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One of the most diverse countries on the planet, nestled between the United States of America and Guatemala and Belize, lies Mexico. With coastlines along the Gulf of Mexico, the Caribbean, and the Pacific Ocean, Mexico is a unique blend of coastlines, mountains, deserts, and more. It is the seventh major traveler destination according to the WTO, and features some of the most unique beach resorts on the face of the planet. The inexpensive nature of the country means that visitors from all over the world can experience Mexico on a budget that has them living like kings, and the country is safe for all levels of visitors. First-timers will likely stick to the resorts at places like Puerto Vallarta, while veteran travelers can strike out into the countryside to experience the mountains and the ancient ruins of the Mayan Empire at places like Palenque.
Going to Mexico means experiencing whatever it is that you feel like. The country has a multi-billion-dollar tourist industry that satisfies every level of traveler, regardless of what part of the country you might happen to be in. Granted, certain sections of the country are a little rough around the edges, especially the drug trafficking parts of the country, but tourists are rarely bothered.
There is more to see in Mexico than can be accomplished in a single lifetime. There are literally thousands of destinations to choose from within the country. From the highland metropolis of Mexico City, once an ancient Aztec capital, and the throbbing heart of Mexico, to the variety of resort destinations on the coastlines, to the colonial city of Oaxaca or the Mayan ruins at Palenque or the Playa del Darmen, there is literally beauty at every turn.
City and beach lovers will want to see Cancun, Acapulco, Mexico City, Tijuana, Monterrey, or Guadalajara, birthplace of mariachi and tequila, while adventurers will want to head out to Chichen Itza, Ek Balam, Tulum, or Uxmal for the Mayan ruins. Regardless of what level of traveler you happen to be, Mexico will be sure to hold some surprises, regardless of how many times you have been.
Going to Mexico means experiencing whatever it is that you feel like. The country has a multi-billion-dollar tourist industry that satisfies every level of traveler, regardless of what part of the country you might happen to be in. Granted, certain sections of the country are a little rough around the edges, especially the drug trafficking parts of the country, but tourists are rarely bothered.
There is more to see in Mexico than can be accomplished in a single lifetime. There are literally thousands of destinations to choose from within the country. From the highland metropolis of Mexico City, once an ancient Aztec capital, and the throbbing heart of Mexico, to the variety of resort destinations on the coastlines, to the colonial city of Oaxaca or the Mayan ruins at Palenque or the Playa del Darmen, there is literally beauty at every turn.
City and beach lovers will want to see Cancun, Acapulco, Mexico City, Tijuana, Monterrey, or Guadalajara, birthplace of mariachi and tequila, while adventurers will want to head out to Chichen Itza, Ek Balam, Tulum, or Uxmal for the Mayan ruins. Regardless of what level of traveler you happen to be, Mexico will be sure to hold some surprises, regardless of how many times you have been.

