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Mexico, the cradle of ancient civilizations, is a beautiful and diverse country with much to offer to its visitors, whether they go and visit the local beaches, world famous for their hospitality and beauty or historical cities of pre-spanish colonization. You will find here many archaeological sites inherited from the cultural traditions of the civilizations like Maya, Olmeca, Tarascan and Aztec. National Parks are found all over Mexico and strech from the desert to the mountain forests. Even if you only visit one of modern cities, you can be sure that you will feel better. Among the most important places in Mexico include the capital Mexico City and Monterrey, with its beautiful colonial buildings and Guadalajara. Colonial cities are Oaxaca, Morelia, San Miguel de Allende, Guanajuato, Zacatecas and Merida in the Yucatan peninsula, among others. In the place where the Caribbean Sea meets the Yucatan Peninsula, coral reefs come to life due to sea creatures. Pacific's Coast attracts spectacular gray seals and whales, which choose Mexico to mate and give birth year after year. Even in the desert there is life - here grows agave, the mother of tequila. Blue agave plant is much used in Acapulco and Cancun, where after a day of surfing people come to flirt in bars and nightclubs. Attractions and places to visit in Mexico includ:

• Once you land at Cancun airport you have access to numerous brochures, free travel magazines and vouchers regarding every activity from Cancun to Tulum. If you are arriving in Merida it is likewise with activities located in and around Merida to Campeche. Your resort or hotel will also have brochures and usually a good directory in the room. Current prices are listed in all hotel lobbies for tours. You have time to walk around and visit off site tour agencies and car rental agencies if you have not already booked your car. For cheap resorts in Cancun or hotels in Cabo San Lucas we have exclusive deals on hotel rooms!
• Located deep in the Yucatan jungle,193km west of Cancun, Chichen Itza is one of the most impressive place of the mysterious Maya civilization. There have been many human sacrifices until 1200, when the site was suddenly abandoned. Today, the old road between Cancun and Merida crosses through Chichen Itza, creating two separate sites Chichen Viejo and Chichen Nuevo, the most intact ruins from mayan period.
• Located in the Palenque National Park, Palenque is one of the greatest classic Maya ruin sites. Located on a prominent place in the green mountains, overlooking the swampy plains in the north, the golden age of Palenque was between 500 and 700. The most remarkable structures are the Palace and the crypt inside the pyramid of The Temple of the Inscriptions.
• San Miguel de Allende Parish Church is a gothic pink church and a nice example of colonial architecture. The church is located in central square of San Miguel de Allende and was built in 1683 and renovated in 1880. The crypt under the main altar contains the remains of Felipe González and General Anastasio Bustamante, heroes of the Mexican War of Independence (1810-1821) against Spain.
• Copper Canyon (Barrancas del Cobre) is a land of waterfalls, mountains, rivers, desert and forest. Four of these canyons are deeper than the Grand American Canyon. The most famous attraction is the Chihuahua al Pacifico Railway, a route over 36 large bridges and 87 tunnels with a height of 2.438m.
• Acapulco, is a tropical paradise, with mountains and rich vegetation, fine beaches and an exquisite golf. Acapulco, is one of the most popular destinations in Mexico. The city is divided into three areas: Playa Revolcadero, with the largest stretch of water and a tropical lagoon, Puerto Marguis, where recently opened many luxury resorts and the Acapulco Bay most famous thanks to its natural harbor, luxury hotels, crowded nightlife places, shopping areas, restaurants and cafes. Search all the best hotel reservations sites at once and find the cheapest hotels in Acapulco!
• Located at 50 km northeast of Mexico City, Teotihuacan became the largest pre-Hispanic city in the sixth century. The largest building is the Pyramid of the Sun, with a height of 63m. On the Death Alley, the main street of Teotihuacan, lies Pyramid of the Moon, another giant construction.
• White Mountain (Monte Alban) sheltered at one time 50,000 Zapotec people. Those who built Monte Alban leveled the top of the mountain which shadowed the three surrounding valleys of Oxaca. Monte Alban was a political center around 400 BC and has developed as an important cultural center, between 500 BC and 700 AC. The center was abandoned when the Zapotecs begin to lose their political power.