Valle de Bravo: Your Ultimate Escape from Mexico City’s Bustle
Valle de Bravo is located very close to Mexico City within the state of Mexico. It is a haven of peace, beauty, comfortable mountain hotels, and delicious “Mexiquense” gastronomy.
Different cultures inhabited Mexico in pre-Hispanic eras. From those times we still have several archaeological sites that we can visit to recognize our own identity and historical memory.
According to the Network of Archaeological Zones of the National Institute of Anthropology and History (INAH), there are 191 archaeological zones open to the public throughout the country.
These are part of Mexico’s cultural heritage, and, although there are multiple sites scattered across the country, the states of Quintana Roo, Campeche, and Yucatan have the largest number of them.
In the following list, I mention all the towns that have at least one important archaeological monument within their attractions.
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Valle de Bravo is located very close to Mexico City within the state of Mexico. It is a haven of peace, beauty, comfortable mountain hotels, and delicious “Mexiquense” gastronomy.
Creel Chihuahua (commonly known as the Creel Station), is a tourist Magical Town nestled high in the Sierra Madre Occidental, in the municipality of Bocoyna…
The cenote Suytun, near Valladolid, in the Yucatan Peninsula, is one of the most impressive in all of Mexico.
San Sebastian del Oeste, Jalisco, is a Magical town of mining tradition, with beautiful pre-Hispanic buildings and beautiful landscapes that invite visitors to enjoy an unforgettable vacation.
The “ghost town” of Mineral de Pozos is full of mining history, traditions, architectural beauty, and ancient and modern festivities…
Before entering the mystery of the mummies of Guanajuato, it might be a good idea that you read this guide…
El Cuyo Yucatan is a turquoise-colored paradise not on most travelers’ maps outside the Yucatan Peninsula. A quiet white sand beach stretches between Quintana Roo and Yucatán in the municipality of Tizimín.
The variety of tourist attractions in Chiapa de Corzo, like the famous “sumidero canyon,” are some of the widest among all the Mexican Magical Towns.
Zacatecas city is known as “the pink city with a silver heart” due to the color of the stone used in the construction of its main monuments and the richness of its precious metal deposits.
Izamal Yucatan, known as the yellow city or the city of the three cultures, is one of the most beautiful magical towns in Mexico.