The Walled City of Campeche: Points of Interest
Fending off invaders used to be a large problem for the historical city of Campeche, Mexico. But in the 17th […]
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Mexico
With white sand beaches, snowy peaks, and sprawling deserts, Mexico is one of the most biodiverse countries in the world. But there’s so much more to it than its famous beaches! Check out our travel guides to explore colorful colonial towns, savor pre-hispanic dishes, and climb ancient archeological ruins.
Get Covered in Mist at Cascada Misol-Ha
Water plunges off of a high cliff and crashes onto a boulder below. The ricocheting splash ends up in a
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See the Melting Ruins & Teal Lakes at Lagos de Colon
When visiting Chiapas, you’re often struck with the choice between visiting archeological sites or natural environments. Sumidero Canyon is epic
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Visiting San Juan Chamula’s Mystical Church
A few rays of light shine through the misty haze, the pine needles below your feet soften your steps, and
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Swim in a Turquoise River at El Chiflon Waterfalls
Chiapas, the southernmost state in Mexico, is full of environmental gems. But Cascadas El Chiflon might top them all. Five
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Check out the Amazing Archway at El Arcotete Ecotourism Park
Chiapas, Mexico is full of natural wonders. From the deep Sumidero Canyon to the Lacandon Jungle, it’s not a challenge
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Tour the Magnificent Sumidero Canyon: Boat Trip
Water is powerful. Riptides suck you out to sea, landslides wipe out entire towns, and given enough time, water can
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