Chichen Itzá is located on Mexico's Yucatán península. It is known for being one of The largest and best preserved Mayan pyramids.

Isla Mujeres is just a short boat ride away from the city of Cancún. Beautiful beaches and marine life are top reasons to visit this Caribbean paradise.

Mexico city, the capital, is an astonishing mixture of ancient influences, colonial architecture and modern life.

Acapulco is a beautiful resort town on the western shore of México. Georgeous landscapes abound!

The ancient Mayan ruinas of Tulum are a must see when visiting the Yucatán peninsula. One of the best preserved complete villages, the reason for it's desertion is unclear.

Cenotes are formed when soft surface ground falls to expose underground waterholes. These waterholes are popular tourist áreas for swimming and exploration. There are estimated to be nearly 7,000 cenotes on The Yucatán peninsula.

Oaxaca is located in south central México. It is the heart of traditional mexican culture. A great time to participate in The celebration of this culture is during The Day of the Dead festivities at the end of October and beginning of November.

Taxco is a very beautiful city near the capital. In addition to the vistas, it is well know for the silver jewelry that is made and sold there.

San Miguel de Allende is an architectural treasure from dating back to the 17th and 18th centuries.