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About
Mexico
Mexico is the fifth-largest
country in the Americas and the
14th largest in the world
Official Name: United States of Mexico
Capital: Mexico City
Territory: 1,964,375 km2
Population: 112,336,538 people
(57,481,307 women and 54,855,231
men)
Currency: Mexican Peso (MXN)
Language: Spanish
National Day: 16 September
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1. Mexico city
The capital city of Mexico is a cultural hub with
attractions like the historic center (Zocalo),
Chapultepec Park, Frida Kahlo Museum, and
the National Museum of Anthropology.
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2. Puerto
Vallarta
This cosmopolitan resort
located on the country’s west
coast Puerto Vallarta is a picky
vacationers dream. It’s also the
perfect choice for those on a
limited time frame who want to
get a taste for all aspects of
Mexican life. The gorgeous
stretches of sand along
Banderas Bay is one of the
biggest draws and so is the
pretty old town of Puerto
Vallarta which offers traditional
architecture, stylish restaurants
and plenty of interesting shops.
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3. Yucatan
The Yucatan peninsula sits on
the southern tip of Eastern
Mexico. A popular area to visit,
the peninsula is known for its
unique geology, natural beauty,
outstanding coastline and
ancient Mayan ruins. The state’s
national parks shouldn’t be
missed nor should the
incredible underground lakes
otherwise known as the
Cenotes.
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4. Oaxaca
Covering a part of Mexico’s south coast, this
world heritage city offers both natural and
man-made beauty. Famous for its indigenous
people and ancient cultures as well as a
vibrant art and craft scene – the city makes an
exceptional travel destination. When visiting,
make sure you explore some of the colourful
colonial architecture and also the surrounding
area which is abundant with deserted
stretches of coastline, thick forests and
photogenic waterfalls.
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5. Chiapas
A subtropical paradise characterized by
rainforest jungles and ancient Mayan ruins, the
Chiapas is certainly one of the most beautiful
places to visit in Mexico. Highlights include the
river-carved Canyon of Sumidero, the lakes at
Montebello and the ancient ruins at Palenque.
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6. The copper
Canyon
This area in the north of Chihuahua is a
beautiful environment made up of cliffs and
caves. The cliffs join together to make a
formation bigger than America’s famous
Grand Canyon. Visit for stunning panoramic
vistas as well as inspirational canyon walks
where the sheer size of nature really helps put
life in perspective!
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7. The
bufadora
This sea cave in Baja California is a sight not to
miss when visiting Mexico. With the cave at sea
level, the tidal surges create a massive
spouting geyser accompanied by an eerie
sound that won’t be forgotten in a hurry. Join
the other people gathering around the cave
and sit back and enjoy the show.
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8. Cancun
Cancun: A popular resort city on the Yucatan
Peninsula, Cancun is known for its beautiful
beaches, vibrant nightlife, and proximity to the
Mesoamerican Barrier Reef.
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9. Chichen itza
Chichen Itza
A UNESCO World Heritage Site, Chichen Itza
stands as testament to the might of the Mayan
civilisation. Dominated by the imposing El
Castillo structure this site of extreme
archaeological interest is also one of the most
stunning spots in the country and should be on
everyone’s list of places to visit in Mexico.
When planning your trip make sure you allow
for a day to visit – the area occupies around a
2.5 square mile radius.
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10. Tulum
Tulum: A coastal town in Quintana Roo, Tulum
is renowned for its well-preserved Mayan ruins
overlooking the Caribbean Sea.
