Most photogenic places to visit in Mexico

This region is home to some of Mexico’s most iconic and photogenic landmarks, where history and nature merge seamlessly. Explore ancient pyramids, stunning cenotes, and pristine beaches along the Caribbean coast.

• Chichén Itzá — One of the New Seven Wonders of the World and a must-visit.
• Cenote Ik Kil — A stunning open-air cenote with hanging vines.
• Cenote Suytun — Known for its circular platform and sunbeam photos.
• Tulum Ruins — Ancient Mayan city perched on a cliff above the Caribbean Sea.
• Bacalar Lagoon — Nicknamed the ‘Lake of Seven Colors’ for its unbelievable shades of blue.
• Las Coloradas — Bright pink lakes contrasting with white salt mounds.
• Isla Holbox — A peaceful island with sandy streets and colorful murals.
• Playa Norte (Isla Mujeres) — Crystal-clear water and white powdery sand.

A region rich in natural beauty and archaeological wonders. From cascading waterfalls to dense jungles, Chiapas offers unforgettable photo ops, including the mystical ruins of Palenque and the breathtaking Sumidero Canyon.

• Palenque — Atmospheric ruins surrounded by dense forest.
• Agua Azul Waterfalls — Tiered waterfalls with vibrant blue pools.
• Misol-Ha Waterfall — A perfect jungle photo spot with a cave behind the falls.
• Sumidero Canyon — Towering cliffs with a boat ride along the Grijalva River.
• Yaxchilán — Remote Mayan ruins only accessible by boat.

Known for its rich cultural heritage and striking landscapes, Oaxaca blends ancient ruins, natural wonders, and coastal beauty. Experience petrified waterfalls, panoramic ruins, and some of Mexico’s best beaches for surfing and sunsets.

• Hierve el Agua — Petrified waterfalls with natural infinity pools overlooking the mountains.
• Monte Albán — Ancient Zapotec ruins offering panoramic valley views.
• Puerto Escondido Beaches — Especially Carrizalillo and Zicatela, famous for sunsets and surf.

This region is a hidden gem for nature lovers, offering incredible sights like the turquoise Tamul Waterfall and surreal, jungle-covered gardens. It’s the perfect destination for those seeking unique landscapes and adventure.

• Tamul Waterfall — One of Mexico’s tallest waterfalls with bright turquoise water.
• Puente de Dios — Natural pools and caves perfect for swimming and photos.
• Las Pozas in Xilitla — A surreal garden of sculptures hidden in the jungle.

Famous for its stunning coastline, Baja California features dramatic landscapes, crystal-clear beaches, and iconic natural rock formations. It’s a paradise for outdoor enthusiasts and photographers looking for striking desert-to-sea views.

• Playa Balandra — A shallow turquoise bay ideal for drone shots.
• Playa del Amor (Lover’s Beach) — Hidden between towering cliffs.
• El Arco de Cabo San Lucas — A famous natural rock formation at sea.

Mexico’s colonial cities are rich in history, culture, and color. These charming towns boast cobblestone streets, vibrant buildings, and centuries-old architecture that transport you to a different time while offering scenic views and photo ops.

• San Miguel de Allende — Cobblestone streets, vibrant facades, and the iconic pink Parroquia de San Miguel Arcángel.
• Guanajuato — A lively city with winding alleys and the romantic Callejón del Beso.
• Taxco — A whitewashed hill town famous for its silver shops and Santa Prisca Church.
• Campeche — a UNESCO-listed city with pastel-colored buildings and fortress walls.
• Querétaro — A historic center blending colonial charm and contemporary art.

The capital of Mexico is a bustling hub of history and modernity. From the ancient ruins of Teotihuacan to the colonial grandeur of Palacio de Bellas Artes, Mexico City offers a captivating blend of old and new with incredible city views.

• Teotihuacan — Climb the Pyramid of the Sun for sunrise views.
• Palacio de Bellas Artes — A masterpiece of art nouveau and art deco design.
• Zócalo — The massive main square surrounded by colonial landmarks.
• Chapultepec Castle — Perched above the city with panoramic views.