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

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As North America’s biggest city, Mexico City is bursting at the seems with things to do, food to eat, and neighborhoods to explore. I spent five days in this melting pot and here’s what i recommend for a short stay in the city: 1️⃣ Explore Condesa and Roma Norte Known for being two of the safest neighborhoods in the city, both districts are havens for food lovers and photography enthusiasts. 2️⃣ Get Lost in the Historic Center Centro Histórico is a busy neighborhood in CDMX with a huge square known as the Zócalo at its center. You can really feel how old the city is in this area particularly at the Templo Mayor Museum. After a morning at the museum, wander the countless streets surrounding the cathedral or enjoy the views of the Palacio de Bellas Artes from the Finca Don Porfirio Cafe. 3️⃣ Chapultepec Castle Immerse yourself in Mexico City’s history at this extravagant castle. You can hire a guide or explore by yourself for around $5. The views from the terrace of Mexico City’s business district are incredible. 4️⃣ Tacos and Bikes One of my favorite experiences in CDMX. A knowledgeable foodie from El Taco Club will guide you around Condesa and Roma to taste some of the city’s best tacos. The tour combines food, sightseeing, and biking. I never knew there were so many different types of tacos until I took this tour! 5️⃣ Torre Latinoamérica Marvel at the sheer size of CDMX from above. The city sprawls out in all directions and the view is best enjoyed at sunset. Tickets are around 10$ and i recommend buying them there as buying them online in advance can cause problems. 6️⃣ Coyoacán A vibrant neighborhood south of downtown known for Frida Kahlo’s blue house. The queue can be quite long to get into the museum but there’s so much to do in this neighborhood. Take your camera and go on a street photography tour or enjoy some shopping at a local market. 🏨 Where to stay: La Condesa is considered one of the safest areas in CDMX and it’s very popular with tourists! Condesa Suites are highly rated and in a convenient location! 🍔 Where to eat: 🌯Sanborns Madero 🌮 Taqueria Los Cucuyos 🌮 Cariñito Tacos ☕️ Barrio Café 🍫 Churrería El Moro #trip #tripmoments #photography #mexico #explore #exploresgtogether #travelphotography #travel

The short holiday is coming, and here's a 6-day Mexico itinerary! It will take you on a journey through this mysterious country and quickly get you up to speed on travel tips. Don't miss out! -------- 🌍Route Overview: Embark on a Mystical Mexican Adventure🌟 D1: Fly to Mexico City——Enjoy complimentary pick-up service and begin your Mexican journey! D2: Visit the Monumento a la Raza——Experience Mexico's history and cultural heritage. D3: Visit Fabrica La Aurora——Discover unique art and industrial charm. D4: Basilica of Our Lady of Guadalupe——Teotihuacan Ruins——Explore the Pyramid of the Sun and the Pyramid of the Moon——Stroll down the Avenue of the Dead——Admire the collection at the Palacio de Bellas Artes. D5: Nature trip to the Xochimilco Ecological Park——Visit the campus of the National Autonomous University of Mexico——Explore the rich collection of the National Museum of Anthropology. D6: Mexico City trip concludes——Return home with wonderful memories, using the complimentary drop-off service!🛫 -------- Must-See Attractions: 🏛️ National Museum of Anthropology: A treasure trove of Mexican anthropological history, offering a glimpse into Mexico's profound history and culture. ☀️ Pyramid of the Sun: Ascend the magnificent Pyramid of the Sun, experience ancient civilizations, and overlook the entire Teotihuacan ancient city. 🎨 Palacio de Bellas Artes: A hub of Mexican culture and art, with rich and colorful murals that showcase Mexico's artistic charm. 💒 Basilica of Our Lady of Guadalupe: Located at the foot of Tepeyac Hill, this centuries-old Catholic church has witnessed countless historical events and expressions of faith. -------- Travel Essentials: Your Packing List for Mexico🧳 📞 Prepare a phone card to stay connected. 🔌 Bring a plug adapter to ensure compatibility with local power outlets. 🪪 Ensure all documents are complete, including your passport and visa. 👕 Light clothing is suitable, as March in Mexico is warm. 🔋 Charger and power bank to keep your phone charged. 🧴 Sunscreen is essential for enjoying the sun without getting sunburned. -------- 🌮Mexico, a colorful dream, awaits you to explore every corner!🌈

#holidayitinerary Wandering around Coyoacán is like getting a big cozy hug from the city. It’s got this calm, creative energy that feels totally different from the downtown buzz. The streets are colorful, leafy, and perfect for just walking with no plan. You’ll find cool murals, cozy cafés, and street musicians playing while people sip coffee or munch on churros. It’s got that artsy vibe, but not in a try hard way, more like a neighborhood full of stories. You’ll bump into little markets, sweet shops, and maybe even a plaza with folks dancing or kids running around. It’s super walkable and just feels easy. Great place to spend a slow afternoon, snack your way through local food stalls, or sit in the park and people-watch. Weekends get busy, but it’s part of the charm. Wear comfy shoes, bring your appetite, and don’t rush it. Coyoacán isn’t about ticking boxes, it’s about soaking up the vibe and enjoying the moment.

#holidayitinerary Plaza de la Conchita in Coyoacán, Mexico City, is one of those low key gems that’s perfect for slowing down and just enjoying the moment. It’s not flashy or touristy, and that’s exactly why it’s awesome. The plaza is super cozy, lined with big shady trees and little benches where locals hang out, chat, or just relax with a coffee. The main highlight is the super old Iglesia de la Conchita. It’s got this weathered charm, and the peaceful vibe around it makes you wanna sit for a while. Not far from the main Coyoacán buzz, but way more quiet and chill. It’s a great spot to pause if you're exploring the area on foot. Grab some snacks from a nearby tienda or hit up a café, then come back to this spot to unwind. Great place for people watching or journaling if you’re into that. Definitely worth a little detour from the busier parts of Coyoacán.

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! 🌵🌊

When I visited Mexico City, one of the places I really wanted to go was UNAM (National Autonomous University of Mexico). It is a world-famous university, and in 2007, its buildings were registered as a UNESCO World Heritage Site. The impressive Mexican flag and the pride of the university The first thing that caught my eye when I stepped onto the campus was the huge Mexican flag hanging high in the sky. At its foot was a square called the Explanada Javier Barros Sierra, where a monument paying homage to past university officials was installed. The red brick-like floor had a nostalgic atmosphere, and it was a space where you could calm your mind just by walking around. The symbol of UNAM, the Central Library The symbol of UNAM is the Central Library, famous for its colorful murals. The history, culture, and myths of Mexico are meticulously painted, and it looks more like a giant piece of art than a building. In front of it was a word object that read "#HechoEnCU (Made in Seu)," and many students and tourists were taking photos of it. Flags and cultural diversity on campus Around the university, there is an area where UNAM's red school flags are lined up. Their orderly arrangement gives a sense of pride and discipline as a place of learning. ⸻ UNAM is not just a university, but a place where Mexican knowledge and culture are concentrated. Not only is it historically valuable, but the atmosphere itself is moving. It was a particularly memorable spot during my trip. It is a place that I would definitely recommend to anyone visiting Mexico City. #Let's go abroad

Savoring Local Flavors at "Fonda El Comal". 📍Location: Fonda "El Comal" (Inside the market) 🕰️Situation: A lively local market in the morning 📷Atmosphere: A vibrant eatery surrounded by colorful tablecloths. The cozy space offers a special experience of enjoying breakfast alongside locals! ⸻ 🍽️【What I Ate】 The main dish was a tostada plate inspired by **"Chilaquiles"**! • Loaded with lettuce, tomato, and avocado slices on top of the tostada • Finished with **plenty of cheese (Cotija)** and cream, creating a perfect balance of crispy texture and creamy flavor. • Served with three types of sauces (likely red, green, and salsa Mexicana) on the side, allowing you to customize the taste to your liking! ⸻ 🪑【Restaurant Atmosphere】 As seen in the second and third photos: • The walls are painted bright yellow and red, giving off an energetic vibe. • The open kitchen features mothers skillfully cooking. • The menu is packed on the walls, with **"DESAYUNOS (Breakfast)"** taking center stage. Options include sopes, tacos, enchiladas, pozole, and more! ⸻ 📝【Impressions】 This is exactly the kind of place where you understand why locals come every day. I enjoyed an authentic Mexican breakfast that you can't find at touristy restaurants. ✅ Affordable and filling ✅ 100% local vibe ✅ A happiness-inducing start to the day ⸻ 📌A Tip for Future Visitors: The menu is written on the wall, so pointing and ordering works just fine. Be sure to try **"Chilaquiles," "Sopes," and "Café de Olla"**! #TravelAbroad #Mexico

#Sign up for May Hotel Test Sleeper 2025 Coyoacan is the art and cultural district of Mexico City, and its streets are full of bohemian style. There are many cafes, galleries and craft shops here, and the atmosphere is free and creative. I visited the small square near the famous Frida Kahlo Museum and sat in a cafe to enjoy the local life. Street performers played traditional music and the air was filled with an artistic atmosphere. Coyoacan's cultural diversity and historical heritage are fascinating and it is a paradise for art lovers.

#0yentrip Café Negro is a cafe in the center of Coyoacan where you can enjoy coffee. In Mexico, many people drink espresso and americano, and there are few cafes that offer drip coffee. However, Café Negro is an authentic cafe where you can enjoy not only drip coffee but also coffee made with various equipment. It was very comfortable, so I ended up staying for a long time. The Wi-Fi is good and there are outlets so you can charge your devices. It is a dog-friendly cafe where the locals enjoy the cafe with their dogs. You can enjoy bread, Mexican food, and other items from breakfast to lunch. #mexico #coyoacan #mexicotrip #Mexico #Mexicotourism #Mexicotrip #Coyoacan

#0yentravel "Coyoacan", located in the southwest of Mexico City, is famous as the town where the female painter Frida Kahlo lived. Coyoacan is a small town, but it is attractive because you can walk around and see the historical buildings. Coyoacan is a relatively safe area in Mexico because it is lined with luxury houses. (No matter where you are, be careful of the things you should be careful about.) 🍰El Kiosko de Coyoacan (Churro and ice cream shop) When it comes to Coyoacan in Mexico, the most popular and famous thing is "churros". If you go to Coyoacan Square, there are many churro shops around. I used to eat churros every day, and the cheapest but tastiest one is "El Kiosko de Coyoacan". In Mexican stores, you pay at the register with "CAJA" written on it first, get a receipt, and pick up your items in a different place. That's the system. It may be difficult if you are not used to it, but it is safer to pay first because you will not be charged much when you are abroad. ⛪️ This is a Catholic church located in the square of Coyoacan. It is a historic church that is indispensable to the town, as it holds weddings and masses. It is a Baroque-style church and one of the oldest churches in Mexico City. #Mexico #MexicoTrip #Coyoacan #Tourism #coyoacan #méxico

I visited the Frida Kahlo Museum in Mexico City. It's a place I've always wanted to go to. Advance reservations are required for admission, and admission is timed in 15-minute increments. Tickets can be sold out for 2-3 weeks in advance, so I recommend purchasing them early. Many people left the museum without knowing on the day. Tickets can be purchased from the official website. There is a market nearby, so I recommend arriving early and wandering around. On Sundays, admission to many museums in Mexico City is free (not including the Frida Kahlo Museum). There are many museums in Mexico City throughout the city, so you can enjoy a whole day just by visiting the museums! There are markets all over the place on weekends, so I recommend those too. The security situation is not very good, so crime prevention measures are essential ⚠️ The more you know about Mexico, the more you'll realize there are many ways to enjoy it. I'm looking forward to visiting again next month! #Mexico #MexicoCity #MexicoTrip #MexicoCityTourism #LatinAmerica

The short holiday is coming, do you want to experience a unique trip to Mexico? This 7-day tour is amazing! Explore Mayan ruins and experience ancient civilization; tour the mysterious cenote and appreciate the wonders of nature; visit the Pink Lake and indulge in the dreamy colors; and take a two-city tour to experience the collision of diverse cultures. Don't miss it! -------------------- 🌟Route overview:🌟 Day 1: Hometown → Cancun Depart and arrive at Cancun International Airport, enjoy 24-hour free Chinese and English pick-up service, then go to the hotel to rest and free time. Day 2: Chichen Itza – Ikquier Cenote – Suitón Cenote Visit the ancient Mayan cultural site of Chichen Itza and experience the mysterious Mayan civilization. Next, visit the spectacular Ikkiel Cenote and experience the charm of nature. Finally, head to the picturesque Suitón Cenote and enjoy the tranquility and harmony of nature. Day 3: Free and easy Free time in Cancun, or choose to join a one-day tour in Chinese or English at your own expense to explore the charm of this city. Day 4: Cancun → Mexico City Depart from Cancun and head to Mexico City, the capital of Mexico, to embark on a brand new journey. Day 5: Basilica of Our Lady of Guadalupe - Teotihuacan - Pyramid of the Sun - Pyramid of the Moon - Avenue of the Dead - National Palace Visit the majestic Basilica of Our Lady of Guadalupe and feel the power of faith. Then, head to Teotihuacan to explore the ancient Pyramid of the Sun and the Pyramid of the Moon, stroll along the Avenue of the Dead, and feel the weight of history. Finally, visit the National Palace to learn about Mexican history and culture. Day 6: Xochimilco – UNAM – National Museum of Anthropology Visit scenic Xochimilco and experience the natural beauty of Mexico. Next, visit the National Autonomous University of Mexico to experience the academic atmosphere. Finally, head to the National Museum of Anthropology to learn more about Mexico's anthropological culture. Day 7: Mexico City → Hometown End your pleasant trip to Mexico and return to your hometown from Mexico City. -------------------- Must-see attractions: ✨ Chichen Itza ⭐⭐⭐⭐⭐ Address: 97751 Yucatan, Mexico Opening hours: 08:00-16:00 Play time: 2-3 hours This ancient Mayan civilization site, hidden in the jungle of the Yucatan Peninsula, is represented by the spectacular Kukulkan Pyramid, which demonstrates the wisdom and beliefs of the Mayans. During the spring and autumn equinoxes, the spectacle of the feathered serpent descending from the pyramids is even more shocking. 🏛️ National Museum of Anthropology ⭐⭐⭐⭐⭐ Address: Av. P.º de la Reforma s/n, Miguel Hidalgo, 11560 Ciudad de México, CDMX, Mexico Opening hours: Tuesday to Sunday 09:00-17:00; closed all day on Monday Duration: 1 day This is a treasure trove for exploring the anthropological history of Mexico. The museum has rich collections, allowing you to travel through Mexico's ancient civilization in one day and feel the weight of history. 🌞 Pyramid of the Sun ⭐⭐⭐⭐ Address: 55800 San Juan Teotihuacán, State of Mexico, Mexico Opening hours: 8:00-17:00 Play time: 2-3 hours Climbing up this majestic Pyramid of the Sun, you can overlook the entire ancient city of Teotihuacan and feel the magnificence and mystery of this ancient civilization. -------------------- Some tips: 📌 Visa information: You need to apply for a visa in advance to travel to Mexico to ensure a worry-free trip~ 🚗 Airport transportation: Mexico Airport has convenient transportation. You can choose taxi or subway to easily go to the city. 🌮 Food Tips: Be sure to try the burritos and tacos, they are so delicious! 🎁 Specialty prices: Mexico has abundant specialties at affordable prices, so remember to buy some souvenirs! 💡 Tips: Mexico has plenty of sunshine, so don’t forget to bring sunscreen. Also, be safe and try to avoid going out at night. -------------------- ✨Have fun and don’t forget to take photos! I hope your trip to Mexico is full of sunshine and laughter~🌞

The short holiday is coming. Want to explore the mysteries of the Mayan civilization? This 8-day trip to Mexico will let you experience the luxury of Hyatt Ziva Cancun and witness Chichen Itza, one of the Seven Wonders of the World! Don't miss the spectacular light and shadow show of the Kukulkan Pyramid and marvel at the wisdom of the Mayan people. Start your mysterious journey now! -------- 🌴Itinerary: Day 1: Depart for Mexico City✨ Set off on your journey to Mexico City, full of anticipation for the upcoming adventure! Day 2: Basilica of Our Lady of Guadalupe💒—Teotihuacan🏛️ Visit the majestic Basilica of Our Lady of Guadalupe and feel the power of faith. Then, head to Teotihuacan to explore the ruins of ancient civilizations and experience the weight of history. Day 3: Xochimilco Ecological Park🌿—National Autonomous University of Mexico🎓—National Museum of Anthropology🏺 Stroll through Xochimilco Ecological Park, get close to nature, and enjoy the tranquility. Then, visit the National Autonomous University of Mexico and experience the academic atmosphere. Finally, visit the National Museum of Anthropology and explore the treasures of human civilization. Day 4: Travel to Cancun, a resort destination🌴 Set off for Cancun, embrace the sunshine, beaches, and waves, and get ready for a relaxing vacation. Day 5: Chichen Itza🏰—Ik Kil Cenote🕳️—Suytun Cenote🌊 Visit Chichen Itza, one of the Seven Wonders of the World, and experience the brilliance of the Mayan civilization. Then, head to Ik Kil Cenote and Suytun Cenote to experience the mystery and magnificence of nature. Day 6: Pink Lake Tour🌸 Stroll along the dreamy Pink Lake and enjoy the tranquility and beauty of this unique natural landscape. Day 7: Free day🤿 or join a Chinese-language day trip🚁 Enjoy free time in Cancun, or choose to join a Chinese-language day trip to explore the local customs in depth. Day 8: End of trip, return home🛫 End your Mexico trip with wonderful memories and gains, and return to your warm home. -------- Must-see attractions: 🏺 Chichen Itza: Explore the mysterious treasures of the ancient Mayan civilization! Here, you'll find not only the Kukulkan Pyramid, one of the Seven Wonders of the World, but also many magnificent buildings such as the observatory and the Great Ball Court. During the spring and autumn equinoxes, don't miss the light and shadow show of the feathered serpent god descending on the pyramid! 📚 National Museum of Anthropology: Step into Mexico's profound anthropological history and experience the collision and integration of cultures. This is a great place to learn about Mexican history and culture. 🌸 Pink Lake: Immerse yourself in a dreamy pink world, where the lake and mountains reveal romance. Come to Pink Lake and embark on a fantastic journey! -------- Travel tips: 🌟 Compare prices for local products. Visit Mexican markets and find great deals on handicrafts!🛍️ 🌅 Pay attention to the time difference. Mexico is 14 hours behind Beijing time. Adjust your schedule to enjoy the trip.🕰️ 🌮 Don't miss the food. Try Mexican burritos, tacos, and chili-roasted corn!😋 📌 Learn about visa information in advance. Traveling to Mexico requires a visa. Remember the application process.📒 🏰 Visit Chichen Itza, experience the charm of Mayan civilization, and don't miss the light and shadow show of the pyramid!🌄 -------- Join a group tour to Mexico for a hassle-free journey through this mysterious country, exploring ancient civilizations and enjoying exotic customs! Join us and start your Mexico trip!

Spring is the perfect time to travel! Want to explore Mexico's ancient culture and mysterious ruins? This 8-day guide will take you through Mexico City and Cancun, where you'll experience the fusion of three cultures and the extraordinary charm of Mayan ruins. Start your Mexican adventure today! -------- Mexico, a country with a long and rich history, boasts stunning Caribbean scenery.🌊 Explore ancient ruins, experience the charm of Native American culture, and don't miss the passionate Mexican dances💃 and authentic cuisine!🌮 -------- 🌴🗺 Itinerary: DAY 1: Arrive at Mexico City International Airport (MEX). Enjoy complimentary pick-up service and begin your Mexican adventure! DAY 2: Visit the Basilica of Our Lady of Guadalupe and feel the power of faith — Head to Teotihuacan and explore the ancient secrets of the Pyramid of the Sun and the Pyramid of the Moon — Stroll along the Avenue of the Dead and experience the mystery of ancient civilizations — Visit the Tequila Museum and savor the unique flavor of Mexico's national drink. DAY 3: Explore the Xochimilco Ecological Park and get close to nature — Visit the campus of the National Autonomous University of Mexico and soak in the academic atmosphere — Explore the National Museum of Anthropology and delve into Mexico's rich and diverse culture. DAY 4: Depart for Cancun. Your flight tickets are ready, get ready for a new adventure! DAY 5: Explore the Mayan ruins of Chichen Itza — Take the plunge and dive into the Ik Kil Cenote — Enjoy the crystal-clear waters of the Suytun Cenote. DAY 6: Experience the romantic colors of nature at Las Coloradas — Enjoy fun water activities at Rio Lagartos Aventures. DAY 7: Free time, or choose to participate in optional Chinese/English day trip programs for an in-depth exploration of Cancun. DAY 8: Your Cancun trip concludes with 24-hour English-speaking drop-off service to ensure a smooth departure.🛫✨ -------- What to Pack:🧳 Essentials for your trip to Mexico! 📄 First and foremost, your documents: passport and visa are essential for entering Mexico. Don't forget to make copies! 🔌 Prepare all necessary electronic devices, chargers, and plug adapters. The voltage in Mexico is different, so prepare in advance. 👕 In terms of clothing, the weather in Mexico in March is pleasant, but there is a large temperature difference between day and night. Pack light clothing, as well as sun-protective clothing and hats for both sun protection and style! -------- Experience the diverse charms of Mexico! If you like what you see, don't hesitate. Join our group tour, and Trip.com will take you on a worry-free journey!

The Frida Kahlo Museum (Museo Frida Kahlo) in Mexico, also known as La Casa Azul (The Blue House), is the former home and museum of the world-renowned artist Frida Kahlo. Located in the Coyoacán neighborhood of Mexico City, this is where she was born and raised, and it served as a significant place for her artistic creation and life. Visiting this museum is a journey to connect with Frida Kahlo's soul and a valuable opportunity to understand how this legendary woman expressed her thoughts, emotions, and pain through art. Entering La Casa Azul From the moment you step into the Frida Kahlo Museum, you can feel a strong artistic atmosphere. The blue walls of the building itself give a vivid and vibrant feeling, which complements the colors and emotions expressed in Frida's paintings. Every corner of La Casa Azul seems to tell her story. This house holds many important memories from Frida's life; she spent her childhood here and experienced countless love affairs, traumas, and artistic creations. As I walked into the museum, my first impression was that the place was extremely personalized, with every detail revealing her personal style. Frida lived here for most of her life, whether with her husband, Mexican muralist Diego Rivera, or continuing to live here after their marriage broke down. This house witnessed the ups and downs of her life. Rooms and Exhibits The museum's displays include not only her paintings but also her personal belongings, clothing, photos, and diaries. Each exhibit allows me to understand Frida Kahlo's life and emotions more deeply. First, in the museum's core area, I saw many of her famous paintings. Among them, 'The Two Fridas' and 'Self-portrait with Monkey' left a deep impression on me. 'The Two Fridas' is an emotionally rich painting that shows two different images of Frida, expressing her struggles in love and pain. This painting demonstrates how she used art to confront her inner conflicts and reveals her pursuit of self-awareness and self-healing. The symbolic meaning of this painting is very rich, representing how Frida found different aspects of herself during her physical and emotional trauma. ' Self-portrait with Monkey' showcases her consistent features in her paintings: the integration of self-expression and natural elements, emphasizing her close connection with animals and plants. Frida's paintings often feature many strong symbolic elements, such as animals, plants, and bright colors. These elements are not just decorations in her artworks but represent her deep exploration of personal identity, feminism, Mexican culture, and nature. In other areas of the house, I also saw her personal belongings, including her clothes, accessories, and diaries. Frida paid great attention to her attire in life, often incorporating traditional Mexican elements and emphasizing the use of colors. Her clothing and accessories not only express her unique style but also reflect her cultural identity and feminist pursuits. Seeing these clothes and accessories, I felt her confidence and strength as a female artist. The photo area of the museum also gave me a profound understanding of Frida's life and background. Most of these photos come from her private albums, showing her family, friends, and relationship with Diego Rivera. From these photos, I saw her constantly facing challenges and difficulties in life, but at the same time, she was able to face them strongly and express herself uniquely. Understanding Frida's Pain and Creation Frida Kahlo's art is full of self-exploration and emotional release. Her life was filled with great pain and struggle, especially a car accident in her early years that caused significant damage to her body and affected her later life. Frida's paintings often depict her struggles with physical pain and emotional loneliness and how she found ways to express herself through these pains. Her paintings often reveal her deep understanding of pain and use strong colors and symbolic elements to express these emotions. She also experienced many ups and downs in love and marriage, especially her complex relationship with Diego Rivera. Despite their marriage being full of quarrels, separations, and reunions, Frida always expressed her longing for love and passion for life in her paintings. Many of her artworks explore love, marriage, and self-awareness. Frida Kahlo's Legacy Frida Kahlo was not only an artist but also a symbol of feminism. She broke traditional gender roles, showcasing her body, pain, and emotions to the world, and used art to reflect on female identity, social expectations, and cultural identity. Today, Frida Kahlo remains one of the most revered artists globally, and her works have profoundly influenced countless artists and women. Visiting the Frida Kahlo Museum made me understand the spiritual world of this great woman and the inner struggles she faced. Through her art, she transformed her pain into strength, encouraging every viewer to face their own difficulties and challenges. Her paintings and life story deeply inspired me, making me cherish the power of art and the importance of women expressing their voices. Conclusion Overall, the Frida Kahlo Museum is not just a place to display artworks but a place for reflection and emotion. Here, I not only appreciated her works but also deeply understood her uniqueness as a female artist and the inner world she experienced. Frida Kahlo expressed her true self through her art, transforming her pain into an eternal artistic language, a power that still resonates worldwide.

The short holiday is coming! A seven-day trip to Mexico will take you to explore this mysterious country! Super practical strategy, take this travel guide now! -- 🎉Travel route: Travel around Mexico and explore ancient civilizations and natural wonders! 🌴 D1: Departure ✈️ Mexico City Depart for Mexico City and enjoy a free airport pick-up upon arrival to start your trip to Mexico! D2: Basilica of Our Lady of Guadalupe 🛕 -> Teotihuacan -> Pyramid of the Sun -> Pyramid of the Moon -> Avenue of the Dead -> Constitution Plaza Visit ancient churches and ruins to experience Mexico's long history and culture. D3: Xochimilco 🛶 -> National Autonomous University of Mexico -> National Museum of Anthropology 🏛️ Experience Mexico's unique water canals, visit the university district, and learn about anthropology. D4: Mexico City ✈️ Cancun Go to the beautiful coastal city of Cancun to enjoy the sunshine, beaches and clear waters. D5: Chichen Itza 🏰 -> Ikquier Cenote -> Suitón Cenote 🌊 Explore the ancient ruins of Mayan civilization and feel the mystery and magnificence of nature. D6: Free activities/or participate in the Chinese and English one-day tour at your own expense 🎈 Enjoy your free time in Cancun or take advantage of one of the many day trips available. D7: Cancun ✈️ Place of origin End your pleasant trip to Mexico and return to your starting point with full of memories. 🌟 -- Attractions to visit: National Museum of Anthropology ⭐⭐⭐⭐⭐ 📍Address: National Museum of Anthropology, Chapultepec Park, Mexico City ⏰Opening hours: Tuesday-Sunday 09:00-17:00; closed on Monday 🕰️Play time: 1 day Explore the treasures of Mexico's anthropological history and soak up its rich cultural heritage. Chichen Itza ⭐⭐⭐⭐⭐ 📍Address: 97751 Yucatan, Mexico ⏰Opening hours: 08:00-16:00 🕰️Play time: 2-3 hours Immerse yourself in the mystery of ancient Mayan culture and admire hundreds of stunning structures. Syntagma Square ⭐⭐⭐⭐ 📍Address: P.za de la Constitución S/N, Centro Histórico de la Cdad. de México 🕰️Play time: 2-3 hours Visit one of the most majestic plazas on earth and experience the buzz and energy of Mexico. Pyramid of the Sun ⭐⭐⭐⭐ 📍Address: 55800 San Juan Teotihuacán, State of Mexico ⏰Opening hours: 8:00-17:00 🕰️Play time: 2-3 hours Climb this majestic pyramid for stunning views of the ancient city of Teotihuacan. -- Tips for visiting: 🌦️ The climate in Mexico is pleasant in March. It is warm and comfortable during the day, but a little cool at night. Remember to bring a thin jacket. 🌮 Be sure to try the local delicacies. Tacos and burritos are both good choices. Let your taste buds dance! ✈️ After arriving at the airport, it is safer to choose a regular taxi service. You can experience the local special transportation when traveling in the city. 💡 Exchange some Mexican pesos before traveling to facilitate shopping and small purchases and enjoy a pleasant shopping time. -- 🌟Come to Mexico and feel the endless charm of this mysterious land!

Embark on an 8-day tour of Mexico, where you'll discover ancient civilizations and stunning beaches. Get ready for an unforgettable adventure! -------------------- Mexico, located at the southern end of North America, has a rich history and was once the center of Indian culture. It boasts unique Mayan and Spanish colonial architecture🏛️. It also has a resounding nickname - the economic powerhouse of Latin America! -------------------- 🌴Itinerary suggestions🌴 DAY1: Departure city✈️ - Mexico City Head to Mexico City, where you'll be greeted by a free airport pick-up service. Your Mexican adventure begins! DAY2: Basilica of Our Lady of Guadalupe - Teotihuacan - Pyramid of the Sun - Pyramid of the Moon - Avenue of the Dead - Tequila Museum Visit the ancient basilica, immerse yourself in history. Then, explore the majestic pyramids and the Avenue of the Dead. Finally, savor the authentic tequila and learn about Mexico's unique liquor culture. DAY3: Xochimilco Ecological Park - National Autonomous University of Mexico - National Museum of Anthropology Stroll through the ecological park and embrace nature. Then, visit the university campus and experience the academic atmosphere of Mexico. Finally, explore the National Museum of Anthropology and discover the country's rich history and culture. DAY4: Mexico City✈️ - Cancun Head to the beautiful coastal city of Cancun, where you'll enjoy sunshine, beaches, and crystal-clear water. DAY5: Chichen Itza - Ik Kil Cenote - Suytun Natural Well Explore the ancient Mayan ruins and the stunning cenotes. Then, embark on an adventure at Rio Lagartos Aventures, where you'll experience the thrill of adventure and the beauty of nature. DAY6: Pink Lake - Rio Lagartos Aventures Immerse yourself in the dreamy pink lake and capture stunning photos. Then, join the Rio Lagartos Aventures activity and enjoy an adventure-filled journey. DAY7: Free activities in Cancun / or join a one-day Chinese-English tour Enjoy free activities in Cancun or join a one-day Chinese-English tour to explore the city's highlights. DAY8: Cancun✈️ - Departure city End your delightful Mexican adventure and fly back to your departure city, leaving unforgettable memories. -------------------- Packing list: 🧳 What to pack for your trip to Mexico! 📞 Phone card, adapter: Don't forget to buy a local phone card for easy communication. Also, bring an adapter to avoid charging problems. 🪪 Documents, visa: Make sure you have your passport and visa ready for entry and travel. Don't forget to bring a copy of your documents for safety. 👕 Clothing, sunscreen: February in Mexico is warm and comfortable, but the temperature difference between morning and evening is large. Bring some light clothes and sunscreen to enjoy the sunshine! -------------------- 🌮 Explore the charm of Mexico and don't miss this fascinating country! 🌞

7-day in-depth tour of Mexico, experience the unique Latin style! A super detailed itinerary to help you explore mysterious Mexico, don't miss it! / 🛫Itinerary: Day 1: Arrive at Mexico City International Airport (MEX), enjoy free airport pick-up service, and head to the hotel. Day 2: Basilica of Our Lady of Guadalupe -> Teotihuacan -> Pyramid of the Sun -> Pyramid of the Moon -> Avenue of the Dead -> Mexico City Metropolitan Cathedral Travel through history, explore ancient ruins, and experience the mystery and charm of Mexico. Day 3: Xochimilco -> National Autonomous University of Mexico -> National Museum of Anthropology Experience the natural scenery and academic atmosphere of Mexico, and learn more about Mexican anthropology and culture. Day 4: Head to Cancun and start a new adventure! Day 5: Chichen Itza -> Cenote Ik Kil -> Cenote Suytun Travel through the ancient Mayan ruins and experience the wonders of nature. Day 6: Free time in Cancun, or join a one-day tour in English or Chinese and enjoy your time. Day 7: Leave Cancun and return home, ending this unforgettable trip to Mexico. 🛬 / Packing list: 🧳 📞Prepare a SIM card to stay connected. 🔌Bring a plug adapter to fit the voltage in Mexico. 🪪Don't forget your passport and visa, you'll need them for entry and exit. 👕Bring both short sleeves and jackets, the weather in Mexico is pleasant in February. / ✨A trip to Mexico will leave you with unforgettable memories, see you next time! 🌺

8-day Mexico tour: Explore the fusion of ancient civilization and modern style. You won't regret it! -------------------- Mexico is located in southern North America. It has a long history and was once under Spanish rule for a long time. It is home to Mayan pyramids 🏰 and Baroque architecture, with a unique style. Known as the home of corn, come and experience the passion of Latin America! 🌽🌶️ -------------------- 📅 Itinerary: Day 1: Arrive in Mexico City and get ready for your Mexico tour! Day 2: Visit the Basilica of Our Lady of Guadalupe and Teotihuacan to experience the charm of religious culture and ancient civilization. Day 3: Explore the natural beauty of Xochimilco Ecological Park, stroll through the National Autonomous University of Mexico to experience the academic atmosphere, and visit the National Museum of Anthropology to learn more about Mexican history and culture. Day 4: Head to Cancun and enjoy a relaxing beach vacation. Day 5: Explore the Mayan ruins of Chichen Itza, swim in the Ik Kil Cenote to experience the magnificence of nature, and visit the Suytun Cenote to experience the crystal-clear water. Day 6: Admire the unique pink lake at Las Coloradas and take photos. Day 7: Free time in Cancun, or choose to join a Chinese-speaking day tour at your own expense to enrich your trip. Day 8: End your wonderful Mexico tour and return to your place of residence. -------------------- Travel essentials: 🧳 📞 Prepare a SIM card so you can stay connected. 🔌 Bring a plug adapter. Mexico has a different voltage. 🪪 Make sure you have your passport and visa so you can enter and exit the country smoothly. 👕 Bring short sleeves and a jacket. The weather in Mexico is pleasant in February. 🔋 Don't forget your charger. Your phone and camera need power. 💊 Bring some common medicines for peace of mind. Be well-prepared for a more enjoyable Mexico tour! 😊 -------------------- That's the end of your Mexico tour. We look forward to your next adventure to discover more wonders of Mexico!

✨Hotel features: B&B feel ♨️Supporting facilities: small rooftop garden 🛁Room environment: Different rooms 🍽️Breakfast: Not provided 🛎️Hotel service: Will help carry luggage up and down the stairs 💗Accommodation experience: Feel the tranquility of Mexico's accommodation area 📍Address: Casa Boutique Calle Berlin Coyoacan is located in the south of Mexico City. There are fewer hotel options than in Mexico City. We wanted to be closer to local friends who live in Coyoacan, so we stayed here for three nights. It is located near the former residences of Frida Kahlo and Leon Trotsky. It has a B&B feel and is family-run. It feels like local people live in a large hall and connected rooms in the basement, and the first and second floors have been converted into several rooms with different characteristics for rent. Some rooms even have simple kitchens, which are convenient for long-term or short-term stays. The three of us stayed in a four-person room with a unique design. Although there was no formal window facing the street, we had exclusive use of the rooftop garden to enjoy the breakfast we prepared. Overall it's ok, but the check-in time is after 4:00 p.m., which is not reasonable. #Mexico #mexico #hotel #coyoacan #self-guided tour #overseas tour

Hey friends, the New Year is coming! Want to experience the exotic charm of Mexico? Check out this 7-day travel guide to explore Mexico and start a unique New Year trip! -------- 🛫Itinerary: Day 1: Arrive in Mexico City, enjoy Chinese-speaking airport pick-up service, and go to the hotel to rest and adjust to the time difference. Day 2: Visit Reforma Avenue, the Angel of Independence, the solemn Basilica of Our Lady of Guadalupe, Constitution Square, Mexico City Metropolitan Cathedral, and the National Palace. Day 3: Experience the unique style of Xochimilco, visit the National Autonomous University of Mexico, and learn about the rich collections of the National Museum of Anthropology. Day 4: Depart from Mexico City to beautiful Cancun, enjoy one-way transfer service. Day 5: Visit the mysterious Chichen Itza and the cool and beautiful Ik Kil Cenote. Day 6: Immerse yourself in the ancient atmosphere of the Tulum Mayan Ruins and feel the weight of history. Day 7: Enjoy your last free time in Cancun, then be taken to the airport by a Chinese-speaking driver, and end your wonderful trip to Mexico. 🛬 -------- Must-see attractions: 🌟 National Museum of Anthropology: Explore the treasure trove of Mexican anthropology and feel the charm of a thousand-year-old civilization. 🏰 Chichen Itza: Immerse yourself in the splendor of ancient Mayan culture, with hundreds of mysterious buildings waiting for you to unlock. 🌆 Constitution Square: A magnificent international square, bustling with activity, feel the unique charm and vitality of Mexico. 🕍 Tulum Mayan Ruins: Explore the religious ruins of the late Mayan culture, surrounded by stone walls, and admire the splendor of ancient buildings. -------- Travel tips: 1️⃣ You need to apply for a visa to Mexico in advance, remember to prepare the required materials. 😊 2️⃣ The weather in Mexico in January is pleasant, warm and comfortable during the day, and slightly cool at night, remember to bring a jacket. 🧥 3️⃣ The local currency is the Mexican peso, with an exchange rate of about XX:X to the RMB, which is convenient for conversion. 💵 4️⃣ Recommended souvenirs include Mexican silver jewelry and handicrafts, which are reasonably priced and meaningful. 🎨 -------- ✈Don't forget to like and save this post, so you'll know what to do next time you go to Mexico!

Winter travel tips! 8-day Mexico tour to escape the cold and enjoy the sunshine and passion! A must-see travel guide, save it now! -------- Mexico is rich in history and culture, with the Mayan civilization shining brightly. 🏰 The pyramids of Chichen Itza and the Pyramid of the Sun bear witness to ancient civilizations. 🌴 Cancun Beach and Copper Canyon showcase the beauty of nature. The Day of the Dead and tequila are unique regional customs. -------- 🌴 Mexico Adventure Tour 🌴 DAY 1: Depart for the heart of Mexico - Mexico City. DAY 2: Visit the solemn and majestic Basilica of Our Lady of Guadalupe 💒, then head to the ancient ruins of Teotihuacan to feel the weight of history. DAY 3: Immerse yourself in the natural beauty of the Xochimilco Ecological Reserve 🌳, then visit the National Autonomous University of Mexico to experience the academic atmosphere, and finally head to the National Museum of Anthropology to learn more about Mexico's cultural history 📜. DAY 4: Depart from Mexico City and fly to the beautiful coastal city of Cancun to enjoy the tropical atmosphere of the sun and sand 🏖️. DAY 5: Explore the mysterious ruins of Chichen Itza and experience the charm of ancient civilizations; then head to the spectacular Ik Kil Cenote to marvel at the wonders of nature; finally, enjoy the cool underground water at the Cenote Suytun and relax 💦. DAY 6: Visit the picturesque Pink Lake and immerse yourself in the dreamlike pink world 🌸. DAY 7: Enjoy the fun of free activities, or choose to join a Chinese one-day tour at your own expense to experience the local customs and culture of Mexico 🎉. DAY 8: End your wonderful trip to Mexico and return to your place of origin with full memories and rewards 🛫. -------- Must-see attractions: 🏛️ National Museum of Anthropology: Explore the treasure trove of Mexican anthropological history and feel the deep cultural heritage. 🏰 Chichen Itza: Experience the unique charm of ancient Mayan culture, with hundreds of mysterious buildings that make you feel like you've traveled through time. 🌸 Pink Lake: Immerse yourself in this dreamlike pink lake and feel the romance and mystery of nature. ⛪ Basilica of Our Lady of Guadalupe: Located at the foot of Mount Tepeyac, this century-old Catholic church has witnessed countless faiths and prayers. -------- **Notes**: * 📝Visa information: Mexico requires a visa, so prepare the necessary documents in advance to ensure a smooth entry. * 🌮Food exploration: Try authentic Mexican cuisine, such as tacos and tortillas, to experience unique flavors! * 🚕Airport transportation: Choose a regular taxi or book a ride in advance to ensure a safe arrival at your destination. * ⏰Time difference adjustment: Mexico has a large time difference with China, so adjust your schedule in advance to avoid jet lag. -------- Every part of the journey in Mexico is a landscape, and every time is a new adventure, waiting for you to discover more unknown surprises!

Celebrate the New Year in Mexico! This 7-day itinerary will take you on a journey through mysterious Mexico, where you can experience the unique exotic charm of this country. Don't miss out! . 🌴 Itinerary: Explore Mexico in Depth 🌮 Day 1: Fly to Mexico City. Enjoy free airport pickup at MEX and start your Mexico journey! Day 2: Visit the Basilica of Our Lady of Guadalupe and experience the charm of religion -> Visit the Teotihuacan ruins and explore the mystery of the Pyramid of the Sun and the Pyramid of the Moon -> Stroll along the Avenue of the Dead and experience ancient civilization -> Finally, visit the Tequila Museum and taste Mexico's national drink. Day 3: Experience the traditional customs of Xochimilco -> Stroll through the National Autonomous University of Mexico and experience the academic atmosphere -> Visit the National Museum of Anthropology and explore Mexico's cultural heritage. Day 4: Fly from Mexico City to the beautiful coastal city of Cancun. Your flight is already booked. Day 5: Explore the Mayan ruins of Chichen Itza -> Experience the thrill of the Ik Kil Cenote -> Immerse yourself in the clear blue waters of the Suytun Cenote. Day 6: Enjoy free time in Cancun, or choose to join a one-day tour with English and Chinese guides at your own expense. Day 7: End your wonderful Mexico journey and return to your original destination from Cancun. We offer 24-hour English airport transfer services to ensure your safety and comfort. . Must-visit attractions: 🏛️ National Museum of Anthropology: A treasure trove of Mexican anthropological history, not to be missed! 🏰 Chichen Itza: Experience the charm of ancient Mayan culture and discover hundreds of mysterious buildings! 🌄 Pyramid of the Sun: Climb this spectacular pyramid and enjoy a panoramic view of the beautiful ancient city of Teotihuacan! ⛪ Basilica of Our Lady of Guadalupe: Located at the foot of Mount Tepeyac, this century-old church is tranquil and solemn, and worth a visit! . Some tips: * Food: Be sure to try tacos and nachos, which are local specialties 🌮🌽. * Exchange rate: The exchange rate between the Mexican peso and the Chinese yuan fluctuates frequently, so it is recommended to check the real-time exchange rate before traveling 💸. * Airport transportation: Mexico's airports are conveniently located, and you can take a taxi or subway to the city center 🚖🚇. * Safety: In big cities like Mexico City, pay attention to your personal safety when going out at night 🔒👮‍♂️. * Sun protection: The sun is strong in Mexico, so be sure to take sun protection measures when going out 🧢🕶️. . Experience the unique cultural charm and beautiful scenery of Mexico. We look forward to your next adventure! 🌴✨

Travelers, save up now! As a surprise, I will give you the most powerful guide for a five-day trip to Mexico, which must be at the level of an encyclopedia! Just watch it once and you’ll become an expert! Unlock all the gameplay at once! -- 📅📌Route arrangement: DAY1: Departure place - Mexico City A few words 😉: We have begun our adventure! Start your journey by flying from your own city to the historic Mexico City. DAY2: Xochimilco->Universidad Nacional Autónoma de México->National Museum of Anthropology Written in my heart ✍️: Indulge in the spectacular scenery of Xochimilco, and then visit the academic city and the Anthropology Museum that contain rich knowledge. It is truly an unforgettable day in my life. DAY3: Pipila Monument Record it📝: On this day we visited the unique Pipila Monument and experienced a comprehensive tribute to and in-depth exploration of Mexican history. DAY4: Union Garden->Sanctuary of Our Lady of Guanajuato->Juarez Theater->Kissing Alley->University of Guanajuato Leave a comment ✌: Now we are soaked in a sea of ​​art and culture, from the Union Garden and the Basilica of Our Lady, to the Teatro Juárez and the charming Alley of the Kiss, ending at the University of Guanajuato, voila! So beautiful! DAY5: Pyramid of the Sun and Moon->Mexico City National Palace of Arts->Constitution Square Last message 💬: We felt the wisdom of the ancients in the Pyramid of the Sun and Moon, and then felt the modern charm of Mexico in the Palace of Fine Arts and Plaza de la Constitución. What a happy ending! -- Must-visit attractions: 🏛National Museum of Anthropology: Treasures of Mexico’s Anthropological History🔮~ It must be a treasure trove for cultural geeks. 🎈Constitution Square: one of the world’s largest squares⛲, it’s hot every day! 🎨Mexico City National Palace of Arts: Mexico’s cultural 🎭art paradise, the murals in the museum are so rich and amazing~ -- 📱Must-have before traveling: phone card and charging equipment Mexico has wide mobile phone network coverage, so buying a local calling card is a good choice. Remember to bring a power bank. If you can't charge when you go out, at least you have a backup. 🔌Must-have before traveling: Plug adapter The power plug in Mexico generally has two flat sockets, which is different from most countries. Remember to bring a plug adapter to be able to charge your devices. 🎫Must-have before traveling: documents and visas Mexico requires a visa, so don’t forget to bring your passport and visa. It is recommended to prepare some cash in US dollars for emergencies. 👚Must-have before traveling: Clothing The climate in Mexico is warmer in December, but the nights can be cooler. Lightweight short sleeves or shorts are enough for the day, but be sure to bring a jacket or two or long sleeves. ⛱️Must-have before traveling: sunscreen and swimming equipment The sun in Mexico is strong, so bring sunscreen and sunglasses to protect your skin. Also, there are many beautiful beaches in Mexico. If you plan to go to the beach, don’t forget to bring your swimsuit and towel. -- 🌵In general, traveling to Mexico is like a colorful feast, taking you into the ancient Mesoamerican culture, let’s enjoy its unique charm together! 🌵

A seven-day trip to Mexico to explore the ancient civilization and modern customs, and feel the unique charm. This is a wonderful journey that you must not miss! / Mexico has a rich history, spectacular 🏞️ and unique 🏰. Stroll along the ancient streets, feel the rich Indian culture🌺, taste the authentic food🌮, and don’t miss the excitement of Constitution Square and the charm of Aztec dance! / 🌴Travel route: In-depth seven-day trip to Mexico🌅 Day 1: Arrive in Mexico City, enjoy free pick-up service from the airport, go to the hotel to rest, and prepare to start your trip to Mexico! Day 2: Cathedral of Our Lady of Guadalupe - Teotihuacan - Pyramid of the Sun - Pyramid of the Moon - Avenue of the Dead, explore the ruins of ancient civilizations, feel the vicissitudes of history - the National Palace, and take a look at the political and cultural center of Mexico. Day 3: Xochimilco experiences traditional Mexican customs - the town of the National Autonomous University of Mexico, appreciates the academic atmosphere - the National Museum of Anthropology, and has an in-depth understanding of Mexican anthropological culture. Day 4: Depart from Mexico City to Cancun and start the beach vacation mode! Day 5: Chichén Itza Explore the ruins of the Mayan civilization - the Ixquil cenote, experience the natural wonder - the Suiton cenote, and enjoy the crystal clear water. Day 6: Free time in Cancun, or choose to participate in a one-day tour in Chinese and English at your own expense to enjoy the sun and beach. Day 7: At the end of this wonderful trip to Mexico, we depart from Cancun Airport with 24-hour English drop-off service and go home safely! / 🧳 Travel preparation: Mexico travel essentials list 📞 A phone card is essential. Telcel signal is excellent, making it easy to contact and avoid getting lost. 🔌 Bring a plug adapter and US standard adapter for worry-free charging. 📖 Your passport and visa must be complete. It will be more secure if you get it done in advance. 👕 It’s slightly cool in Mexico in December, so bring a light jacket to prevent colds. 🌞 Wear sunglasses and sunscreen to protect your skin from the sun. 🔋 Charger and mobile power supply, keep the battery running at any time. / That’s all for sharing my trip to Mexico. I hope you can find your own adventure in this magical land! 🌺

Four days is enough for a trip to Mexico! A super practical guide to guide you through the mysterious country, don’t miss it! . Mexico, located in southern North America, has a long history and splendid ancient Indian culture. The regional style here is unique, the architecture is colorful, and the church ruins tell the story of the past. Known as the Cactus Kingdom🌵, it has endless charm, waiting for you to explore! . 🌴Route Overview: An in-depth exploration of Mexico🌞 Day 1: Depart for Mexico City, enjoy free pick-up service upon arrival🛬, and start your wonderful trip to Mexico! Day 2: Cathedral of Our Lady of Guadalupe - the ruins of Teotihuacan, explore the mysteries of the Pyramid of the Sun and the Pyramid of the Moon - walk the Avenue of the Dead and feel the atmosphere of ancient civilization - visit the Cathedral of Mexico City and appreciate Mexico religious culture. Day 3: Experience the traditional canal culture of Xochimilco - visit the city of the National Autonomous University of Mexico and feel the strong academic atmosphere - visit the National Museum of Anthropology to learn more about the history and culture of Mexico. Day 4: After the wonderful trip to Mexico, go to Mexico City International Airport, enjoy the free drop-off service🛫, and return home with a full load! . Must-visit attractions: National Museum of Anthropology 🌟🌟🌟🌟🌟 Address: National Museum of Anthropology, Chapultepec Park, Mexico City Opening hours: Open from Tuesday to Sunday 09:00-18:00 Play time: 1 day This is a treasure house of Mexican anthropological history! Pyramid of the Sun 🌟🌟🌟🌟 Address: 55800 San Juan Teotihuacan, State of Mexico Opening hours: Open from 8:00-17:00 Play time: 2-3 hours Climb the majestic Pyramid of the Sun for a panoramic view of the ancient city of Teotihuacan. Mexico City Cathedral 🌟🌟🌟🌟 Address: P.za de la Constitución S/N, Historical Center, Mexico City Opening hours: Open from 9:00-17:30 Play time: 2-3 hours Admire the magnificent church in the classical Baroque style and feel the power of faith. Cathedral of Our Lady of Guadalupe 🌟🌟🌟🌟 Address: Plaza de las Américas 1, Mexico City Opening hours: 06:00-21:00 Play time: 1-2 hours The century-old Catholic church located under the sacred mountain of Tepeyac is a close combination of history and faith. . Small tips: 🚗 Airport transportation: Mexico City Airport is very close to the city center, so it’s very convenient to take a taxi or take the subway! ❄️ Climate in December: Mexico is warm and comfortable during the day in December, but slightly cooler at night. Remember to bring a light jacket~ 🎁 Specialty prices: Mexican specialties such as tortillas, chili sauce, etc. are affordable and suitable for buying! 💡 Safety reminder: Take care of your personal belongings in crowded places, and be careful! 🌶️ Food suggestion: Be sure to try the local chili burrito, it is spicy and delicious, definitely not to be missed! . That’s it for your trip to Mexico. I hope these tips can help you create unforgettable memories in Mexico! 🌟

Friends! Seven-day trip to Mexico, enjoy the mysterious Latin American style, super detailed guide is here! Come and explore together~ -- 🌴Route Overview: Explore the Mysterious Journey of Mexico🌍 DAY1: Departure place -> Mexico City 🛫Set off to Mexico City and start your mysterious trip to Mexico! DAY2: Cathedral of Our Lady of Guadalupe -> Teotihuacan -> Pyramid of the Sun -> Pyramid of the Moon -> Avenue of the Dead -> Mexico City Cathedral 🏛️Visit ancient churches and pyramids and experience Mexico’s profound cultural heritage. DAY3: Xochimilco->Universidad Nacional Autónoma de México->National Museum of Anthropology 🎓Experience the academic and artistic atmosphere in Mexico and gain a deeper understanding of the mysteries of anthropology. DAY4: Mexico City -> Cancun ✈️Fly to beautiful Cancun and get ready for the beach and sunshine! DAY5: Chichen Itza->Suytun Cenote 🏝️Explore the ancient Mayan civilization ruins and feel the magical charm of nature. DAY6: Free activities 🌊Enjoy free time in Cancun, or choose to join a one-day tour to enrich your trip. DAY7: Cancun -> Departure point 🛬End of the wonderful trip to Mexico and go home full of memories! -- Attractions to visit: National Museum of Anthropology 🌟🌟🌟🌟🌟 Address: National Museum of Anthropology, Chapultepec Park, Mexico City Opening hours: Open from Tuesday to Sunday 09:00-18:00 Play time: 1 day The treasures of Mexican anthropology and history are gathered here, allowing you to see thousands of years of civilization in one go. Chichen Itza 🌟🌟🌟🌟🌟 Address: 97751 Yucatan, Mexico Opening hours: 08:00-16:00 Play time: 2-3 hours Delving deep into the heart of ancient Mayan culture, hundreds of magnificent buildings take you through the mysterious scenery. Pyramid of the Sun 🌟🌟🌟🌟 Address: 55800 San Juan Teotihuacan, State of Mexico Opening hours: 08:00-17:00 Play time: 2-3 hours Climb this majestic pyramid for a panoramic view of the ancient city of Teotihuacan. Mexico City Cathedral 🌟🌟🌟🌟 Address: P.za de la Constitución S/N, Historical Center of the City. de México, Centro, Cuauhtémoc, 06000 Mexico City, CDMX Opening hours: 09:00-17:30 Play time: 2-3 hours This classical Baroque-style church is a historical landmark not to be missed in Mexico City. -- 🎒 Travel Essentials: Mexico Travel Checklist 📱 You must prepare a phone card to facilitate contact without losing contact. 🔌 A plug adapter is a must, the power supply in Mexico is different. 📘 You must bring all your documents, including your passport and visa. 👕 Clothing should be light, as it is warm in Mexico in December. 🌞 Wear sunglasses, hat, sunscreen, and take adequate sun protection measures. 🔋 With chargers and power banks, you can recharge your batteries at any time without worrying about them. 💊 Bring some regular medicines with you so that you are protected in case of emergencies. -- On your journey to Mexico, endless surprises and beauty await you. Don’t miss every moment of this magical land! 🌮✨