If its tradition you want, it is here. Any traveler seeking Mexican tradition to widen his/her knowledge horizons need look no further.  Guadalajara, situated in Jalisco is, if you please,one of the largest cities of Mexico, second only to the capital (Mexico City). In here you will find everything traditional there is to know about the whole country. Its a heady mix of the good old spice spliced with the idiosyncrasies of the modern age. Museums, art galleries,  the good ol’ cowboys and theatres, Guadalajara has it all checked.

Color in the form of culture exists in abundance in this city. More so if you are a fan of the underground arts scene and the new wave of electronic music. Besides this, the one thing you will quickly notice about Guadalajara is the traditional European architecture. Of particular interest to the wannabe traveler would be the Degollado Theater, the famous Metropolitan Cathedral and the World Heritage site Hospicio Cabañas (one of the oldest existing hospitals in the Spanish realm).  Had enough of the architecture? You can then divert your eyes (feast them, rather) on the shopping aspect of the city, which, in case you dont know, is paradise for those with an affinity to shopping. The world class plazas are testimony to that fact.

Then again, you can choose to visit surrounding towns and areas which are also bathed in tradition and draped in heavy color. Whether you are visiting the Huentitan Canyon or Tlaquepaque, or whether you are enjoying tequila in the Town of Tequila (Now you know the source of that liquid), Guadalajara will not disappoint. There’s more to this city than can be expounded in this article, but you can be sure of one thing, and this is best experienced first hand than read: Your stay in a quiet cozy cabin in the middle of a forest and a stint on the beach the very next day, will be an experience few other cities can provide, and that too, with a dash of style.

It wouldn’t be beneficial to a country if, despite its rich culture, beauty, history and tradition, there is no happiness and order in the face of it’s people. It’s almost like a big, beautiful tree on a most romantic beach but having leaves that are absolutely lifeless. Mexico, being a prime contender for pulchritude, grandeur (and splendor) would fail in its majesty if the people living and visiting in it do not have access to state of the art healthcare facilities. Fortunately, you as a traveler, will have absolutely no reason to crib in this area. Mexico is a very healthy country.

Since the inception of the Hospicio Cabañas (Jalisco) in 1791, Healthcare in Mexico has only seen an upward trend. This oldest institution has now become a world heritage site. With the advent of the IMSS healthcare program in 1943 Mexico became a role model for other countries to follow, especially in the wake of the dangerous Swine Flu epidemic in 2009. The IMSS system securely covers every employed Mexican in any health crisis. How safe is that? Safer than safe.

Healthcare is generally affordable in Mexico, and you will find a first class hospital in almost every city or town you happen to be in. If you care about statistics, here are some numbers. An average visit to the doctor is $25. A night stay in a hospital is $35, and you can have your teeth cleaned with just $20 (just in case you happen to eat a bit to much..). Senior people have no reason to worry. Healthcare is enhanced for them.

So what do you, as a traveler learn from this? Simple. You visit Mexico, you travel wildly. You lose yourself in the sheer enjoyment of mother nature. You take a dive in any of  the many Mexican beaches. You have a jab at the elegant cuisine. And at the end of the day, you can come home with a secure feeling that your health is in safe hands. Gracias, MEXICO.

Mexico is a tropical country, make no bones about it. And being a tropical country, it thrives in vegetation, dense forests and enjoys a heavy dose of rainfall while planet earth takes an yearly trip round the sun. Add to that the uneven surface of the Mexican landmass, which means that your only frame of reference in this uphill and downhill country is the friendly sea level (thankfully, the sea is never far off from almost any part of Mexico. Señoras and señores (Ladies and gentlemen in ever charming Spanish), here’s to you, a small take on Mexico’s climate.

A random glance at the map reveals that Mexico gets divided into temperate and tropical zones by the magnanimous tropic of cancer. So, temperature remains on the higher side throughout the year (Summers are hot, winters are cool). At an elevation range of 1000-2000 meters, the yearly average temperature lies between 16-20 degrees Celsius (relatively pleasant..). The nation’s capital, situated at an elevation of about 2300 meters enjoys an yearly average temperature of 15 degrees, which basically means that no matter what time of year you visit, Mexico City is always going to greet you with a pleasant season. Talk about rainfall, and it presents an altogether different story. It is more in the Southeastern region (sometimes in excess of 2000mm of rainfall), than in any other region (most parts receive  between 300-500 mm of rainfall) being a tropical country, rainfall occurs between July and September.

But what does all this metadata translate for you, as a traveler? Well, for starters, you’d find nature at its best, definitely. Second, Mexico welcomes you in a happy mood. Third, the shutterbugs among travelers can rejoice. Mexico is a very photogenic country (and we are not even talking about it’s people yet). Lastly, and this is given as a form of suggestion more than as information: Be sure to bring a lot of supplementary memory cards, and a camera too..

Arts, science, culture and tradition, four keywords that are the cornerstone of a people. Keywords that define a soul of a nation. Keywords, that, by virtue of their stature provide the building blocks for the foundation of a country to stand on. Science forms the framework of that building, tradition it’s lasting quality and strength. The Arts do their job by making that building beautiful, and last, but not the least, culture gives that building color. A building without color appears lifeless, so does a country without culture. So its quite simple. You need color? You need culture. You need vibrant color? You need Mexico..

Modernization has prodded 75 percent of the Mexican population into bustling cities. The language of choice is of course, Spanish (and if you didnt know, Mexico is the most populous Spanish speaking country in the world. Lots of social beings here who’d welcome a tourist with zeal and gusto.) Art and architecture is as diverse as the country. Expect the cities to be sprawling skyscrapers full areas, and at the same time, visit a rural area like Tamaulipas, and nature greets you with arms extended. Its this dichotomy that actually makes Mexico so alluring in the first place. It is full of color.

Pay some homage (and a glance or tow) to celebrated works of Diego Rivera, David Alfaro Sequeiros  and José Clemente Orozco, among a few. That done, have a look at the Neoclassicism influenced architecture, and if that isnt enough for you, you’d want to take a dive at the National holidays and the festivities that they offer. September 16 is Independence Day, and December 16-24 is reserved for Las Posadas. The best season to see the holidays at full swing is undoubtedly December to January, because, in addition to the aforementioned holidays, you cant miss the Guadalupe-Reyes Marathon( a chain of festivals in sequence.. how cool is that?). Rest assured, dear traveler, you’ll find color here..

Nothing ruins a well planned vacation trip if the weather is not very good when you reach your vacation destination. This is the reason why you need to take note of the weather in your vacation destination before booking that flight.

If you are going to Cabo San Lucas, Mexico, here is its whole year weather condition.

Cabo San Lucas weather is not always a sunny weather because it also has a rainy season. Rainy season, however, is less per year. Cabo San Lucas has a very short wet season.  Rainy season usually comes during winter.

Summer time is usually almost a whole year round where during spring break the temperature gets hot up to 106 degrees. Low Temperatures usually is within 70 degrees temperature.

Cabo San Lucas has a dry and hot climate in a year. So, do worry to much about your planned vacation in this place. Bring some deodorants and sun block because your sweat glands will definitely work hard once you reach this place.

There are several reasons why many couples would like to have a destination wedding in Ixtapa.

Cheap

Getting married in Ixtapa is very affordable. You would be surprised to see that getting married in Ixtapa is not so expensive, especially for the value you get for having a destination wedding in paradise.

Hotels

One of the things I like in Ixtapa would be its variety of hotels near the beach. Hotels in Ixtapa have the perfect romantic place setting. I recommend a hotel near the beach, if your budget allows for it, so that you can have the pacific ocean as the background for your wedding ceremony.

Pure Enjoyment

Wedding guests would definitely enjoy getting out of their usual routines and heading down to Ixtapa to celebrate in the sun. There is nothing more exciting than bringing your wedding guests to Ixtapa. Your guests would definitely enjoy not only your wedding day, but also their stay in one of the hotels in Ixtapa.

These are the reasons why weddings in Ixtapa are becoming very popular among bride-to-be’s. Hence, if you are still looking for the perfect place to celebrate your wedding day, consider Ixtapa for your perfect destination wedding.

Well, there are several reasons why you should choose Cancun on your next vacation, the top 3 reasons are:

World Class Beach Resorts

Cancun has wonderful beach resorts in Mexico. You will be surprised how beautiful, luxurious, and elegant most of the hotels in Cancun. You will definitely enjoy the service of the beach resorts in Cancun.

Wonderful Beach

Who could not resists the white sand and turquoise clear water of Cancun? You will definitely fall for Cancun’s beaches.

Cheap

You will be surprised that staying in a five star hotel in Cancun, enjoying the wonderful service of hotel staff, and being with this romantic and breathtaking place would not cost you big. In fact, you could still bring your family or a few friends with you because it is very cheap.

These are the top 3 reasons why you should choose Cancun on your next vacation. Experience the Cancun Adventure.

Ocean hotel is one of the best hotels in Mexico. I love their spa. If you want to enjoy your vacation with pure pleasure at the spa and relaxation, try staying at the Ocean Hotel Cancun.  

What I love about this hotel is its location. It is in the middle of the shopping center and tourists spots in Cancun, Mexico. You do not need to travel far just to get or buy something.  

I also love the fact that the hotel is very nice and it caters a wonderful spa service. I could stay the whole day inside my room with the Pacific Ocean in my lanai view with a massage therapist doing a stress release massage on my back.

Cancun is one of the popular places that tourists visit in Mexico. The place is surrounded by wonderful hotels, exciting nightlife, and stunning beaches. It also has the best spas in Mexico where you could enjoy your vacation trip with pure relaxation and rejuvenation.

Cancun Day Trips are actually very popular among tourists. Cancun day trips comprises of visiting these wonderful places in Cancun:

Tulum

Tulum is actually a ceremonial and trading port for Mayans. It has a cliff that provides breathtaking overlooking scenery of the Caribbean Sea.

Chichen Itza

Chichen Itza is one of the New Wonders of the World because of its wonderful Mayan architecture.

Playa Del Carmen

Playa Del Carmen is actually a fishing village. You will view the largest Mayan River. Beach in this place is also beautiful.

These are just only few of the many places you could visit during your Cancun day trips. Enjoy!

Traveling to Mexico is actually very cheap compared to travelling to other foreign countries. Prices rangers from $300 to $500, depending from where you are coming or from Ixtapa going to a different place.

There are actually fifty two domestic flights from Ixtapa to Zihuatanejo, Mexico per week. There are also 37 flights on small aircrafts from Ixtapa to Zihuatanejo. There are many flights going in and going out from Ixtapa.

If you are looking for a cheaper flight to Ixtapa, there are just some things that you would like to consider doing in order to find the cheapest airfare going there.

1.       Make sure to make your travel date flexible. If your travel dates are flexible enough, you could save a lot money.  You could wait for a promo to get discounted rates.

2.       Make sure to book early. Last minute booking could cause you more than when you book two to three week early.

3.       Avoid busy holiday dates, example, most tourists fly to Ixtapa a day before Thanksgiving. You could fly on Thanksgiving Day and go back a one to two days after Thanksgiving.

These simple tips would help you find a cheapest airfare.