Mexico, like almost all Latin American countries, is a destination rich in spectacular landscapes.
Whether you are a fan of heavenly beaches, fascinating archaeological sites or natural wonders, this country has it all. Its pleasant climate, varied gastronomy and festive atmosphere make it a destination of choice for travelers from all over the world.
Here are five must-see destinations to visit during your trip to Mexico:
1. Visit the pyramids at Chichén Itzá
One of the new seven wonders of the world, Chichen Itza is an unmissable Mayan archaeological site.
The Pyramid of Kukulcán, the emblem of the site, impresses with its grandeur and advanced engineering. By visiting this fascinating place, you will immerse yourself in the history and traditions of the Mayan civilization.
For an even more memorable experience, visit the site at sunrise or sunset, when the light gives a mystical dimension to the ruins. Nearby, don't miss the Cenote Ik Kil, a splendid natural pool, perfect for a refreshing swim after a short cultural visit.
2. Go diving or snorkeling in Cozumel
Located opposite Playa del Carmen on the Riviera Maya, this paradise island is a true marine gem.
Its coral reefs are among the most beautiful in the world, especially in the Cozumel Marine Park, where the crystal clear water reveals an exceptional marine fauna. Every day, many snorkeling agencies and scuba diving centers located in Playa del Carmen take visitors there to explore its spectacular seabed.
In addition to its underwater riches, the island also offers splendid fine sand beaches and several beach clubs, including the Hemingway, where Petit Choux, a Frenchman from Marseille, offers jet ski rentals. It is a perfect destination to relax and enjoy the Mexican sun.
3. Swim in the Agua Azul waterfalls
Located in the state of Chiapas, these waterfalls offer a breathtaking natural spectacle.
The bright turquoise water cascades down several levels of natural pools where you can swim. It is a perfect place to enjoy nature and relax. relax away from the hustle and bustle of big cities.
Hiking enthusiasts can explore the surrounding area to discover more waterfalls and enjoy the lush surroundings. The area is also known for its Tzotzile indigenous communities and tzeltales, who perpetuate their ancestral traditions.
4. Visit The Arch of Cabo San Lucas
Located in Cabo San Lucas in Baja California also called “Baja California”, “The Arch” is a majestic rock formation marking the meeting between the Pacific Ocean and the Gulf of California.
This iconic site, a true symbol of the city, stands out for its natural curves sculpted by erosion.
Depending on the angle of observation, the rock sometimes resembles a dragon, sometimes an arch framing the horizon. Visitors can admire this natural masterpiece from the beach or by boat, and in season, observe the impressive gray whales swimming close to the coast.
5. Visit the Copper Canyon (Barrancas del Cobre)
Located in the state of Chihuahua, Copper Canyon is a group of canyons larger and deeper than the Grand Canyon in the United States.
This spectacular site offers breathtaking panoramic views, ideal for hiking and photography enthusiasts.
The famous El Chepe train crosses these impressive gorges, allowing you to admire varied landscapes ranging from green forests to steep cliffs.
For an even more immersive experience, visitors can explore the indigenous villages of the Tarahumaras, a community known for their fascinating culture and incredible running endurance abilities.
