Top 10 places to visit in Mexico 2022

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Chichen Itza

Chichen Itza is the second most essen-tial Mayan antiquarianism area.

It is located in the Yucatan Peninsula and is one of the best visited places for those people who want to get to know the culture of Mayan.

In 2007 Chichen Itza proclaim one of the seven astonishments of the modern

world.

Chichen Itza is a magical place with much fascination and people visit this place many times without any falter-ing. 

There is the following attraction in Chichen Itza,

• The pyramid of Kukulcan
• The temple of the warriors
• The square of the thousand columns The great game of ball,
• The sacred Cenote.

These are beautiful attractions that you can find in Chichen Itza if you visit this place.

Copper canyon

The copper Canyon is one of the most elegant places in Mexico. It is one of the rocky parts of the country and it is quite adventurous.

The associated length of ravines build Mexico's copper canyon a huge four times larger than the grand canyon in the unites states.

The copper canyon system has been the drill for gold and silver, and this is home to the fastest long-distance runners in the world.

The best way to see and enjoy the copper canyon is on board El Chepe, the copper canyon train.

Puebla

Puebla is known for its cookery history, homesteader construction, and crockery.

Puebla is the largest city in Mexico. The smallest stromboli on earth is in Puebla.

With well-maintain florid style construc-tion, a UNESCO recognized historic center,

and historic regional platter like mole poblano, Puebla’s mix of newness and abundant history make the city a must-visit on any Mexico travel plan.

Puebla is also well known for its Talavera ceramics, which are crafted using a similar method invented by the Spaniards in the 16th century.

Guadalajara

Guadalajara is the second-largest city in Mexico with a population of 1.5 million people and is rated as the 8th best city to visit in Latin America.

It’s known for its tequila, mariachi, its

traditions, and its rich history. 

Guadalajara is a municipality almost entirely urbanized and is also known as the cultural center of Mexico.

People come from all around the world to visit events such as international film festivals, international book fairs, and globally renowned cultural events.

Historic center

Mexico's historic center known as the Centro is the heart of the Mexican capital and one of the spots that all first-time visitors to Mexico city should aim to explore, even if just for a day.

It was announce a world artistic ancestry place by UNESCO in 2007.

At the center of Mexico City, one of the largest public squares in the world is called Zocalo and a collection of several interesting monuments,

Including the Metropolitan Cathedral, the national palace, the palace of fine arts, and the ruins of the Temple Mayor.

National palace

The national palace is the place of the amalgamated governing in Mexico.

The palace is not always remain open to the visitors. It is an active governmental facility.

The obstacles are used to close it off or to build a passage line.

The general audience required admiss-ion to visit the palace by payment.

There is also admission at discount prices or for free for certain individuals and groups.

The main attraction is murals by Diego Rivera that illustrate the long history of Mexico.

Frida Kahlo Museum

The Frida Kahlo Museum is also known as the Blue House for the structure’s cobalt-blue walls is a historic house museum and art museum,

Kahlo’s devoted life, and work as a Mexican artist Frida Kahlo.

It is a must-see for fans of the artist and shows her life and work in a very personal light.

Its visit is not free of cost for the public, they need to buy admission tickets and sometimes visitors buy admission tickets online in advance to avoid lines. 

If visitors want to take photos,

there is an additional fee for photos.

Agua Azul Waterfall

The cataract de Agua Azul is a sequence of whirlpool found on the Xanil River in the southern Mexican state of Chiapas. 

This waterfall consists of many cataracts following one after another

and the larger cataracts may be as high as 6 meters.

Visitors who like swimming must-visit Agua Azul waterfall.

At the entrance to the falls where the water pools, visitors can generally swim there and enjoy the view of the cascades from below.

It is a natural paradise but there is still an admission fee to gain access to Agua Azul.

Templo Mayor Museum

The temple mayor was the main temple of the Mexican people in their capital city.

It conquered the main sacred limit of the Aztec capital Tenochtitlan.

The temple mayor was built beside the

archaeological site so visitors can now see the remains of the main Aztec temple,

along with the excellent museum that explains it and hold many things that were located at the place.

There also an admission fee is required to visit the temple mayor museum and the admission fee is 70$ per person.

Soumaya Museum

Soumaya Museum is a personal museum in Mexico City and a charitable artistic organizational with two museum houses in Mexico City.

The Soumaya museum contains the world's biggest collection of pre-Hispanic and colonial-era coins.

The museum holds the biggest collection of casts of sculptures by Auguste Rodin outside France and the world's largest private collection of his art.

The Soumaya museum remains open every day and there is no admission fee required for visit.

Author : Faiza Bashir