The efforts of the Mexican government to improve the tourism experience that it has developed over the years are now bearing fruit. Mexico has a rising tourist number chart in recent years.

Mexico is a wonderful country for those who want to eat at different restaurants, have cultural experiences, see works of art, stay in beautiful hotels and be on beautiful beaches. In this content, we will talk about both popular and lesser-known locations.

Merida

Mérida is an old city with local colonial architecture and colorful buildings. Travelers can visit plenty of ancient temples in this city. If you want to taste delicious (and spicy) traditional food, you must visit this city in Yucatan. Mérida is also recognized as the safest city in Mexico.

You can spend a few days in this city to learn about the events in Mayan history and experience the Mayan culture. Progreso is the most beautiful beach on the Yucatan peninsula. The city's bazaar has wonderful local products for tourists. If you are lucky, you may come across a nice festival.

San Miguel de Allende

San Miguel de Allende is a colonial city with a unique architecture. Located in the center of the map of Mexico, this city truly reflects Spanish architecture. Temples from the 18th century, neo-gothic churches, structures with intense orange color are truly fascinating.

If you want to see something authentic, you should visit this city. San Miguel de Allende is a capital city for delicious traditional food, vintage shops, folk dance and music, local art and local wine experiences. Traditional festivals are also held in this city. American citizens frequently choose this city for their bachelor parties and honeymoon.

Oaxaca

Oaxaca is a not very crowded city with many attractive restaurants, bars and markets. The city is surrounded by colorful buildings and one-way cobblestone streets. The mountains surrounding Oaxaca have harsh and cold weather.

San Juan Teotihuacan

It is not possible to return from a trip to Mexico without seeing the pyramids. If you have done some research on Mexico, you must have seen the photos of these famous pyramids. The Pyramid of the Moon and the Pyramid of the Sun are located in San Juan Teotihuacan. This place is not just limited to the pyramids, it also houses a huge archaeological complex from the pre-Hispanic civilization.

Baja California

If you came to Mexico from the West Coast, you can cross the land border through Baja California by landing in San Diego. You can hike, eat delicious food, and explore the city center in this state just below California. Head south towards the port city of Ensenada and enjoy wine tasting in the beautiful wine valley.

Travelers from all over the world should enjoy the fascinating country of Mexico. Those who want to see both modern infrastructure and neoclassical architecture and colonial buildings should definitely visit this country.