Mexico is a large country located between the United States and Central America. It has coastlines along the Pacific Ocean and Gulf of Mexico, and diverse landscapes including mountains, deserts, and jungles. Some of the most popular cities to visit in Mexico include Mexico City, Merida, Todos Santos, San Miguel de Allende, Huatulco, Playa del Carmen, Guanajuato, and Puebla.

1. Mexico is a country between the U.S. and Central
America that's known for its Pacific and Gulf of Mexico
beaches and its diverse landscape of mountains, deserts
and jungles
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2. Mexico City
Mérida
Todos Santos
San Miguel de Allende
Huatulco
Playa del Carmen
Guanajuato
 Puebla
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3. There really is no more fascinating city in the world than Mexico's misunderstood
capital. With a population of over 21 million (and a crime rate about a third of
Washington, DC's), Mexico City had a serious scrub-up for its bi-centennial, and
now some places like mariachi-filled Plaza Garibaldi are considered (like Times
Square in New York) safe enough to be a 'Disney version' of its former gritty self.
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4. Four hours inland from
Cancún, Mérida is 'real
Mexico', a colonial city of
750,000 lived-in and
loved by locals and near
several days' worth of
superb daytrips. It's not
only an underrated add-
on to a beach vacation,
but a destination in its
own right.
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5. If you've not been – and most haven't – circle 'Todos Santos' for
the next Baja trip. Sure, some long-timers say it's not what it
used to be, as popularity has swelled (and its 'gringo: Mexicano'
ratio has evened out), but it still beats the Cabo San Lucas
condos for laid-back sense of peace in Baja Sur.
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6. Yes, it's an obvious choice – and with
reason. A bit of an American-expat go-
to of the silver towns of the central
highlands north of Mexico City (and
two hours from the León airport), San
Miguel de Allende is a stunner, with
any worry of drug violence a distant
rumor. The town itself – as seen in
Robert Rodriguez's Once Upon a Time
in Mexico – is the main attraction
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7. If it's resorts you want, Huatulco is a rare
success story in recent resort
development. This former fishing village
has become the Oaxacan beach resort of
choice lately, benefiting from its gentle
development plan that keeps much of the
12 miles of sandy shoreline completely
unspoiled and the town under six-stories
high. Activities can fill several days.
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8. Speaking of forward-thinking resort towns, Playa del
Carmen corrects nearly every mistake of Cancún's Zona
Hotelera. Pedestrian-oriented Fifth Ave ('La Quinta' –
where it's wise to keep an eye on your belongings after
hours) is one block from the water and lined with bars,
nightclubs, take-away tacos and tacky souvenirs.
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9. A gorgeous hill town of
16th-century cathedrals
and brightly colored
homes on plazas lined with
laurel trees, it is best
visited during October's
Festival Cervantino – a
serious cultural
extravaganza with
orchestras, ballet
folklórico, modern art,
mariachis, and Mexico City
punk bands. And most of
it's free.
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10. A 'mini Mexico City' – with a mere 1.5 million
residents – puebla is a colonial wonder city,
packed with cathedrals and a wonderful
museum devoted to ancient artifacts, and is far
more manageable and laid-back than its size
would suggest
The historic center is the place to
stay, with buildings decked
in azulejos (painted tiles) and many
spots to sample the local taco
árabe (Arabic taco), made of
marinated pork served on Middle
Eastern-style flat bread.
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11. Chichen Itza Day Trip from Cancun
Viator Exclusive: Early Access to Chichen Itza with a Private..
ancun Combo Tour: Xcaret, Xel-Ha, Xplor and Chichen Itza
National Museum of Anthropology
Chichen Itza
Zona Arqueologica Teotihuacan
Xplor Park
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12. go to the Island of the Dolls.
Don’t expect the majority of the people to speak English
Don’t buy a lot of street food
Don’t carry important documents/property with you
Being insulting/contemptuous towards churches, priests,
nuns, religious statues, religious paintings, etc
Don’t pay in your own currency
Be aware of spicy food if you are not used to it
Don’t be silent when someone sneezes
Beware of easy Spanish swearing
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13. Mexico is a huge country and the weather varies
by season and region. The optimum time to visit is
generally between December and April, when there is
virtually no rain. The coolest months are between
December and February, while the wet season begins in
the south in May and lasts until October.
•Luggage
•Money and Documents
•Clothes
•Footwear
•Protection from the elements
•Toiletries, Medication and Personal Items
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14. Mexico – Documents for Visa Process
Documents Required for Mexico tourist Visa
Original Passport [Current and previous if applicable].
2 coloured photographs 35*40mm in white background and 70 to 80%
zoomed faced, Gloss Finish.
Financial statements [Sanctum will suggest you the balance and the
way to project the statement].
Employment Proof and Pay Slips.
Income Tax Returns or Form 16 A.
Hotel booking confirmation.
Leave Approval Letter.
For applicants from business background for Mexico visa application
Sanctum Consulting will suggest accordingly.
For more details visit us at
http://www.sanctumconsulting.net/#!tourist-visa-Mexico/sjx75
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15. Additional Documents
Additional documents required for Mexico Visitor Visa
[Only if the applicant is invited or sponsored]
Passport first, last and visa pages.
Resident permit copy [if any].
Financial statements with sufficient balance if sponsoring.
Employment proof and Pay slips.
Rental Agreement and/or Utility Bill.
Wage/Tax statement.
For More details visit us at
http://www.sanctumconsulting.net/#!tourist-visa-]Mexico/sjx75
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16. Sanctum Consulting services for
Mexico Visitor/Tourist visa include
Filling the Application Forms.
Customizing Document Checklist as per the applicant's case.
Scheduling Appointment with the Mexico Visa Facilitation Centre with
Preferred Dates of your Choice.
Writing Invitation Letter for the sponsor or inviter [if invited].
Helping the applicant with the best deals in hotel booking.
Helping with the required letter formats from the employer.
Preparing the complete travel Itinerary including flight reservation for visa
purpose .
Booking Travel Insurance
Mock Interview preparation [If invited for interview].
P.S. To get a visa for Mexico please contact Sanctum Consulting for
customised document checklist.
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17. Fee - Structure
• Note -The process time of 2 working days is
considered only after applicant submitting
the required documents and information as
per the customized checklist provided from
Sanctum Business Consulting Pvt Ltd.
Appointment wait time at the Mexico visa
facilitation centre for submission and
biometrics may vary as per the availability of
slots.
• Note- The above price mentioned for
applicants between the age group between
2months to Less than 40 years. Above 40
please contact our consultant for updated
pricing which would include insurance of
Euro 30,000
GET IT RIGHT THE FIRST TIME
1. We charge a nominal fee of INR 2200which includes insurance for 9 days of
your trip .
2. Process time -2 working days
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