MEXICO
Description : Mexico is a link between North and South America, bathed by the Pacific Ocean to the west and the Caribbean Sea to the east . Mexico - it's rich history documented by many sights , Indian culture , colonial past , as well as tequila , beautiful beaches and crystal sea .
With a rich history that is more than 6,000 years , you may encounter at every turn despite centuries of war and suffering , destruction of monuments , ancient cultures and traditions . In its current territory was once developed 13 different civilizations , not only the most famous - Mayan and Aztec , but Olmec , Toltec , Zapotec , huastéc and more. After these cultures to preserve important archaeological site which holds many mysteries and unexplained mysteries , waiting for their discovery. Locals will welcome you with its fervent hospitality and not for a moment not deny the roots of the origin of its Indian and Spanish ancestry .
Yucatan Peninsula - Cancun
One of the few tourist areas where climatic conditions ( temperature does not exceed 30 ° C and not falling under 25oC ) allow you to spend a pleasant holiday throughout the year . Cancun - a former fishing village with idyllic setting of palm trees and turquoise colored sea - today is a popular center with infinitely long beaches with light fine sand .
On the Yucatan Peninsula , also called Egypt " New World " , visitors can find a mixture kultýry and different architectural styles . A trip to the place deaths advanced civilizations of the Mayans . Olmec and Toltecs as Tulum , Chicken Itza , Uxmal , Palenque is almost an essential part of your stay in the Yucatan
Spicy as salsa roja, intoxicating as a shot of tequila, volatile as the volcanoes of the central sierra, surreal as a Frida Kahlo canvas, monumental as the pyramids of Teotihuacán and warm as its inhabitants, Mexico fills the senses, tweaks the intellect and nourishes the soul.
The phrase 'something for everyone' comes to mind: for nature enthusiasts, whale watching, monarch butterfly migrations, coral reefs off the Yucatan coast and the world's stoutest tree (at Tule, Oaxaca); for hedonists, ecstatic nights spent dancing on the beaches of Cancun; for archaeology buffs, hundreds of painstakingly preserved remnants of ancient civilisations; for gourmands, a tantalisingly varied cuisine, from toothsome tacos to magnificent moles; for art lovers, miles of murals; for shopaholics, weavings, silverwork and fantastic animal figurines; and for beach bums, 10,000 kilometers of coastline, hammocks included.
And with an extensive, inexpensive public transport network, copious accommodations to suit all budget categories, and a friendly, inclusive vibe, travelling around Mexico is easy and highly recommended.
Beaches
that intertwine with the desert or with the lush jungle, beaches with ancient remains or full of contemporary art, beaches that are an eternal party or whose immeasurable silence takes us closer to paradise… More than 450 beaches make up the Mexican coast overlooking the Pacific Ocean, the Gulf of Mexico, the Gulf of California and the deep-blue Caribbean Sea. The variety of climates and points of interest that surround them make each Mexican beach a memorable spot. From the cosmopolitan destination of Los Cabos, the ideal place to fish and scuba dive, to the mystic Mayan Riviera, with unmatched natural surroundings, Mexican beaches stand out due to people’s warmth. Choosing one of them is a difficult task, but you will get to the same result: all of them will take your breath away.
