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+-Mexico Travel Information : Your interactive guide to Mexico with maps, weather forecasts and online hotel reservations within Mexico.
+-----Regions of Mexico : From acapulco, cancun, cozumel, guadalajara, los cabos, mazatlan, mexico city, monterrey, morelia, oaxaca, puerto vallarta, san cristobal de las casas, we have the travel information on Mexico's regions
+---------Travel Guide to Acapulco, Mexico : Acapulco is the largest and most spectacular tourist resort in the Mexican Pacific.
As a result of its stunning beaches, exuberant natural surroundings and wonderful climate, this port has been dubbed the Pearl of the Pacific. It is the most popular holiday resort in Mexico and Latin America, since its functional, modern infrastructure has had very little impact on its original beauty or attractions. During the viceroyalty, boats set off from Acapulco to explore the South Seas, and in 1566, it was inaugurated as a trade route with the Far East through the routes of the galleons of China and the Philippines. This trade attracted marauding pirates that repeatedly attacked the port. The Fort of San Diego, whose structure can still be seen, was built to repel these attacks. Set in gorgeous natural surroundings, Acapulco offers an enormous range of attractions and activities. Calm, sunny beaches and exuberant vegetation that surrounds one of the loveliest bays in the Pacific blend seamlessly with major hotel complexes, superb restaurants and wonderful nightclubs
+---------Travel Guide to Cancun, Mexico : Cancun has a first rate tourist infrastructure and services. The most famous hotel chains in the world have combined luxury and comfort with hospitality and all of them offer access to tennis courts and relaxing spas. Nightlife in Cancun’s hotel zone is extremely varied. You will find some of the largest discotheques in the world and restaurants with some of the world’s most famous chefs as well as fast-food outlets. If you are looking for a calmer atmosphere, there are jazz or piano bars, as well as those with traditional mariachi music
+---------Travel Guide to Cozumel, Mexico : The beautiful island of Cozumel, the largest inhabited island in Mexico, is a paradise for divers from all over the world. The island is surrounded by more than 25 reef formations where divers of all ages and skills can enter into a completely fascinating and different world endless coral inhabited by immense shoals of colorful fish. The possibilities are interminable for both beginners and experts
+---------Travel Guide to Guadalajara, Mexico : Travel & Hotel Guide to Guadalajara, Mexico. The former capital of New Galicia rises up majestically over the Valle de Atemajac. Guadalajara represents the essence of Mexicanness: traditional, conservative ideas imbued with the spirit of its nearly 500 years of history expressed in a contemporary, cosmopolitan city. The capital of the state of Jalisco, with the second largest population in Mexico, is the place of residence of an industrious, friendly people that have striven to build one of the most attractive, comfortable and richest cities in Latin America
+---------Travel Guide to Los Cabos, Mexico : Hotel and Travel Guide to Los Cabos, Mexico. Los Cabos keeps watch over this gorgeous paradise that does everything in its power to help visitors enjoy the wonders of nature. The most popular stretch of the nearly 33 km. tourist and nautical corridor lies between Cabo San Lucas and San José del Cabo, an area regarded as one of the country’s major tourist complexes
+---------Travel Guide to Mazatlan, Mexico : Mazatlan Travel & Hotel Guide to Mazatlan, Mexico. Mazatlán, located in the south of the state of Sinaloa, on the Pacific Coast, is a city with a 17 km shoreline under a brilliant sun, with a rainy season in summer followed by a long dry period
+---------Travel Guide to Mexico City, Mexico : Mexico City Hotels & Travel Guide to Mexico City, Mexico. Mexico City Travel and Hotel Information Mexico City, the City of Palaces, the ancient capital of the Mexica empire and the jewel in New Spanish Viceroys’ crown, is today one of the biggest, most complex and most beautiful cities in the world. The mere size of the urban spread makes it a city among cities. Mexico City is a modern, cosmopolitan city situated in an old lake basin that is surrounded by volcanic mountains. The different cultures that inhabited the city during the course of the centuries left an interesting architectural legacy that comprises many different styles. Firstly, there are the pre Hispanic remains that tell of the greatness of the civilizations that settled on this land before the arrival of the Spaniards. Mexica art can be seen on the ruins of the Templo Mayor
+---------Travel Guide to Monterrey, Mexico : Hotels Monterrey Resorts, Travel Guide Monterrey, Mexico. The thriving, industrious sultana of the north, as Monterrey, the capital of the state of Monterrey, is fondly known, is a modern city with an intricate urban lay-out, characteristic of today’s metropolises, with numerous attractions
+---------Travel Guide to Morelia, Mexico : Hotels & Travel Guide Morelia, Mexico. Morelia, declared a World Heritage site because of the architecture, spaciousness and aesthetic symmetry of its plazas, gardens and atriums, is one of the loveliest colonial cities in America, in addition to enjoying a well-earned reputation as a cultural center.
+---------Travel Guide to Oaxaca, Mexico : Oaxaca Hotels & Travel Guide to Oaxaca, Mexico. The history of the Valley of Oaxaca extends from the Olmec influence that reached Monte Albán in the 7th century BC to the world-renowned generation of painters and craftsmen led by Francisco Toledo. Geographically speaking, the valley, bisected to the south and west by the Río Atoyac, lies in the central region of the state, 1158 meters above sea level, with average temperatures of 18ºC and four and a half hours’ drive from Mexico City
+---------Travel Guide to Puerta Vallarta, Mexico : Travel Guide to Puerta Vallarta, Mexico. Protected by the second largest bay in the American continent, Bahía de Banderas, with over 40 km of golden beaches in the center of the Mexican Pacific and surrounded by the majestic mountains of the Sierra Madre Occidental lies Puerto Vallarta, a paradise whose special charm is due to its blend of colonial and cosmopolitan features.
+---------Travel Guide to San Cristobal, Mexico : Hotel & Travel Guide to San Cristobal, Mexico. San Cristóbal de las Casas, one of the most beautiful colonial cities in Mexico, is an enchanting town in the state of Chiapas. It owes its magic to its viceregal atmosphere that coexists harmoniously with its powerful, deeply-rooted indigenous traditions, in which the dense Mayan past still makes its presence felt
+-----Maps of Mexico : Map of Mexico
+-----History of Mexico : The Aztecs are probably the most well-known of all Mexico's ancient cultures. The Aztec empire was composed of three Nahua's groups established in the Valley of Mexico with Tenochtitlan (presently Mexico City) as the main city-state. Their empire was huge when Spanish conquistadors arrived in 1519; by 1521 they were conquered by the troops of ..
+-----Mexican Cuisine : Mexican Cuisine. Undoubtedly an important part of Mexican culture is its varied cuisine. When Christopher Columbus started his search for valuable species in 1492, instead of arriving in India, he found America, sparking off the conquest of countries which like México opened the world to new culinary horizons with its universal donation of vanilla, avocado, corn, tomato and chocolate, among others.
+-----Transportation Information in Mexico : Transportation Information to and within Mexico. information available for acapulco, cancun, cozumel, guadalajara, los cabos, mazatlan, mexico city, monterrey, morelia, oaxaca, puerto vallarta, san cristobal de las casas
+-----Embassies of Mexico : Embassies of Mexico
+-----Foreign Embassies in Mexico : Embassies in Mexico are mostly located in the northwest of the city, especially in Polanco and Lomas. They represent their country in Mexico and mostly work on developing political and economic ties
between Mexico and their respective countries.The embassy is the first stop for any foreign national who has lost their passport, needs a visa, or has found themselves in some sort of legal trouble in Mexico. It should also be noted that most embassies generally only work from 9 a.m. to 2 or 3 p.m. so that's the time in which to take care of consular affairs. The issuance of a visa usually takes up to a week, depending on the nationality, and a new passport might take longer or shorter time, depending on the embassy.
+-----Visa and Passport Requirements for entering Mexico : Visa and Passport Requirements for entering Mexico. Tourist Visa To travel to Mexico, citizens of North America, the European Union, Japanese do not require a visa if the purpose of their trip is tourism, if their only destination is Mexico; and if the visitor will stay for a period of less than 90 days it is only necessary to have a valid passport
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