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,