The State of Colima is the fourth smallest state in Mexico but has no lack of variety for sites to visit. Located in Central Mexico on the Pacific coast, the state has a small population with a high standard of living and low unemployment. Colima Attractions There are many inland attractions to lure tourists away [...]
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Monterrey – Mexico’s Magnificent ‘Sultan of the North’
The city of Monterrey, with a population in excess of 3.4 million, is Mexico’s third largest city and high tech/industrial centerpiece. Monterrey also enjoys the distinction of being one of Latin America’s more enchanting cosmopolitan centers.
One Hombre’s Impressions of Mexico’s 2010 Cultural Extravaganza – Mexico City’s International Tourism Fair (FITA)
One of those historic communities, the legendary city of Teotihuacan (just a short distance north of Mexico City proper), is among the most advanced and historically renowned cities of the ancient world. Today, though but a mute remnant of Mexico’s celebrated past, the ancient ruins of this majestic metropolis still grace the 21st-century landscape with timeless beauty and mystery.
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Merida – The Historic and Contemporary “White City”
The “White City” of Merida offers ancient, cultural and contemporary attractions.
