2025 Mexico Travel Guide: Must-see attractions, popular food, hotels, transportation routes (updated in August)

🌵OMG! I found a heavenly vacation spot! Mexico is absolutely stunning! A colorful town straight out of Coco, Mayan pyramids + Caribbean Sea + cave restaurants, every shot is Instagram-worthy 📸 ❗【👇Tap below to unlock Mexico travel ideas】 ❗ ✨Why is Mexico the new luxury darling? ✅ Rosewood/Four Seasons/One&Only all opening here ✅ Home to world's TOP 50 restaurants ✅ Mayan civilization + Aztec ruins ✅ Cancun's seascape rivals the Maldives 🏰Must-visit attractions: ▫️Chichén Itzá: New7Wonders of the World ▫️Guanajuato: Coco filming location ▫️Teotihuacán: "City of the Gods" ▫️Frida's Blue House: art pilgrimage 🍽️Foodie paradise: ▪️Cave restaurant (Queen-approved!) ▪️IL Becco (best Italian in Mexico) ▪️Underground river candlelit dinner ▪️Tequila tasting class 🏨Hotel lovers rejoice: 🔹Rosewood San Miguel - art sanctuary 🔹Four Seasons Mexico City - urban oasis 🔹Rosewood Riviera Maya - all-inclusive luxury ❗【👇Tap below to unlock Mexico travel ideas】 ❗

Hey hey, isn't Mexico a real version of Disneyland? 🇲🇽 There are lots of churro stalls, There's even a magical town and an alien town, When you look up to the trumpet-based music, you'll see colorful things and everyone is smiling and relaxing. . It has everything: international restaurants, local food stalls, stylish towns, and an adult atmosphere, and there's a lot of happiness every day. . Don't just leave it as a dangerous country, let's go see a new world together💞#StylishTripToMexico

I will share my view of Mexico's security situation from my perspective 🫶🏻🇲🇽🚓 ☑︎Tourist areas are generally safe! I didn't feel unsafe while traveling normally◎ I saw some smartphone robbers, so be careful when walking while using your smartphone⚠️ Most of the towns had an atmosphere where you could go out at night🌙 ☑︎It seems that bus jackings happen occasionally🚌 Long-distance buses are risky, so travel to dangerous areas by plane✈️ If you look for cheap flights, the cost is the same as the bus + you can save time! ☑︎Currently, the traffic between Oaxaca↔︎Chiapas is a bit unstable⚠ ☑︎Just gather information on the spot and act accordingly! The situation is always changing, so it's safe to listen to advice from locals💡 In the end, it's at your own risk! It's easy to forget how unsafe the place is, but don't let your guard down and be sure to protect yourself 🇲🇽 Mexico is a fascinating country packed with cute and delicious things! It would be a waste not to go just because you think it's "dangerous! scary!" 🥹💘🇲🇽Gather information and enjoy your trip to Mexico (^ω^)✨ #Traveling abroad tips #Mexico #Mexico safety #Merida #Oaxaca #Chiapas #Cancun

I was amazed when I saw the picture in my WeChat Moments. This library is so cool, with parallel spaces, surreal design, and the feeling of the movie "Inception." It was immediately added to my must-visit list for Mexico City. The full name of the library is Biblioteca Vasconcelos, which is a tribute to the philosopher José Vasconcelos. It is known as the most advanced building of the 21st century, and it is truly amazing to be there! 🚗Transportation: Take an Uber from Constitution Square, about 10 RMB, and it takes about 15 minutes. Notes: 1⃣️If you want to take photos with a camera, you need to leave your passport as a deposit and sign a form. It's free. 2⃣️Please keep quiet when visiting the library.

#AugustGoodPlace2024 #MexicoFamilyTour #ChildrenGoodPlace #MexicoTravel #MexicoFreeTravel 《Museo de Historia Natural》Av. de los Compositores, Bosque de Chapultepec II Secc, Miguel Hidalgo, 11100 Ciudad de Mexico, CDMX, Mexico Very beautiful museum, very diverse works, where you can learn about the origin of the universe and the ecosystem that exists in Mexico. There are options for fun and learning for little ones as well as many interactive sections. Educational, fun and affordable.

#AugustGoodPlaces2024 #MexicoGoodPlacesForParents #MexicoFreeTravel #MexicoGoodPlaces #MexicoTravelStrategy 《Aztlan Parque Urbano》Av. de los Compositores s/n, Bosque de Chapultepec II Secc, Miguel Hidalgo, 11800 Ciudad de México, CDMX, Mexico There are games for children and adults, the atmosphere is cheerful and nostalgic, it is a beautiful place. This is a very nice park perfect for families.

#AugustDestinations2024 #Burrito #MexicanRestaurant #MexicanFood #MexicoTravel 《Taqueria El Gran Abanico》Gutierrez Najera s/n, Transito, Cuauhtemoc, 06820 Ciudad de Mexico, CDMX, Mexico The food is very delicious, there is a wide variety of food, one of the best carnitas in Mexico City, the line is long, at least 15 minutes in line, the prices are reasonable, the restaurant is large and clean, and the service is attentive.

#August2024 #MexicoGoodPlaces #Mexico #MexicanRestaurant #MexicanFood #MexicanCooking #MexicoTravel 《Hacienda de Cortes》 Fernandez Leal 70, La Concepcion, Coyoacan, 04020 Ciudad de Mexico, CDMX, Mexico The menu is varied, mainly Mexican food, beautiful garden area, it's like a luxurious oasis, classic open air atmosphere, very quiet, the place is very nice and spacious.

Pension Amigo, a Japanese guesthouse in Mexico City It is not listed on reservation sites, so you have to go there and check if it is available. The owner is fluent in Japanese. Kitchen and shared space. Japanese manga available. Breakfast is included in the price and is served every day except Sundays. The daily side dishes were delicious. There is a washing area and a place to hang laundry on the roof. There are two cats. To get there, take the metro from the airport and get off at the Revolución station. #Mexico #MexicoCity #JapaneseGuesthouse

Ojo de Agua is an earthy yet trendy idea where you can have a coffee, eat brunch and then buy groceries. It’s all in one, for a healthy and comfortable experience.While their WiFi may not work at all locations and we don’t suggest specifically going there to do work or do things online, you can always sit outside at Ojo de Agua and people-watch. Then, you can peruse their crop of produce, ranging from fruit (zapotes!) to vegetables (mini eggplants!). They also have cold drinks and some less-perishable food products like granola and the like. Thank you for visiting my page, keep move to the happiness. #café

Verified sanzpont [arquitectura] and Pedrajo+Pedrajo Arquitectos teamed up to dream up Living the Noom. The design for this verdant, otherworldly residence was victorious at the 2021 A+Award — with good reason. The architects started out with the following premise: today’s homes are built in a way that makes us prone to physical and emotional illness. Through the concept of “wellness living” they set out to create a design that would help prevent health problems and cultivate healthier lifestyles for inhabitants. Ultimately, this resulted in a project that will also be healthier for the planet. #scenicspotphotoguide #lanternshow #themepark#zoo#nationalpark#lakes#beaches

Mexico, country of southern North America and the third largest country in Latin America, after Brazil and Argentina. Mexican society is characterized by extremes of wealth and poverty, with a limited middle class wedged between an elite cadre of landowners and investors on the one hand and masses of rural and urban poor on the other. But in spite of the challenges it faces as a developing country, Mexico is one of the chief economic and political forces in Latin America. It has a dynamic industrial base, vast mineral resources, a wide-ranging service sector, and the world’s largest population of Spanish speakers—about two and a half times that of Spain or Colombia. As its official name suggests, the Estados Unidos Mexicanos (United Mexican States) incorporates 31 socially and physically diverse states and the Federal District.

#goout Another place with a dreamy pink color is Las Coloradas in the Yucatan Peninsula of Mexico. It is a lagoon, which refers to a bay enclosed by a sandbar and later becomes a lake. Walking on the beach, there are pink lakes on both sides, like a fairyland on earth! The pink color of Las Coloradas comes from red plankton and brine shrimp in the water.

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Costa Maya, translated from Spanish, is "Maya Coast". It is located on the Yucatan Peninsula in Mexico, bordering Belize. Its northern part was once the largest and most prosperous city of the ancient Mayan Empire, and was also the political and economic center of the Mayan Empire. Now it only includes two small villages, Mahahual and Xcalak. #Overseas Travel #Island Holiday #Mexico #Indians #Cruise Holiday

Lake Chapala is an enormous lake, the largest in Mexico. But more interesting here is the town of Ajijic. Cool and unique art everywhere around the town, and also in the many shops. #happynewyear #mexico #happynewyear

A Mexican restaurant that can be eaten for free by drinking alcohol This pub named La Mascota is run in Mexico's most classic pub mode. The waiters are all mature and able to talk, and the flowing Mariachi band. Enter the store to perform, guests are free to reward. I used a translator to chat with the waiter who is responsible for my desk and exchange the security situation here. The pub is dominated by selling wine, with almost a hundred kinds of Mexican wines, from beer to agave, from vodka to Mescal, at different price points, different qualities and different styles. As for the portion to be eaten, there are 6-8 kinds of appetizers served in the menu every day. There are both peanuts that we are familiar with and large pieces of stew that taste great. Then the focus is coming! If a table of guests can order two glasses of wine per person, the menu can be free to choose free to eat, eat until full! God is not amazing! The price of wine is also in a cup of 30-50 yuan, depending on the quality. Complete civilian consumption! This stewed pork also has flavored pork cartilage and rich sauce! The most classic Mexican Mezcal, also suitable for agave brewing. The most traditional is to drink orange slices with spicy salt.

Praise the beaches and cuisine of this Mexican hotel! Because Mexico's Panama Jack SPA & Resort is an old hotel, the hotel staff is well trained and welcoming, especially the front desk and restaurant waiters can see the guests and see the guests' needs. Recommend the hotel's Italian restaurant, simmered steak and pasta are excellent! There is no extra charge for the restaurant. Except for a small number of expensive wines such as fine wine, champagne and lobster, it is basically a matter of eating and drinking, but you can give due consideration to the service of your desk. 50-100 pesos. Wait, feel free to look at the quality of service and mood. The beach here is private, the sand is not like the words, the sand is not the flour level but it is already very thin. There are white sand beach beds on the beach, and N beach hotels are free to order wine. They take some fruit and lean on the bed. The boundless Caribbean Sea and the flawless Tiffany Blue are in front of them. There are also beach hawkers, cigars and smugglers on the beach, but the density is not too annoying, it is also very interesting. This time I also met a couple of new people to hold a wedding. It was really romantic and I just cried. Experienced in Cancun for one night all-inclusive, Huahua sincerely recommend this Panama JackSPA & Resort, spend three nights in Sanya for a Caribbean middle class ,Good deal. Of course, if you have enough time, it is recommended to stay for at least 2 nights.

A special lunch in Mexico. Feel the cuisine of a place and appreciate its culture.

#TravelGuide Content Mexico is a country where ancient civilizations and passionate passions coexist. Feel the spirit of the Aztecs in Mexico City, climb the Teotihuacan pyramids and gaze down upon the city of the gods. Relax on the emerald beaches of Cancun, and immerse yourself in the mysteries of ancient civilizations at the Mayan ruins of Chichen Itza. Local cuisine like tacos, ceviche, and tamales are also a major part of your travels! Fill a new chapter in your life in Mexico, where the days are as hot as the sun, and the nights sway to the rhythm.

Mexico truly lives up to its candy-colored reputation, just like in the movie 'Coco'! Although 'Coco' was released seven years ago, the vibrant and emotional depiction of the Day of the Dead celebration remains unforgettable. 🇲🇽 In Mexico, 'death' is often seen as a beloved plaything, and the colorful 'Land of the Dead' portrayed in the movie is inspired by the real-life city of Guanajuato. The 2024 Day of the Dead is just around the corner, making it the perfect time to visit Mexico❗️ 🔎 Day of the Dead: Celebrated annually from October 31 to November 2, this festival honors deceased loved ones. 💀 People dress up as various skeleton characters, decorate altars with vibrant colors, fill the streets with marigolds, and let music echo through the night. 🔎 Guanajuato: The inspiration for the 'ghost town' in 'Coco,' Guanajuato is a lively city built on hills, filled with colorful architecture and rich cultural vibes. 🏠 In 1988, it was designated a UNESCO World Heritage Site and later recognized by National Geographic and BBC as one of the must-visit destinations in a lifetime. During this festive celebration, people dance, drink tequila, and savor sweet sugar skulls. The lively activities will immerse you in the Mexicans' open-minded perspective on life and death. 💧 👇 Beyond the Day of the Dead, Mexico offers other must-see attractions: - **Pipila Hill**: The best spot to enjoy a panoramic view of Guanajuato, where the city looks like a spilled palette of colors. 🎬 Capture scenes reminiscent of 'Coco' at sunset. - **Morelia**: Founded in 1541, this city boasts over 200 buildings made of pink stone, blending medieval Renaissance, Baroque, and Neoclassical styles. 💖 Recognized as a UNESCO World Heritage Site in 1991, it’s also listed by Lonely Planet as Mexico's most beautiful city. - **Teotihuacan**: Home to the Sun and Moon Pyramids, these ancient structures were built by Indigenous people to worship the sun and moon gods. ☀️🌙 Known as the 'City of Gods,' Teotihuacan is the largest religious and cultural center of ancient America and a UNESCO World Heritage Site. - **Chichen Itza**: Once the most prosperous city-state of the ancient Maya civilization, its name means 'At the mouth of the well of Itza.' 🕳️ Founded in the 5th century, it represents the pinnacle of Maya urban culture, with the Kukulkan Pyramid being its most iconic structure. And while you're in Mexico, why not hop over to visa-free Cuba❓ With vintage cars, mojitos, and cigars, this small country exudes charm. Havana, the capital, is a colorful and retro-modern city. 🦞 Experience the Caribbean by catching lobsters yourself, making your vacation truly unforgettable. Want to join the Day of the Dead parade? Explore the mysteries of Maya civilization? Cruise in a vintage car through vibrant Cuba? Leave a 💬 or send a 📩 to learn more about the best travel plans for 2024!

Hotel Location: San Miguel de Allende, Mexico (Part of Hilton's Tapestry Collection) Hotel Design: A collaborative project by Esrawe Studio and architectural firm Productora. The lower levels of the building ingeniously incorporate the distinctive purple hue of local stone, creating a striking yet harmonious contrast with the surrounding natural environment. This deep purple stone, both elegant and unique, shines like a radiant gem amidst the green mountains and clear waters, showcasing the local cultural heritage while adding a distinctive touch to the natural landscape. The upper levels of the hotel embrace a minimalist design with clean, flowing lines, clearly delineating public and private spaces. This ensures guests can enjoy social interactions in communal areas while also providing tranquil and comfortable private retreats. Inside the hotel, large ceramic sculptures immediately capture attention. Inspired by local flora, these sculptures are suspended throughout the space, their graceful and dynamic forms seemingly narrating stories of the region's natural beauty. The intricate and exquisite patterns created by artist Omar Barquet, with their delicate textures and rich colors interwoven, produce breathtaking visual effects.

I've seen many beautiful places on Earth, but this one...💔 🌟 What makes it special: This isn’t your average hike — it’s led by Enrique, a local dog trainer who runs a rescue and invites hikers to join his pack of 10+ well-trained dogs up the trail. You walk, you climb, and you vibe… with dogs 🐕🌄 It’s also free (tips appreciated!) and THE ONLY LEGAL WAY to hike Mt. Solmar. 🕗 Logistics: • 📍 Meet at the Dog Training Camp just behind the marina • ⏰ Hikes usually start at 8 AM sharp (sometimes a 4:30 AM sunrise version on weekends!) • 🧢 Bring: sneakers, water, sunscreen, and some pesos for a tip 🥾 Trail experience: The trail starts mellow, then turns into rocky scrambles and narrow desert paths, with cacti everywhere 🌵 The dogs lead the way, and Enrique shares cool stories while watching out for snakes (with help from the pups 🐍👀). It’s fun, active, and completely unique — no guide ropes, no signs, just nature. 🌊 The reward: At the top: 360° views of Cabo, the Sea of Cortez, Pacific Ocean, and iconic Land’s End. You might even see whales breaching in the distance 🐋 Photos don’t do it justice. And honestly? The dogs make it 10x more memorable. ➡️Most hikers say it’s one of the best things they did in Cabo. Can't but agree. And not only in Cabo. #tripmoments #vacation #hike #solmar #mtsolmar #cabosanlucas #bajacalifornia #mexico #pacific #pacificocean #oceanview #summerhike #morninghike

Playa Balandra isn't just another beach — it’s a whole journey. We took a speedboat across the bay as part of an excursion, and honestly? That alone was worth it 💨🌊 You completely skip the long car line (since entry is limited) and glide straight into paradise. ✨ On the way, we spotted whales breaching in the distance 🐋 (last picture), and even passed a sunken yacht lying dramatically on the water’s surface — kind of eerie, kind of cool (picture 6)🛥️👀 Once we arrived, it felt like stepping into a dream: shallow turquoise water you can walk through for what feels like forever. Cold at first? Yes ❄️. But totally refreshing under that Baja sun 😎☀️ Of course, we made our way to the famous Hongo de Balandra — the mushroom-shaped rock you have to see in person 🍄📸 ⚠️ Bring water shoes if you want to get close — the rocks are sharp and slippery! ➡️Just know: excursions give you limited time on the beach (about 30-40 minutes). Since you can't swim there due to shallow water, that's enough of time. Still, every second there is worth it. #playa #bajacalifornia #mexico #lapaz #beach #turquoisewaters #bajacaliforniasur

Mirador Balandra took my breath away — literally and figuratively. After a short 20 min hike (which you can manage in slippers) through desert trails dotted with cacti of all shapes and sizes (seriously, check photo #4 — that cactus was massive 🌵📸), we reached the top… and just stood there in silence. The view was unbelievable: glowing turquoise water, soft white sand, and layers of desert mountains beyond. It felt more like a painting than real life 🎨🌴 Part of me didn’t even want to post this — it felt like one of those secret places you want to keep just for yourself. But okay, here you go 🤭 ✅ Just 30 mins drive from La Paz. There’s free parking and no entry fee. It gets windy at the top, so hold onto your hat — but wow, it’s worth it. It's one of the most beautiful places I’ve ever seen. 📍If you're anywhere near La Paz or Cabo… don’t skip it. Seriously. #lapaz #cabosanlucas #bajacalifornia #mexico #cacti #desert #deserthikes

Here's your ultimate Mexico travel guide covering visas, must-see attractions, itinerary recommendations, food, accommodations, and safety tips to help you plan a deep dive into Mayan civilization and Caribbean charm! --- **🌎 Must-Know Before You Go** 1. **Visa** 💞 - Valid US/Canada/Schengen visa holders can enter visa-free for ≤180 days; otherwise, apply for a Mexican visa in advance (divided by Beijing/Shanghai/Guangzhou consulates). -💗 Entry requires a tourist card (FMM), free for 7 days; extensions cost ~$30. 2. **Best Season** 💗- **Dry season (Nov–Apr)**: Cool weather, ideal for ruins and beaches. 💗 - **Rainy season (May–Oct)**: Fewer crowds, better deals, occasional showers. 3. **Currency** -💗 Use Mexican pesos (MXN); withdraw from ATMs or pay by card; avoid street exchanges. --- **🗺️ 10-Day Classic Itinerary** **Day 1-3: Mexico City Culture Dive** -💕 **Zócalo (Main Square)**: Latin America’s largest square, surrounded by the cathedral and National Palace murals (free entry). -💞 **Teotihuacán**: Climb the Sun Pyramid for a panoramic view of the "Avenue of the Dead." - ❣️**Frida Kahlo Museum**: Visit the "Blue House," inspiration for *Coco*. - ❣️**Anthropology Museum**: World-class Mayan artifacts, don’t miss the Aztec Sun Stone. **Day 4-5: Guanajuato & San Miguel** - *❤️*Guanajuato**: Colorful mountain town; ride the cable car to Pipila lookout for night views—*Coco* filming location. - 💞**San Miguel de Allende**: Artsy town with craft markets and a pink Gothic church. **Day 6-8: Cancún + Chichén Itzá** - 💗**Cancún**: Stay at all-inclusive resorts (e.g., Hyatt Ziva) for Caribbean white sands and water sports. -💗 **Chichén Itzá**: New Seven Wonder; explore Mayan astronomy architecture (go early to avoid crowds). - *💗*Ik Kil Cenote**: Swim in crystal-clear underground sinkholes. **Day 9-10: Tulum + Pink Lakes** -💗 **Tulum**: Only seaside Mayan ruins with cliffside Caribbean views. - *💗*Las Coloradas Pink Lakes**: Instagram-worthy salt lakes, best captured by drone. --- **🍽️ Must-Try Foods** 1. 💗**Tacos**: Try *al pastor* (spit-grilled pork) or cactus fillings. 2.💗 **Mole Poblano**: National dish—chocolate-chili sauce over chicken. 3.💗 **Ceviche**: Coastal staple with lime-marinated seafood and chips. 4. *💞*Tequila**: Lick salt, shoot, bite a lime—the authentic way! --- **🏨 Stay Smart** - 💞**Mexico City**: Historic center (e.g., Hampton Inn), walkable to sights. - *💞*Cancún**: Hotel Zone (all-inclusives like Hyatt Ziva or Ritz-Carlton). -❤️ **Guanajuato**: Colonial B&Bs (e.g., El Meson de los Poetas) with rooftop views. --- **⚠️ Safety Tips** 1. *❤️*Transport**: Avoid night driving; opt for ADO buses or Uber; watch for pickpockets on metro. 2. *❤️*Money**: Credit card fraud is common; use cash for small purchases. 3. ❤️**Areas**: Steer clear of border cities (e.g., Juárez); Cancún/Mérida are safer. --- **💡 Unique Experiences** -🥰 **Day of the Dead (Nov 1–2)**: Join Mexico City’s parade, try skull makeup and marigold altars. - ❤️**Cenote Diving**: Swim among stalactites in Yucatán’s natural wells. - *❤️*Mayan Village Tours**: Learn pottery/weaving in Oaxaca. Mexico’s magic lingers in pyramid sunsets, tequila’s fiery sweetness, and spontaneous street band melodies. ❤️ Pack this guide and begin your Latin American adventure! 🌵🌊

Mexico City is a cultural treasure trove blending architecture, ruins, museums, and palaces. Its historic center was inscribed on the UNESCO World Heritage List in 1987. ➡️The tour begins at the Plaza de la Constitución (Zócalo), the largest square in Latin America and one of the world's top ten plazas. This 240x240m (57,600㎡) stone-paved square features a giant Mexican flag at its center. ➡️On the east side stands the National Palace (Palacio Nacional), the presidential office. This has been Mexico's ruling palace since Aztec times, with Spanish-style courtyards and corridors adorned with murals depicting pre-colonial indigenous life. ➡️To the north lies the Metropolitan Cathedral (Catedral Metropolitana), the largest and oldest cathedral in the Americas. Built over 240 years (1573-1813) on Aztec temple ruins, it blends Gothic, Baroque, and Neoclassical styles, housing treasures like the 18th-century gilded Altar of the Kings. ➡️East of the cathedral, behind the World Heritage plaque, are the ruins of the Templo Mayor. After Spaniards destroyed this Aztec temple in 1521, the cathedral was built atop it. The ruins were rediscovered in 1978 following the discovery of a moon goddess stone disc. ➡️750m west along Calle de Tacuba is the National Art Museum (Museo Nacional De Arte). Built in 1904, it combines Neoclassical and Neo-Baroque styles, featuring an imperial staircase and stunning glass dome that are artworks themselves. ➡️Opposite stands the Palacio Postal, an operational post office since 1907. Its exquisite staircases, opulent halls, and bustling mail services transport visitors back a century. You can mail postcards here. ➡️Further west is the Palacio de Bellas Artes, completed in 1934 with Neoclassical and indigenous fusion. Its highlight is the monumental murals, notably Diego Rivera's "Man at the Crossroads." ➡️1.6km north along Eje Central Avenue lies the Plaza de las Tres Culturas, where Aztec pyramid ruins, colonial Santiago Church, and the modern former Foreign Ministry building engage in a three-era dialogue. ————————— Tips: 💙Avoid Mondays when most sites are closed 💙Metro (M) and Metrobús (MB) are affordable and efficient - buy a rechargeable transit card (15 pesos deposit) for metro, cable cars, and public bikes.

Taco is the signature of Mexico, it is so nice!!!!