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]]>Research Customs
First and foremost, it’s advisable to research and respect the local customs and traditions. Mexicans take great pride in their heritage, so familiarize yourself with basic etiquette, such as greeting people with a friendly “Hola” and respecting religious sites and ceremonies.
Be Weary Of The Water
When it comes to food and water, exercise caution to avoid any digestive discomfort. While Mexican cuisine is renowned for its flavors, it’s recommended to consume food from reputable establishments and drink bottled water. Embrace the culinary delights but be mindful of your choices to ensure a delightful gastronomic experience.
Careful With The Transportation
Additionally, familiarize yourself with the local transportation options and use licensed taxis or ride-sharing services for safer travels within cities. It’s also advisable to keep an eye on your belongings and be cautious in crowded areas to minimize the risk of petty theft.
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]]>San Miguel de Allende
This charming colonial city in the heart of the Mexican highlands is a UNESCO World Heritage Site known for its baroque architecture and vibrant art scene. Its Historic Center dates all the way back to the 1600s and now features a unique combination of traditional architecture and modern amenities. Check out the Parroquia de San Miguel Arcángel, or take a stroll through Parque Benito Juárez.
Puerto Vallarta
For beautiful beaches and a bustling nightlife scene, be sure to visit Puerto Vallarta, a resort town on the country’s Pacific coast. During the day, tourists can try water sports or explore the town’s many markets and gardens. After dark, head to one of Puerto Vallarta’s many clubs or bars for a night of drinks and dancing.
Mexico City
As the capital of Mexico, Mexico City offers an exceptional mix of delicious food, iconic landmarks, and a mix of ancient and modern culture. For art lovers, the city is full of world-class museums such as the National Museum of Anthropology, while history buffs can explore historical sites such as the Templo Mayor, an Aztec temple from the 13th-century. Whatever you prefer, be sure to make time for some tacos al pastor – one of Mexico City’s most popular street foods.
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]]>Here are our picks for the top beach destinations in Mexico.
Acapulco
Acapulco is a popular beach resort town located on the country’s Pacific coast. It is known as a popular beach destination for Mexicans living in the capital of Mexico City due to its close proximity. Here, you’ll find hopping nightlife, pristine and clean beaches, and amazing sea cliffs from which you can jump!
Playa del Carmen
Looking for a more natural and laid-back alternative to destinations like Cancun and Cozumel? Check out Playa del Carmen, which is also located in the Riviera Maya region. This small resort town features crystal blue waters containing coral reefs as well as an ambiance that can be described as complete relaxation.
Puerto Vallarta
If you’re looking for a town that’s more than just its beach, Puerto Vallarta is a great destination. Not only is it a great place to catch rays and go for a swim, but it also has a beautiful, cobblestoned old town center which is full of interesting shops and restaurants.
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]]>Chilaquiles is another great type of Mexican dish that’s an absolute must-try. It is primarily eaten at breakfast. Here are the many ways Chilaquiles can be eaten, and how they make for an amazing party dish.
Eat it on a Bed of Fries
Chilaquiles is a versatile dish that can be eaten plain, with nachos or even on a bed of crispy fries. It’s usually topped with a sour cream sauce and onion rings, sprinkled with fresh avocado and tomatoes. Oftentimes, they’ll chuck in an egg for extra protein.
Salsa Fever
Salsa is one of the main ingredients in this savory dish. While chilaquiles is traditionally made with white sauce, in Tamaulipas (on the northeast part of Mexico) cooks use tomato sauce instead of white sauce.
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]]>Here are four that you must order while in Mexico.
Agua de Jamaica
Agua de Jamaica can easily be described as a hibiscus iced tea. Steeped with dried hibiscus flowers and then enhanced with sugar and a little bit of lime, this is a great caffeine-free alternative to iced tea.
Jarritos
Looking to give a Mexican drink a try but don’t want to make one of your own in the kitchen? Pop into your local Latin American grocery store and buy one of these delicious fruit sodas, which are beloved in Mexico.
Horchata
Mexican horchata is different from its Spanish cousin as it uses rice and cinnamon as the base to make this creamy, milky drink. Some people think it’s just too rich, but I think it’s a perfect way to beat the heat.
Aguas Frescas
Now, this is a Mexican drink that you can customize endlessly. What is agua fresca? Well, it’s essentially a fruit slushy that can be made with the fruit of your choice, some ice, and some lime juice. Yum.
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