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Colonial Cities

For people who love adventure and a taste of Mexico’s past and present, we provide you with the best colonial cities and historical places that every one would love to discover. Many years have pass, each and every one of us have been influenced with Mexico’s culture and traditions. We know you want to enjoy every minute of your Mexico travel, and so we have gathered the best tourist attractions one could ever imagine.
Enjoy browsing through our pages, join us step back in time and immerse in Mexico’s wonderful history.

Huatulco Beach

Planning for a hot summer vacation trip? Check out Huatulco beach. It is a place where you could relax and experience pure enjoyment of the beach.

What to expect in Huatulco Beach?

Beauty

Huatulco Beach has white sand. During sunrise, the sand glitters as if they are diamonds if you will be watching the sunrise from the horizon. During sunset, the sand turns to golden yellow, which could astound you by its serenity.

Cleanliness

You will be surprised who locals, hotel managements, and officials take care of the Huatulco Beach. You will notice that someone is always coming around to pick up garbage and glasses that tourists left behind in the seashore.

Fun

You will definitely enjoy Huatulco Beach because there are many sports activities that you could enjoy in your stay. There are services such as ski jets, volleyball, sail boats, scuba diving, even spa in the seashore where you can enjoy your detoxification massage under the warm sun in the beach.

La Puertecita Hotel – Tranquility On The Edge Of Excitement

Located in the colonial city of San Miguel, this boutique hotel is as charming as it can get with its surrounding parks, waterfalls, and gardens. All its guests are welcomed with its relaxing ambiance where you will be assured of a tranquil atmosphere to stay in.

This boutique hotel offers highly elegant rooms and suites with perfect colonial style interior designs to create that luxurious and ancient look. The hotel’s restaurant features a combination of International and local mexican dishes. Their restaurant was hailed to be the best in the place by the American Express food and Wine magazine team. They also offer good refreshing drinks with their bar service to chill the night away. They also offer hotel spa services.

Photos via http://travela.priceline.com/travelguides/hotels/La_Puertecita_Boutique_Hotel_Allende_Mexico-138655.html

The Rustic Villages of Costalegre

If you are the type of traveler who wants to stay away from the modern shades of living during your vacation, then you must definitely head on to these three rustic villages of Costalegre. However, you must start by flying off to Manzanillo instead of heading for Puerto Vallarta.

Tenacatita

This is a tiny village which offers limited accommodation but definitely affordable. This is perfect for those who want to luxuriate in the spots of the area without spending much on hotels and resorts. The rustic village also has some restaurants and bars and a clean beach to walk on and relax.

Melaque

This only has a few restos and less of everything that’s modern. This is perfect for those in search of low-cost base area so that you can still explore other places nearby.

Barra De Natividad

This is the most ideal choice of the three since this village already has a good number of restaurants, well-constructed streets, the Grand Bay hotel and Resort – and still not lose its local village charm. The famous establishment is popular for its luxurious golf course. It may be quite a bit costly but it still offers some quieter ambiance than those of the saturated tourist areas.

Photos via http://realtravel.com/dh-17980-barra_de_navidad_hotels and http://flickr.com/photos/20068673@N00/748825995

Acapulco Attractions: Fuerte de San Diego

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The city of Acapulco is not only famous for its several beaches whose names relates to historical facts but also because of the many amazing attractions that every tourist would enjoy visiting. One of the is the Fuerte de San Diego which is said to be built to protect the city from pirate attacks. The fort’s trademark is a feature of a unique geometric shape trace of a turtle.

It now serves as a museum for Acapulco’s history located near the zocalo. So when you get the chance to visit mexico, never forget to pay a visit to one of Acapulco Attractions, Fuerte de San Diego.

Where To Go: Guanajuato

If you’re a photography buff and want to snap some great shots, Guanajuato is the best choice for you.

Declared a World Heritage Site in 1988 by UNESCO, Guanajuato is a tiny colonial town that is nestled between a narrow canyon and a mountain range. It is a wonderful place to take pictures, the seemingly meek town so out of place against the rocky cliffs of the mountains and the gorge that created its nest.

The hidden passageways and the underground places you can go to at Guanajuato is endless. The cobblestone streets will take you back in time.

Mexico travel Tips: Sightseeing in Mexico City

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Immerse yourself in mexico City tour offering the best palce and wonderful people for everyone. If you love adventure, passionate about history and art or you are just yearning for adventure, check out visiting Mexico City.

They have wonderful cities to make your vacation a worthwhile experience. Mexico City have the best Cathedral, palace and other historical buildings for you to enjoy, discover, and capture. Mexico is a country where it has almost 30 century of human evolution. It has the finest archeological museum in the world.  You will never be bored when you visit Mexico.