Baja California

• Attractions 

The bufadora

La Bufadora is often considered a maritime geyser, however it is not a hot spring like geysers.
This coastal geological phenomenon is more precisely a natural open chimney on the cliff, connected to sea caves. Depending on the tide and waves, the seawater crashes hard against the cliff and rises through these chimneys, blasting upward through the hole in the form of geyser-like foam spray and producing a distinctive sound.
This bufadero can reach 30 meters above sea level and is the first highest after Nakalele Point in Hawaii.
The interval between eruptions is more or less constant, and agrees with the period of the dominant wave, confirming that the activity of La Bufadora is determined by the sea waves on the surface.

San Pedro Mártir Observatory

The San Pedro Mártir National Astronomical Observatory is an observatory located in the Sierra of the same name, located in Ensenada, Baja California, Mexico. It was built by the National Autonomous University of Mexico. In 1971 the 84cm telescopes were installed. and 1.5m. And in 1979 UNAM inaugurated the 2.1m telescope. It is the most important observatory in Mexico. It is located at a height of 2,800 meters above sea level.
The main reflecting telescope, designed by José de la Herrán, photographed the asteroid (1915) Quetzálcoatl. Several institutions have requested permission from the observatory to build similar telescopes, called "Mextel".

Vineyards of the Valle De Guadalupe

Baja California is appreciated for many reasons, but one of the ones that generates the most interest and tourism is the appreciated wines that are grown in the state's vineyards. There are many travelers from all over the world, especially from the United States, who arrive in Baja California following the Wine Route.

• Typical food 

cesar salad, tecate bread, wines, lobster, fish tacos, among others

Guerrero

• Attractions

The quebrada 

The quebrada  is a 45 meter high cliff, with a channel seven meters wide and four meters deep, it is located in the port of Acapulco, Guerrero, in southern Mexico, which was created by dynamiting a hill.

  The famous dives made by young people from the port have been made there since 1934, sometimes climbing it with a lit torch.

Its danger is that the diver must calculate the moment when the wave makes the sea level higher, since otherwise it would be a certain death due to the impact against the rocks at the bottom, located at a shallow depth when the sea level due to waves.

Grutas de Cacahuamilpa National Park

The main ecosystem of the park is terrestrial, basically low deciduous forest, but there is riparian vegetation and aquatic ecosystems can be established in the rainy season.

In this site the Amacuzac river is born, the only permanent channel of the park, habitat of the freshwater otter, of various species of flora, such as vegetation of aquatic affinities, in addition to fauna typical of low deciduous forest such as badger, armadillo, quail common and huilota, among others.

Grottos or caves are the most relevant natural phenomenon of the park, not only for its geological importance, but also for constituting niches for various animal species. In the currently illuminated wide cavities known as salons, the limestone concretions hanging from the ceiling (stalactites) and the solidifications rising from the floor (stalagmites) form figures.

Taxco 

Is a city in the state of Guerrero, southwest of Mexico City. It is famous for the production of silver jewelry and Spanish colonial architecture. Plaza Borda is its main square and houses the iconic 18th-century Santa Prisca Church, pink in color with an elaborate Churrigueresque style. Nearby, there is the Casa Borda cultural center, which exhibits works by local artists and hosts music and theater events.

• Typical foods

 

Pozol, octopus in love, cut fish, chilate,

Guadalajara 

• Attractions

Guadalajara's cathedral

The Guadalajara Cathedral, or Basilica Cathedral of the Assumption of Mary Most Holy, is a cathedral of Mexico, parish headquarters of the archdiocese of Guadalajara and one of the most representative buildings in the city, for its neo-Gothic spiers and for its beautiful history.

Guadalajara Zoo

The Guadalajara Zoo is the main metropolitan zoo in the city of Guadalajara, it is located in Paseo del zoológico 600 at the height of Calzada Independencia Norte east of the Guadalajara Metropolitan Area in the municipality of Guadalajara, it is considered one of the most important and largest in the country for their number of species.

It has the following attractions

Herpetary: This is the largest Herpetary in all of Latin America. Its residents include lizards, turtles, crocodiles, snakes, and vipers.

Aviaries: They are two huge steel pyramids that house tropical birds in a controlled environment, you can enter the pyramids to appreciate birds better.

Rain Forest: This exhibition houses jaguars, chimpanzees, orangutans, tapirs, anteaters, etc.

Masai Mara Safari: This is one of the newest attractions. It includes animals from the African savanna such as giraffes, zebras, buffalo, various species of antelopes, flamingos, cheetahs and white rhinos. Visitors can take the tour in a specialized vehicle while a guide characterized by a member of the Masai Tribe, gives information about the animals and some customs.

Australian Village: This is an attraction dedicated only to the fauna of that continent. It houses red kangaroos, and other Australian species. It has been the temporary home of koalas twice.

Aquarium: This attraction is home to 95 species of fish, plus sharks, stingrays and jellyfish.

Antarctica: This attraction houses specimens of the Adelie and Gentoo species that are animals that inhabit the coldest part of Antarctica for which a space with the correct conditions had to be adapted for these birds to develop in an environment that is most similar to natural. The public will appreciate the low temperatures, as well as feel how cold an ice floe is.

Michin Aquarium

In it there are more than 150 representative species of the Mexican Republic, as well as various species of the world, such as blacktip sharks, northern sharks, bull sharks, among others

It is made up of five pavilions where the aquatic ecosystems that the country has stand out

• Typical food 

 

Birria de chivo, jericalla, charro beans, among others

Quintana Roo

• Attractions

Xcaret 

It is a majestic park by the sea, with unique activities in the middle of the jungle, where its visitors have fun discovering the natural and cultural heritage of Mexico, through amazing underground rivers, its surprising terrestrial and aquatic fauna, the values of its gastronomy and multiple artistic expressions.

Xcaret Park is made up of a wide expanse of jungle, three underground rivers, a cove, beaches and archaeological zones. Here visitors enjoy more than 40 natural attractions, as well as the most representative cultural manifestations of Mexico through dance, charrería, music and the presentation of Xcaret México Espectacular, with more than 300 artists on stage. The Park has five restaurants that provide service every day.

Tulum archaeological zone

Tulum is the most emblematic site on the Quintana Roo coast, due to its privileged location and the excellent preservation of its buildings and wall paintings. Its wall is well known, delimiting the main complex on its north, south and west sides, since the eastern sector faces the Caribbean Sea; It has five accesses and two watchtowers.
The site is chaired by El Castillo, the highest basement in Tulum, which preserves a temple with three entrances decorated with serpentine columns and two zoomorphic masks at the corners. In front of the Castle there is a platform for dances and to the southwest is the Temple of the Initial Series, where the earliest documented date in Tulum was found: A.D. 564.
To the north is the Temple of the Descending God, with a small base on which a building decorated with the image of that deity was built, the main iconographic element of the city. In front of this set is the main road, with several buildings; the most important is the Temple of the Frescoes, whose wall paintings portray a series of supernatural beings residing in the Underworld, which constitute one of the most important testimonies of pre-Hispanic Mayan wall painting. Continued on the road, you can see the palaces known as the House of Columns and the House of Halach Uinik.
In the northeast access, the Casa del Cenote, documents the importance that the Mayans gave to the aquatic cult linked to the cenotes, and near there is the Temple of the Wind God, named for its circular base, related to Kukulcán, god of the winds.

Underwater museum of art

The Underwater Museum of Art or MUSA is a museum located under the waters of the Mexican Caribbean Sea, in the waters surrounding Cancun, Isla Mujeres and Punta Nizuc.
It was founded in 2009 by Dr. Jaime González Cano, at that time, director of the West Coast National Park of Isla Mujeres, Punta Cancún and Punta Nizuc; Roberto Díaz Abraham, in that year president of Asociados Náuticos de Cancún (ANC); and British artist Jason deCaires Taylor, the leading artist in the museum's history, with nearly half a thousand life-size figurative sculptures.


Xel-Há Park

Also known as the natural wonder of Mexico, is located in a landscape framed by rivers, coves and jungle passages.
The activities are mainly aquatic, the most famous being snorkeling, due to the wide variety of marine fauna that inhabits its waters. Visitors can also go on bike rides or go zip-lining. Admission also includes unlimited food and drinks at any of its four restaurants.
Among the recognitions that the Xel-Há park has received is the International Certification for Sustainable Tourism EarthCheck Gold, being the first Park in the world to obtain the “gold” category in 2014, the Socially Responsible Company Distinction, the Certificate of Excellence by Trip Advisor and the Award for Best Business Practices for the Preservation and Conservation of a Threatened Species: the Pink Snail

• Typical food

 

Shrimp ceviche, papadzules, balche, seafood toast, shrimp cocktail, seafood broth, among others

Mexico city  

• Attractions 

Chapultepec Forest

The Chapultepec forest is an urban park located in the Miguel Hidalgo district, in Mexico City, and you can find a zoo, lakes, museums and a castle.
Currently, the species collection at the Chapultepec Zoo is made up of a total of 1,210 specimens of 204 wildlife species from Mexico and the world.
The zoo houses endangered species such as: giant panda, Mexican wolf, mask bear, orangutan, Sumatran tiger, Central American tapir, volcano rabbit, Xochimilco axolotl, California condor, Andes condor, and golden eagle.
The lakes are classified into major and minor lake of the first and second section and you can ride them in boats
The museums that are in this enormous forest are the Tamayo, of natural history, snail, modern art, national anthropology, papalote museum of the child and the site museum.
The decision to build the Castle was made in 1784, originally planned as a lavish country house for the viceroys. Later it became the headquarters of the Military College and, between 1864 and 1867, it was the Imperial Residence of Maximilian of Habsburg and Carlota, who transformed the gardens to European taste and made modifications to the architecture. It continued as an Official Residence during the Porfiriato, when the changes that last to date were made.
In 1935 Lázaro Cárdenas moved to Rancho de La Hormiga, today Los Pinos, and later decreed that the Castillo de Chapultepec function as the National Museum of History. This ranges from pre-Hispanic and viceregal history to the beginning of the 20th century; above all, attempts are being made to relive the times when the Castle was the official residence of viceroys and then presidents.

Historic center of Mexico City

It constitutes the original nucleus around which the current Mexican capital grew.
The area of this area of the city can be defined according to two criteria.
In an administrative sense, it corresponds to the Colonia Centro de la Demarcation Cuauhtémoc.
In another sense, it corresponds to the zone of historical monuments delimited by the National Institute of Anthropology and History.
It was reconciled and circumscribed by presidential decree on April 11, 1980. It has an area close to 10 square kilometers, it has been a World Heritage Site since 1987.

Palace of fine arts

It is a cultural venue located in the Historic Center of Mexico City, considered the most important in the manifestation of the arts in Mexico and one of the most renowned opera houses in the world.
This has been the scene and witness of shocking events, both artistic, social and political; Its construction dates from the end of Porfirio Díaz's mandate, commissioned by the Mexican president on the occasion of the centenary celebration of the beginning of the Independence of Mexico, however it was inaugurated until November 29, 1934 after the outbreak of the Mexican Revolution.
As an institution, it depends on the National Institute of Fine Arts (INBA), part of the Ministry of Culture of the federal government. In 1987 it was declared by Unesco as a world heritage monument.
Inside it houses various stages and rooms for the practice and exhibition of works. The Palacio de Bellas Artes Museum and the National Museum of Architecture are housed inside, the former permanently exhibits 17 mural works by seven national artists executed from 1928 to 1963, including Diego Rivera, David Alfaro Siqueiros and José Clemente Orozco, being the oldest in the country dedicated to national plastic production. It is also the headquarters of the National Symphony Orchestra, the National Opera Company (Fine Arts Opera), the National Dance Company and the Amalia Hernández Folkloric Ballet of Mexico.

Xochimilco 

They are chinampas, trajineras, museums, flower and plant markets, parishes, parks and forests.
The Xochimilco canals and the traditional chinampa cultivation system are Cultural Heritage of Humanity. More than 200 colorful trajineras depart from its ten piers to tour the channels, the routes of which reach the chinampas or the Isla de las Muñecas. Along the way, the visitor will be able to eat, celebrate with family or friends, sing with a mariachi or simply dedicate themselves to enjoying the beautiful landscape.
Buying flowers is part of the Xochimilco experience, as is visiting the town center, with its magnificent Franciscan parish of San Bernardino de Siena, or the colorful traditional market.
Art fans can visit the Dolores Olmedo Patiño Museum, patrons of painters such as Diego Rivera and Frida Kahlo
In the Nativitas Forest you can enjoy the wind in a palapa and go horseback riding. To delight in nature and learn about conservation, go to the San Luis Tlalxialtemalco Forest, the Xochimilco Ecological Park and the Chinampero Michmani Ecotourism Center.

• Typical dishes

Some of its typical dishes are tamales, corn, quesadillas, Mexican-style egg, chilaquiles, pozole, chiles rellenos, tlacoyos, among others.

  Person 6 (Erick)

• Which towns are popular holiday destinations in your country?

Mexico City 

Merida 

Guadalajara 

Monterrey 

• Which resorts are popular?

Excellence beach mujeres 

Gran Velas Riviera Maya 

Marival Distinct 

Luxury Residences 

Four season Resort Punta Mita 

Villa Del Palmar Flamingos Beach 

Resort & Spa Riviera Maya 

• Which are the most popular holiday destinations abroad? 

Cancun 

Mexico City

Guadalajara

Riviera Maya

Puerto Vallarta 

• Why do people like these places? 

For its beauty, history, architecture, climate and gastronomy

• What is special about them? 

Because  they have a wide flora, fauna, gastronomy, beautiful climates and fun

• What do people look for in a holiday destination? 

Safety, comfort and fun

• What do people do on holiday?

Go buy handicrafts, visit tourist places, beaches and eat the typical food of the place

• Where do people usually stay?

Hotels, resorts and hostels

  Person 5 (Cesar)

• Which towns are popular holiday destinations in your country?

Queretaro 

Sonora 

Yucatan 

Oaxaca

• Which resorts are popular?

Barcelo Huatulco 

Grand Fiesta Americana Queretaro 

Hampton Inn by Hilton Hermosillo

Kin Sol Soleil

• Which are the most popular holiday destinations abroad? 

Los cabos 

Puerto Vallarta 

Guadalajara 

Cancun 

• Why do people like these places? 

For its beaches and tranquility

• What is special about them? 

Its beautiful beaches and delicious food

• What do people look for in a holiday destination? 

A place where you can relax and have fun

• What do people do on holiday?

Visit the magical towns and buy souvenirs

• Where do people usually stay?

In hotels or rented houses