from the desire to protect special places. Countries around the world have their own national park system designed to protect natural treasures and showcase amazing local landscapes. Mexico is no exception and has many national parks just waiting to be hiked through and marveled at. Mexico recognizes 67 federally protected natural areas as national parks, which ...
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The Yucatan Peninsula boasts breathtaking natural wonders, from postcard-perfect sandy beaches and waterfalls to lush jungles, underwater caves, and natural sinkholes known as cenotes. This region is home to some 4,000 cenotes, each with its own distinct features and all ideal for swimming. The water inside these cenotes is strikingly clear and thousands come from across the globe just for the chance ...
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Mexico is a vast country with an extensive coastline that hosts some of the world’s most jaw-dropping beaches. There are nearly 500 absolutely spectacular beaches in Mexico, spanning the Gulf of Mexico, the Caribbean Sea, the Gulf of California, and the Pacific Ocean. These Mexican beach destinations in particular are sure to make you want to book a trip there ASAP. Famous ...
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International travelers eagerly head to Mexico to enjoy the country's exquisite beaches, abundant sunshine, and delicious cuisine. While tourist hotspots like Cancún and Tulum promise to please wanderers on the hunt for some coastal relaxation, several destinations in Mexico offer an authentic experience that can't be found by staying on the beaten path. Rich history, small-town charm, and unique landscapes round out ...
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Get a small but great taste of colonial Mexico! When, in 1521, the conquistadors of Cortez destroyed the Aztec empire of Montezuma, they founded the colony kingdom of New Spain, destined to last for three centuries, ranging from the current states of the Southwestern United States to the Panama Canal. The introduction of pack animals, from work and farm animals, of elementary ...
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There are hundreds of examples of things that make Mexico not only an interesting country but also important in the history of humanity. Here are 15 things that you just might not know about Mexico and its fascinating contributions to the world. Without Mexico, there’d be no pizza The colonization of the New World by the Spaniards introduced a lot of products ...
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What's the first thing that comes to your mind when you think of Mexico? Step pyramids, mariachi music, tequila, tacos, breathtaking sandy beaches, cenotes, and towering cacti are all the first associations that come to mind, but Mexico's natural and cultural diversity includes so much more. These surprising facts about Mexico will show some other aspects of the country that you were ...
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A magnitude 7.6 earthquake struck Mexico on the exact anniversary of 2 devastating earthquakes in 1985 and 2017. The earthquake struck shortly after 13:00 (18:00 GMT) near the Michoacan border with Colima state. The earthquake was relatively shallow, only 15 km deep, which could have increased its impact. A tsunami warning was issued for coastal areas, saying waves reaching heights of 1 ...
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Music, art, gastronomy, and unique architecture are some of the reasons that make the City of Morelia an ideal vacation destination. The capital of Michoacán, formerly called Valladolid, is one of the most exciting cities in the country, possessing many of the greatest cultural riches in Mexican history. Morelia is located in the Guayangareo Valley at an average height of 1,920 meters ...
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