Cenotes Cave is a natural hole located in the Yucatan peninsula of Mexico formed by the collapse of limestone, revealing a huge underground water cave at the bottom. The special thing is that the water here is always blue and clear all year round, attracting a lot of tourists, especially those who love swimming and diving. The light shines on the lake bed, through the vines, creating a magical, poetic scene that makes this place one of the most famous destinations in Mexico.

The green color on the Mexican flag symbolizes hope, joy and love; white represents peace, honesty; and red is happiness, courage, strength. On the national flag, there is an image of an eagle holding a snake perched on a branch of a cactus growing on a cliff by the lake. This comes from an ancient Aztec legend, according to which, if an eagle carries a snake, it lands somewhere, that place will become the capital. And that is the capital of Mexico today.

The Mexican flag is a green, white and red vertical tricolor with the national emblem of Mexico in the center of the flag. The shape of the Mexican flag that appeared after the country gained its independence from Spain after the Mexican War of Independence in 1821.

The Mexican flag is a green, white and red vertical tricolor with the national emblem of Mexico in the center of the flag. The shape of the Mexican flag that appeared after the country gained its independence from Spain after the Mexican War of Independence in 1821. The current official flag was approved for use in 1968 and legislation on the flag, coat of arms, and anthem was promulgated in 1984, although the graphic design of the flag appeared much earlier.

Dahlia is the name given to a genus of bushy bulbous perennials that bloom in summer and autumn, native to Mexico where they are the national flower. In 1872 a box of young dahlias was sent from Mexico to the Netherlands.

The National Flag of Mexico (Spanish: Bandera de México) is a tricolor flag with green, white, and red vertical stripes, with the emblem of Mexico in the center of the flag. The shape of the Mexican flag appeared after the country gained its independence from Spain following the Mexican War of Independence in 1821.

The National Flag of Mexico (Spanish: Bandera de México) is a tricolor flag with green, white, and red vertical stripes, with the emblem of Mexico in the center of the flag. The shape of the Mexican flag appeared after the country gained its independence from Spain following the Mexican War of Independence in 1821.

About special Mexican customs, the breakfast of the people here is also a bit different. Usually a typical Mexican breakfast will include: pan dulce (delicious sweet bread) + coffee. Snacks or antojitos can be eaten at any time of the day. Mexican lunch usually takes place quite late from 13:00 to 15:00 and this is the main meal of the day. And the Mexican dinner will take place in the frame of 21:00.

This is a very special custom of Mexicans when they consider it impolite to arrive on time for an appointment. Because they assume that it doesn't matter where you are: a business meeting, or a party with friends they will always be late. And it would be rude to show up on time. This is also the complete answer to this: For a long time, Mexico has been a country with big problems with public transportation. Therefore, being late has become a habit among them.

Roses are a favorite flower used in many parts of the world as gifts. However, when you come to Mexico, you should not increase the yellow rose because they consider death in Mexican culture

This is also one of the quite special customs in Mexico. Because Mexicans they always have an undying belief that they can talk to their loved ones even though that person has passed away. And this is one of the very important beliefs of the country in North America. This talk usually takes place on New Year's Eve between the old year and the new year.

This cosmopolitan resort on the west coast of Puerto Vallarta is the dream of many discerning travelers. It is also the perfect choice for those who don't have much time but still want to experience all the flavors of Mexican life and people. The beautiful sandy shore stretching along the Bay of Banderas is one of the largest sandbanks and beautiful old town of Puerto Vallarta, which is full of ancient architecture, unique restaurants and many fantastic shops. 

The Yocatan Peninsula is located on the southeastern tip of Mexico. A popular tourist destination, the peninsula is known for its unique geology, natural beauty, famous coastline, and ancient Mayan ruins. Also not to be missed the national parks and the incredible underground lakes also known by other names pristine landscapes (Cenotes).

Covering part of Mexico's southern coast, this UNESCO World Natural Heritage city has both its natural and man-made beauty in it. It is most famous for its indigenous people and traditional culture, as well as for its vibrant arts and traditional craft villages. All that has created a unique tourist attraction in this city. When you visit here, be sure to spot some colorful colonial architecture as well as the many stretches of unspoiled coastline, dense forests and glittering waterfalls all around.

This area located to the north of Chihuahua is a very beautiful environment made up of cliffs and caves. The interconnected cliffs form a structure larger than the famous American Grand Canyon. The panoramic view here is beautiful and walking the canyon is inspiring, when the vertical height of the mountainside really puts your eyes on the law of perspective!

The Baja California Undersea Cave is a must-see when visiting Mexico. Because the cave is at sea level, the high tide will create a large underground geyser spewing upwards and accompanied by a strange sound, which will leave an unforgettable impression deposited in this fast-paced life. Get together with friends around this cave and enjoy the spectacular water show.

A UNESCO World Wonder, the Pyramid of Chichen Ltza is a testament to the power of the glorious Maya civilization of the past. Featuring the majestic EL Castillo architecture, this wonder attracts strong archaeological interest, it is also one of the most interesting attractions in the country and is on the list of places to visit. that everyone should visit when they come to Mexico. When you plan your trip make sure you can spend 2 days to get here. This area has a radius of about 2.5 square miles (about 6.5km2).

The Cola de Caballo (or horsetail) waterfall in Monterrey attracts a large number of visitors. The waterfall is an attractive spot for photography, and the areas around it are also suitable for outdoor activities and nature lovers. You can book rooms at hotels in the area near the resort and choose from recreational activities such as rock climbing, bungee jumping, canyoneering or horseback riding.

Just a short trip by boat in Cancun's favorite resort package and you can reach Isla Mujeres island (also known as the island for women) is a perfect tropical paradise where it is a world apart. away from the hustle and bustle on the mainland. It's a small island that doesn't have much going on, but it's the main selling point of the island. Swimming, diving or simply enjoying the sweet feeling of doing nothing is fun.

The seaside city of Cabo has long stretches of sand on its shores, which are home to world-leading sites for diving and lively festivals. The highlight of Cabo though is the amazingly beautiful natural rock structures with overhangs against the jade-colored sea background. The Cabo San Lucas Arch is located at the intersection of two seas and is described in folk tales, folk songs, and proverbs.