You can´t go without visiting the Archaeological site in Teotihuacán, ¨the place where men become gods ¨. This former ceremonial center is one of the most important sites in the Pre-Hispanic America; It has been consolidated as one of The Mesoamerica’s most significant mystical centers and as the sample of the best architectonic style in the magnificent buildings of ceremonial order as the Pyramid of the Sun and of the Moon.

Don´t forget that Puebla is the principal Culinary center of Mexico, its gastronomy brings together in a perfect way the pre-Hispanic, Arabic, French and Spanish inheritance, which is reflected in their famous plates as the chiles en nogada and the mole poblano, that have acquired world reputation.

Monte Albán's Archaeological Zone in Oaxaca is the former capital of the Zapotec culture. Due to his incalculable artistic and cultural value of the buildings that shape it, the one´s rise up to almost two thousand meters on the level of the sea, Monte Albán has been declared as Patrimony of the Humanity by the UNESCO.  Mitla was the second most important ceremonial centre after Monte Alban; the largest attraction in Mitla is, without a doubt, the varied ornamentation of its buildings, and the great tombs from the Zapotec royalty. I you go to Oaxaca don´t forget to buy the regional hand-crafts like the black mud jars or the mache paper ¨alebrijes¨.

The Sumidero Canyon in San Cristóbal de las Casas is created by the Grijalva´s river which runs northwards through it. It is an inspiring canyon whose dramatic cliffs of up to one kilometer high and the river's depth of up to 100 meters deep dwarf anything in its presence. Don’t miss a walk around this city with a charming blend of colonial architecture and indigenous culture. It’s a pleasure to explore its stone pavement streets and its colorful markets, visit the indigenous villages or simply breathe its relaxed and peculiar air.

Merida, the “white City ", is known by its beautiful colonial made buildings that assemble as few cities in the country, history, art, tradition and culture. We recommend you to get on a "calesa", which is a kind of carriage ride by horses, the most important avenue of this city: the Paseo Montejo, in which they stand out ancient but beautiful houses of the 19th century. In addition you will be able to delight the exquisite ant typical plates of the mayan cuisine, as the papadzules and panuchos, done with tortillas and bathed with spicy sauce and the traditional cochinita pibil.

Chichén Itzá, place our ancestors conceived as the perfect city now forms part of the treasures of the world. Chichen Itza's archaeological Site has been chosen as one of 7 new marvels of the world. In this place you can transport yourself to the pre-Hispanic epoch and discover the secrets that enclose the most impressive buildings of this Archaeological place, as ¨El Castillo¨ or the Kukulcán's Pyramid or admire the sacred cenote, there invaluable jewels have been recovered as part of the offerings Maya gave to Chaac, the god of the rain.

Playa del Carmen, we recommend you to visit Xel –Ha, ¨place where the water is born”. It used to be port for the Mayan civilization, and now is one of the most wonderful ecological parks. Its major attractions they are his two interconnected lagoons, which offer an enormous natural pond to swim and snorkel. *As the night arrives, you can walk along the Fifth Avenue, the most famous point of reunion in Playa del Carmen, full of all kinds of restaurants, bars, as well as a mall with shops and exclusive boutiques. 

Tulum is an Archaeological Site constructed on a cliff in the Caribbean Sea. It was the city and port where the former priests and astronomers observed the celestial vault. His settlers used to call Tulum ¨saama ¨ or dawn, because its geographical location allows observing the Sun rise. The archaeological zone consists of buildings that constituted the ceremonial and political center of Tulum's city; the most significant building is ¨El Castle ¨.