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The Mexican Kaleidoscope tour includes all the diversity of Mexico from the Pacific Coast to Caribbean. wild nature, a unique symbiosis of pre-Hispanic and colonial cultures, a mixture of bright flavors and ethnic diversity - all this will be revealed during this fascinating tour.

Route: Mexico City - Acapulco - Taxco - Puebla - Cholula - Villahermosa - La Venta - Palenque - Gulf of Mexico - Merida - Cenote - Chichen Itza - Cancun / Riviera Maya

Day 1. Mexico City
Meeting at the airport. Transfer and accommodation in a 4 * hotel. Free evening for relaxation. Day 2. Mexico City - Teotihuacan - Basilica of Our Lady of Guadeloupe
Sightseeing tour of Mexico City - one of the largest metropolitan areas. Elite quarters and slums, skyscrapers built using modern technologies, and small mansions - all this creates a unique image of the city of contrasts - Mexico City. You will go to Zocalo Square, which is an important historical center of the capital. The main monuments of history and architecture are concentrated here; Cathedral, National Palace with frescoes by Diego Riviera (provided that the Palace is open to the public), etc.
After driving along one of the most beautiful streets of the city - Reforma Avenue, you will go to the mysterious Teotihuacan - the cult center of the ancient Indians, striking in its scale and grandeur of buildings, you will have the opportunity to climb the pyramids of the Sun and the Moon to enjoy the view of the city from above. There is a hypothesis that the ancient inhabitants of Teotihuacan possessed knowledge about cosmic energy, which is now lost, and that the exact orientation of ancient buildings by the sun, moon and stars has its own deep meaning. The strictest geometric layout of Teotihuacan confirms these assumptions.
During the tour, you will also visit the Basilica of the Virgin of Guadeloupe (patroness of Mexico), steeped in legends and wonders.
Accommodation in a 4 * hotel. Day 3. Mexico City - Acapulco (400 km)
Breakfast at the hotel and early departure to Acapulco - one of the most famous resorts in the world, famous for its comfortable climate, white beaches, nightlife and the fabulous beauty of the bay. Arrival at 14:00. Hotel accommodation.
Acapulco has become a favorite holiday resort for Hollywood movie stars and millionaires. Acapulco is gorgeous unforgettable vacation on the shores of the Pacific Coast.
In the evening, at 20:00, visit the diving show “La Quebrada”, dazzling the imagination with the courage of the divers from the high cliff into the crevice. Day 4. Acapulco - Taxco - Puebla (450 km)
Breakfast at the hotel and early departure to one of the most beautiful colonial cities in Mexico - Taxco. The city, located in the mountains in the heart of the country, is a world heritage of mankind and is protected by UNESCO. Narrow cobbled streets, exquisite Spanish Baroque architecture, the Gothic Cathedral of Santa Prisca and much more will amaze you with its beauty and special flavor. Taxco is also famous for its silver checkers and silverware. Departure to Puebla at 15:30. Churches and houses adorned with talavera ceramic tiles, the landscapes of the surrounding mountains and volcanoes make the City of Angels Puebla a dream come true beautiful photos and ancient architecture. Walking through the evening city, visiting cathedrals and churches of Puebla.
Hotel accommodation. Recreation. Day 5. Puebla - Cholula - Villahermosa (650 km)
Breakfast in the hotel. At 08:30 departure to Cholulu - a former Indian city, famous for the pyramid of the Toltec times, which is considered one of the largest pyramids in the world. At the top of the pyramid is the Church of the Blessed Virgin of the Comforter. It is believed that the city of Cholula was once an important political and ceremonial center of Mesoamerica during the classical period, it was like a mirror image of Teotihuacan in its heyday.
At 11:00 - departure to the colonial city of Vilhermosa, the capital of the state of Tabasco. Arrival in the city at 20:00. Hotel accommodation. Day 6. Villahermosa - La Venta - Palenque (190 km)
Breakfast.
Departure to the unique open-air park-museum - "La Venta", where the cultural monuments of the Olmecs are collected - the mother of all Mesoamerican cultures, the oldest and most mysterious civilization America. Giant heads with negroid features are one of the greatest mysteries of this civilization, which scientists still have not solved. Further on the program - transfer to Palenque, located in the state of Chiapas. Palenque is one of the most famous Mayan archaeological sites in Mexico, rivaling the eighth wonder of the world, Chichen Itza. Thousands of tourists are taking a pilgrimage during this ancient city located among the hills overgrown with high jungle to contemplate this man-made miracle.
Accommodation in a 4 * hotel. Day 7. Palenque - Gulf of Mexico - Merida (550 km)
Breakfast. Departure from the hotel at 08:30.
On this day, you will have a long drive to the city of Merida, with a stop in the town of Champoton to swim in the Gulf of Mexico. Free time will be provided for relaxation and lunch at a local Mexican restaurant.
Arrival in Merida at 21:00. This charming city with narrow streets, colonial architecture and shady parks captivates at first sight. "White City", as Merida is also called, is famous for its cuisine and pork dishes, which can be tasted in any of the many cafes and restaurants. Rest at the hotel. Day 8. Merida - Cenotes - Chichen Itza - Cancun (350 km)
Breakfast. Departure to the center of the Yucatan Peninsula to explore its main attraction - Chichen Itza. This ancient city is one of the New Seven Wonders of the World and is recognized World heritage UNESCO. The Pyramid of Kukulkan, the Temple of Warriors, the world's largest ball court Pok-ta-Pok, the Temple of the Jaguars, the Observatory and other buildings of the city will appear before you and amaze with their grandeur. Then you will swim in a crystal clear karst lake or cenote, where you can experience the healing properties of underground waters.
Transfer to Cancun / Riviera Maya, hotel accommodation according to prior reservation.
The tour price includes:
  • Transport (depending on the number of people in the group: minivan, sprinter or bus).
  • Entrance fees to all archaeological sites and reserves specified in the program.
  • Accommodation in hotels of a category not lower than 4 *. Buffet breakfast or American breakfast included.
  • Russian speaking guide services.
  • Group transfer from your Cancun / Riviera Maya hotel to the airport on the day of departure.
The tour price does not include:
  • Lunches and dinners along the route.
  • Gratuities to the guide and driver.
  • Accommodation in hotels after the end of the route.

We reserve the right to adjust the program due to unforeseen circumstances beyond our control: weather, strikes, road conditions, force majeure, health problems, etc. These changes can only be made for the benefit and safety of customers.
The program is recommended to be combined with a beach holiday in Cancun or the Riviera Maya.

A divine place, where nature itself ordered the creation of a magnificent resort. An amazing corner of the coast The Pacific attracts with warm and transparent waves, clean beaches, emerald palms, turquoise lagoons, hills, gentle sun and eternal summer. This is all Acapulco, Mexico. Today this city is visited not only for its unique health and recreation opportunities. Luxurious villas, fashionable hotels, fantastic restaurants, crowded nightclubs and casinos beckon those young in mind and body.

Acapulco (Mexico) is visited by millions of tourists annually. Here you can often see pop stars, show business and cinema, intending to spend a peaceful holiday in paradise. The high season is in December-January, when the weather is dry all the time. Parasailing, diving, fishing, water skiing are just some of the activities available off the coast of the Pacific Ocean.

Acapulco (photos confirm this) - amazing beautiful city... And even if there are no traces of the mysterious and ancient civilizations of the Maya and Aztecs, there are many attractions here. The Spaniards founded the future resort as a staging post on the way to Southeast Asia. In the old part of the city, you can still see the once main Municipal Square, Zocalo, a fortress from the beginning of the eighteenth century. The fort today houses a historical museum with a dozen exhibition halls, a library and a cafe. Among the interesting buildings in Acapulco, the Iglesia de la Catedral temple, erected in 1930, occupies a special place. This is a real Mecca for lovers, because a marriage made within the walls of this church is doomed to good luck. The wedding is held here every Saturday throughout the year.

The city of Acapulco (Mexico) breathes a rich cultural life. Fairs, concerts, exhibitions, seminars are regularly held at the Convention Center, on the territory of which there are several famous theaters, unique museums, a garden of tropical plants and an Aztec square. On the territory of the resort there is the Peace Chapel - an ancient castle on the very high mountain Las Brisas. Next to it there is a 42-meter cross, which keeps Acapulco from misfortunes, and under it is an observation deck.

Acapulco (hotels confirm this) is a very hospitable city. Guests are welcomed here with open arms, bread and salt. Institutions are available for different tastes and wallets. At the front desk you can book unique excursions: walking, land or water. A glass-bottom boat will take you to the grand zoo on Roqueta Island. In the northeast of Acapulco, you can visit the archaeological site of Palma Sola with the ancient ritual center of the Yones people. And the caves of Cacahuamilla will surprise you with a fabulous underworld.

Entertainment from dawn to dusk promises tourists Acapulco, Mexico. The city, where life is always in full swing and where they never sleep, beckons with neon lights, inviting rhythms and club smoke. La Quebrada show will tickle the nerves of brave daredevils, and the water center will help relieve tension. And having met New Year in this crazy city, you can never forget it! Walking along the wide avenues, you will hum the words of Laima Vaikule's incomparable hit: "Acapulco, ay-ay-ay" and enjoy the sounds

The entire tourist area of ​​the resort is schematically divided into three areas:
Old Acapulco is located in the western part of the bay. It was here that the first vacationers arrived in the 50s and 60s.
Golden Acapulco is located in the central part of the bay and is the main gathering place for hotels, bars, nightclubs, shopping centers, restaurants and beach bars. The central area starts from the "Old Town" and runs along the Costera Miguel Alemán promenade to the east. The cost of apartments in hotels is relatively high here with a downward trend towards the "Old Town".
Diamond Acapulco begins at the point where the main promenade, Costera Miguel Alemán, merges into the Carretera Escénica highway, which stretches to the airport. The most expensive hotels, luxurious villas, gourmet restaurants are located on the mountain slopes, from where an extremely beautiful landscape opens onto the bay.

Where to stay?

In Acapulco, many hotels are ready to warmly welcome and provide their services, among which you will certainly be able to choose the one that you like. The following hotels are especially popular.
"Elcano" 4 * is located in the "Golden" area and is located on one of the most famous beaches - Condesa. The city center is just a 15-minute drive from the hotel. It offers comfortable and cozy rooms, swimming pools, restaurants with traditional Mexican cuisine and a lot of entertainment.
Those who prefer luxury and exoticism will certainly like the Pierre Marques 5 * hotel, which is one of the best in Mexico and offers quiet rest on white sandy beaches. Quirky bungalows and small houses nestled in lush tropical greenery and surrounded by the ocean will create an unforgettable experience.
Wonderful budget option will become the "Ritz Acapulco" 4 * hotel, located in the "Golden" area on Playa beach Hornos. There is a shopping and entertainment center, a park and " swap meet", Where you can buy all sorts of souvenir trinkets.
The hotels “Fiesta Americana Condesa” 5 *, “Fiesta Americana Villas Acapulco” 5 *, “Las Brisas Acapulco” 5 * and “Fiesta Inn” 4 * have also recommended themselves well.




The resorts of Mexico are very popular for their luxurious sandy beaches, which annually attract thousands of tourists from all over the world. Each Acapulco beach unique in its own way and beckons with the perfect combination of luxurious natural landscapes with first-class service.
The beaches of Galetilla and Caleta are considered classics thanks to the calm surf, gentle waves and rounded sandy strips that describe the line of the island and the La Roqueta recreation area. This is a private area where, for a fairly high price, you can feel all the delights of a luxurious stay in fashionable hotels, exclusive villas and contemplate the vastness of the ocean. The journey from the mainland to La Roqueta Island is very tempting, thanks to the transparent boats, through the glass bottom of which you can see the beauty of the underwater world.




In the northwest of Acapulco are the beaches of Ornos and Tamarindos, which are limited to two luxury hotels located on them - Paraiso Acapulco and Amakas. Here, natural exoticism is ideally combined with European chic, which often attracts Hollywood stars and show business.
In the heart of the resort is La Condesa Beach, where many Latin American TV shows have been filmed. This beach attracts tourists with the opportunity to swim in a crystal clear artificial waterfall, dive in the coastal area, enjoy the riot of vegetation and watch colorful starfish.




For active recreation, the small beach area of ​​Puerto Marquez is ideal, where there are many playgrounds and there is an opportunity to take a boat trip, participate in sailing tournaments. In a separate area on the beach, there are 7 Mexican restaurants, each of which prepares dishes to your taste. Therefore, true gourmets will have something to eat here.
The beaches of Caletilla, Caleta and Pi de la Cuesta are ideal for families with children due to their gentle entrance to the water, gentle waves and well-developed infrastructure. The beach here, like everyone else in Acapulco, is a grayish-yellow hue, and the water is deeply dark in color.

Acapulco landmarks




In addition to many entertainment and gorgeous beaches, tourists have the opportunity to visit cultural and historical places of this Mexican resort. You can start acquaintance with historical relics with Cathedral, known as the Cathedral of the Lady of Solitude, located in the central part of the resort. A feature of the modernist building is the curly stained-glass windows, opened with blue paint and gold.




On the most high point resort - Mount Las Brias, there is the ancient castle of the Chapel of Peace, next to which there is a high (42 meters) cross, bringing good luck to sea travelers. From here, a magnificent view of the city and mountain ranges opens up.
Visiting the Gererense Cultural Center, you can get acquainted with folk art, visit the gallery of art and photography. Also on the territory of the center is the Mescal Archaeological Museum, which displays exhibits ancient era and a huge library with more than nine thousand books, which have been carefully collected by the townspeople over the years.




Definitely worth a visit and national reserve Papagayo, on the territory of which there are artificial lakes, a bird park, a water park and a platform with astronomical telescopes. The park is open daily from 7-00 am to 21-00.
For Spanish culture, visit the San Diego Fortress, which was built in the 17th century. To date, there are 12 permanent halls located there. historical museum and one temporary.

Entertainment




After enjoying the sandy beaches, you can be active and feel the thrill of local entertainment. Particularly daring tourists should definitely jump from a cliff over 30 m high into the sea near La Quebrada bay.
The waters of the Acapulco coastline are famous for their abundance of fish, and fishing enthusiasts will enjoy this entertainment. Dorado, barracuda, tuna and blue marlin can be caught in the waters here. All fishing equipment and boats are rented on site.
In addition, you can go diving, windsurfing, water skiing, yachting, parasailing. Acapulco has several tennis and golf clubs.
In the evening, you can go on a night boat trip on a glass-bottom boat, the board, which is illuminated by lanterns, and music is played on board, which creates a very enchanting romantic mood.

Entertainment for children




The entertainment structure of the resort is arranged so that both adults and children can "come off" here. Especially for children who came with their parents in Acapulco, there are many amusement parks. For example, on a huge (more than 52 acres) territory of the park " Papagayo ”, planted with tropical plants, the most popular are water slides, roller rink and children's Railway... After the entertainment, the whole family can go to a restaurant located in the park and recuperate.
The CiCi Aquatic Center invites its small and large visitors to ride high water slides, watch shows with seals and dolphins, watch tropical fish in the aquarium and swim in the pools.
With special permission, older children can go diving, and especially for younger guests, Acapulco has a Clubde Golf, which offers special training.

The nightlife of the Acapulco resort is represented by various clubs, shows, beach discos and lounge areas, which are filled with modern rhythms and fun from sunset to dawn.
Among the most popular nightclubs that visiting young people like to visit, one can single out the establishment "El Alebrije", which is the largest club Latin America and accommodating more than 5000 people. The main contingent is young people from 18 to 30 years old. The club hosts a foam party every Friday. The girls will have to pay 350 pesos for the entrance ticket, and 400 pesos for men. The entrance ticket also includes a free bar until 5 am. If you want to spend the evening in a positive way, do not skimp on tips, otherwise you may not wait for the next order.
The Palladium Club is located on the slope of Las Brisas Mountain, offering stunning views of the bay through glass walls. The entrance ticket includes a free bar and for girls the price is $ 30, and for men $ 40.
The Mandara Club is a smaller version of the previous establishment. The main musical direction is reggae and hip-hop. The club starts working at 10:30 pm, and the entrance ticket costs $ 30 for girls and $ 40 for guys.

Giving recommendations about restaurants is hard enough as everyone has different preferences, but a few of the most popular ones can be noted.
So, lovers of Italian cuisine can go for dinner at the restaurants "Raffaello", "Dino`s" or "Italianissimo". You can try exotic Japanese cuisine at Sushitogo or San & Town, while incredibly delicious traditional Mexican dishes are deliciously prepared at Elzorrito, Cocula and Fersatos restaurants.

A major port city in Mexico and one of the most popular resorts on the Pacific coast. The first stream of tourists poured into Acapulco in the 30s, when the city became a favorite vacation spot for Hollywood stars and the American rich. At various times, Elizabeth Taylor, Julio Iglesias, Placido Domingo and Frank Sinatra loved to come here. Following the "star" tourists, serious investments came to the resort. Now Acapulco is a fashionable resort with kilometers of snow-white equipped beaches, hundreds of hotels and a huge number of nightclubs, thanks to which the city is also called the night capital of Mexico.

Acapulco never sleeps. During the day, tourists spend time on the beaches, sailing and parasailing, and at night they rush to Costera Miguel Aleman Street, where they have fun and spend money on dance floors, casinos and restaurants. The nature of Acapulco seems to have been created for relaxation in “ tropical paradise". The local bay is one of the four most beautiful bays in the world and attracts millions of tourists every year. At the same time, the city, unlike Cancun, was able to preserve the unique Mexican spirit. The resort is great for families with children, senior tourists and young people.

Beaches in Acapulco

Acapulco is called the pearl of the Pacific Ocean. Primarily for its magnificent beaches. They stretch for almost 30 kilometers. Most popular of 20 municipal beaches considered Condes. Its length is one kilometer. The entrance is free. The sand on Condes is fine, pleasantly yellow in color. The ocean water is not the calmest. There are waves, so the beach is popular with water sports enthusiasts. Condes is well equipped. Here you can rent sun loungers, umbrellas, if necessary, go to the toilet and shower, as well as visit local cafes and restaurants.

Icakos Beach, similar to Condes, is another favorite tourist destination. It is two kilometers of well-equipped coastline with clear yellow sand and turquoise ocean waters. The waves are not strong here, but the water cannot be called calm either. A whole line of fashionable hotels, restaurants and nightlife stretches along Icacos. The beach is quite crowded. Hornos is considered one of the oldest beaches. It is located in a city park, where you can easily hide from the scorching sun under the palm trees, eat in a cafe, soak up the sand and swim in the calm ocean. Mexicans themselves and families with children love to relax here. Every year the famous Sand drawing competition takes place on Hornos.

Lovers of calm beach holiday it is worth looking at the hotels near the beaches of Caleta and Caletilla. A small island opposite protects the coast from the invasion of ocean waves, so this place is popular with families with children and elderly tourists. The infrastructure of the beach is designed for a relaxing family holiday: there are “paddling pools” for children in the water, sun canopies are installed, family restaurants and cafes work, and noisy parties are not held at all. There is in Acapulco and enough wild beaches... One of these is Revolcadero, in the southern part of the resort. The place is very picturesque. The ocean water is clear and the sand on the beach has a grayish tint. The beach is not suitable for swimming, as the waves on Revolcadero are large and there is a strong underwater current. For recreation, the beach is also not equipped: there are no sun loungers or toilets. However, lovers of secluded relaxation surrounded by wonderful nature will certainly like it.

Climate and weather in Acapulco

According to long-term observations, the sun shines in Acapulco 360 days a year. The climate here is mild throughout the 12 months. The average summer temperature is +30 degrees Celsius, a light breeze is blowing. Sometimes it rains, but they are short-lived. The high season in Acapulco is winter. From November to the end of April, the probability of rain is minimal. The air warms up to a comfortable +26, the same temperature and water in the ocean. It is this time that is considered the most favorable for tours in Acapulco.

In the afternoon At night Sea Season
January +30 +23 +24 Beach
February +30 +23 +24 Beach
March +30 +23 +25 Beach
April +30 +24 +26 Beach
May +31 +25 +27 Beach
June +31 +25 +27
July +32 +25 +27
August +32 +25 +27
September +31 +24 +27
October +31 +25 +26
November +31 +24 +25 Beach
December +31 +24 +24 Beach

Hotels in Acapulco

When choosing a trip to Acapulco and comparing hotels, you should pay attention to the division of the resort into zones. The districts are conventionally named "traditional", "gold" and "diamond". There is also an urban area - the place of residence of the Mexicans themselves. But it is better for tourists not to meddle there, as you can become an easy prey for criminals. In the west of the resort is the "traditional Acapulco". This is a place of concentration of city attractions. There are several hotels here, but they are more suitable for a short stay while visiting historical monuments. In the same area of ​​the city, popular budget housing, like guest houses. The price tags for the room are low. Tourists are usually only offered breakfast.

The main tourist area of ​​Acapulco is the "golden region". There are many hotels built here, both expensive and not so much. Nearby is full of all kinds of entertainment and entertainment places. Acapulco has a traditional five-star hotel classification system. But according to the observation of tourists, in Mexico the "star rating" of some hotels is still overstated. Nevertheless, they will be able to provide you with comfort and safety. They will also offer all-inclusive, which is popular with tourists.

In Acapulco, unlike other resorts in the world, there is a special category for super-hotels - Grantourismo. There is nowhere more abruptly, as they say. These hotels are located in the "Diamond Acapulco" - an area in the east of the resort, which is famous for its luxury housing. There are luxury villas and premium hotels everywhere. The expensive Las Brisas, for example, is famous for the number of celebrity guests who leave their handprints on the Wall of Fame. The grounds at Grantourismo hotels are usually huge. It has its own shopping centers, and golf courses, and nightclubs, and beaches. You can spend your entire vacation without ever leaving the hotel.

Acapulco landmarks

Despite the glory, exclusively beach resort, Acapulco will also be of interest to lovers of historical monuments. In the center of the city, for example, there is the Cathedral, better known as the Cathedral of the Lady of Solitude. The building was built in the Art Nouveau style and is decorated with extraordinary stained glass windows and sculptures. Interestingly, the building was originally built as a cinema, but later it was transferred to the church. Despite its name, the temple is popular with lovers who get married here.

The fortress (fort) of San Diego is a prime example of the Spanish influence on the culture of Mexico. It was built in the 17th century by the Dutch architect Andriano Boota. At this time, pirates ruled the waters of the Pacific Ocean. This fort was built to protect the city. Now the city museum is located here. The Gererense Cultural Center was opened in Acapulco in 1976. Tourists can visit the archeology museum, art and photography gallery, and find many interesting exhibits in the handicraft shop. Arriving in Acapulco, one cannot but visit the famous Papagayo Park, which traces its history back to the 40s of the 20th century. Tourism at this time was just emerging here. The park began to be built specifically for visitors. Now this picturesque place with three artificial lakes, a large bird settlement, a water park and an astronomical platform is very popular among both tourists and locals.

The hallmark of Acapulco is the world famous show La Quebrada, which takes place every night in an artificial crevice of the same name. During the performance, professional divers jump into the water from a height of 35 meters. Moreover, the depth of the bay in this place is only 5 meters. In order not to break, the daredevils are waiting big waves and push off strongly with their feet so as not to hit the rocks. The exciting show can be watched from observation deck or from nearby restaurants.

Cuisine and restaurants in Acapulco

Acapulco has many restaurants and cafes specializing in national cuisine. But most likely you will first meet her on the beach, where a local merchant will offer you elote. This is how boiled corn is called in Mexico. It is sold as a cob, strung on a stick, or as individual grains in a glass. Corn in Mexico is different from ours. After all, here it is boiled with the addition of chili and lime powder, and served with butter, sour cream or mayonnaise. As a snack, Mexicans use nachos, corn chips. At the Acapulco restaurant you will be served them on a large plate while still hot, along with various sauces: cheese, guacamole (avocado sauce), pico de galla (tomato and coriander sauce) and the most spicy diablo.

Soups in Mexico are not so popular, but if they are prepared, they can devote a whole day to it! It takes so long to prepare the national dish for the ambassador. This is a hearty soup made from meat, legumes, avocado and radish, with the addition of lemon and signature spices. Another popular soup in Acapulco is mushroom soup. His taste is absolutely not similar to Russian. Therefore, you should definitely try. As the main dish, you can order a tortilla stuffed (from meat, seafood, vegetables or all together), as well as a real Mexican steak. The freshest beef is briefly pan-fried along with lots of vegetables. The meat should definitely remain a little pink on the inside and be served hot.

Sweet tooths, having arrived in Acapulco, can then proudly tell that they have visited the homeland of chocolate. According to one version, it was here that he was invented and created. There are many types of chocolate in Mexico, including those with an unusual taste and even completely unsweetened. For dessert, you can also order caramelized guava. The fruit is dipped in thick sugar syrup in advance and allowed to cool. The sweetness is served with ice cream, chocolate and even chili peppers. Here is such a spicy Mexico!

What to bring from Acapulco

Mexico has always been associated primarily with the ancient Maya. Therefore, any symbolism of a lost civilization is a great souvenir. Despite the fact that there are no Mayan monuments in Acapulco itself, the famous calendars that promised us the end of the world are sold everywhere. Be sure to find a place in your suitcase for a multicolored wide-brimmed sombrero hat, as well as a national warm poncho and hammock. All of these things are inexpensive, but without them Mexico is not Mexico. There are many ceramics in the Acapulco markets. These are bright cheerful plates that can serve not only as a souvenir, but also as a real tableware in the house, reminding of carefree days in colorful Mexico.

Seeing skulls in souvenir shops, do not be alarmed, but rather buy a few as a gift. After all, the skull in Mexico symbolizes life after death. Skulls with smiles are even made of chocolate here. You can also buy the silverware for which Mexico is so famous. Bottles of real chili sauce and tequila will serve as edible souvenirs.

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