Let’s Visit Mexico!

What does Mexico look like?

Chichén Itzá — An ancient Maya city famous for El Castillo, a giant pyramid connected to fascinating astronomy and calendar stories.
The Monarch Butterfly Biosphere Reserve — Each year, millions of monarch butterflies migrate to the forests of central Mexico, covering trees in orange and black.
Xochimilco’s Trajineras — Colorful flat-bottomed boats travel through historic canals in Mexico City, often accompanied by music and floating gardens.
The Copper Canyon Railway — A spectacular train journey through deep canyons, tunnels, bridges, and mountains in northern Mexico.
Guanajuato’s Underground Streets — A colorful city with roads and tunnels built beneath the ground, plus winding alleys and hillside houses.
Hierve el Agua — Strange rock formations that look like giant frozen waterfalls, with natural pools overlooking the mountains.
The Island of the Dolls — A canal island near Mexico City covered with old dolls, creating a spooky and unusual place surrounded by local legends.

They use pesos mexicanos.