What are the things to see in Mexico?

Mexico is South America.

The terrain of Mexico is very complex, most of it is plateau terrain, but the temperature is relatively moderate throughout the year, it is not very cold in winter, and it is not very hot in summer, and it is almost evergreen in all seasons, so the natural conditions are very superior, and there are many scenic spots. If you want to travel to Mexico, you can go to Cancun, Los Cabos, Oaxaca, and Mexico City.

There are also Puerto Vallarta, Copper Canyon, Carmen.

Island cities and so on, are more fun places. <>

1. Cancun

Cancun, Mexico, is a city located in the southeast of Mexico, and is also located in the Caribbean Sea.

The coast is one of the most prestigious resorts in the world. Cancun is a great place to live, so more than 3 million tourists visit Cancun every year, including celebrities and celebrities. There are more than 140 hotels in this place in Haikang, and at night, it is very bustling everywhere and the nightlife is very rich.

During the day, the sun shines on the place, and the combination of white sand and blue waters, as well as the coconut groves next to it, is perfect for vacations. <>

Mexico

When you go to Mexico, you must take a visit to Mexico City, because Mexico City is the political, economic and cultural center of Mexico, the capital of Mexico, and the city area of Mexico is very large, ranking among the largest cities in the world, and it is also Latin America.

It is a very important financial center, where most Mexicans live, and the economy is relatively developed. <>

3. The city of Isla del Carmen

The city of Isla del Carmen is often referred to as Carmen, which was originally a small fishing village, but in recent years it has developed very well and has gradually become a very prosperous city with a vibrant scene. The village of Cayo del Carmen has a very beautiful sandy beach and a lot of entertainment options.

With the addition of a lot of new commercial buildings, Playa del Carmen is the number one beach in Mexico, making it a mecca for a relaxing holiday.

There are many interesting attractions in Mexico, such as Syntagma Square, as well as Cancun, Oaxaca, Mexico's Independence Column, the National Palace, and the Great Temple. Mexico is a great place to visit. Los Cabos, Mexico City and Puerto Vallarta, Copper Canyon are also very nice.

Head to Guanajuato, a small town in the northwest of Mexico, known as the City of Color. In Mexico, there are many places where buildings are made in bright colors, but no city has the same extreme colors as Guanajuato. There are also the pink sand beaches of the Bahamas, Lake Cyril and Hutt Lagoon in Western Australia.

Whenever pink is mentioned, a group of "uncles and aunts" with girlish hearts can always be blown up. Don't be too dreamy! Flamingos can be spotted not far from Pink Lake, and from August to March the American flamingos spend their holidays in the Yucatan Peninsula, taking off and landing together, eating, chatting or falling asleep on one leg with their heads tucked into their wings.

There are Cancun, Chichen Itza, Plaza de la Constitución Mexico, the National Palace of Mexico, Cozumel Island, ......Among them, Cancun is located in the northern part of the Caribbean Sea, surrounded by the sea on three sides, with beautiful scenery, is a famous international tourist city in Mexico, and has one of the top ten beaches recognized in the world.

The Archbishop, Uxmal, the Pyramid of the Moon, the Museum of Anthropology, Xochimilco, the Great Temple, and much more.

The Pyramid of the Moon, the Grand Cathedral, the Oval Astronomical Observatory, Chichen Itza, Syntagma Square, etc.

1. Pyramid of the Moon.

The Pyramid of the Moon, located in Mexico, is located in the north of the ancient city of Teotihuacán and is a place where the moon god is worshipped. It is architecturally styled like the Pyramid of the Sun, except on a smaller scale, built 200 years later than the Pyramid of the Sun.

2. The Cathedral of the Archbishop.

The Archbishop of Mexico is an ancient and sacred church, due to the construction time of more than 300 years (from 1573 to 1813), the Archbishop of Mexico has a distinct imprint of the times, spanning many periods, all the messages are reflected in the magnificent architectural style of the Archbishop of Mexico.

The Baroque and Neoclassical styles of the Classical period, as well as the architectural styles of various periods, have all come together to create the present appearance of the Archcathedral of Mexico.

3. Oval astronomical observatory.

The Chichen Itza Observatory in Mexico is located on the ruins of Chichen Itza. On the edge of the observatory are large stone cups, which the Mayans filled with water and observed the stars by reflection to determine their rather complex and extremely precise calendar system.

4. Chichen Itza.

Chichen Itza is the ruins of an ancient Mayan city located in the southern part of the Mexican state of Yucatan. It is 3 kilometers long from north to south and 2 kilometers wide from east to west, with hundreds of buildings, and is the site of ancient Mayan culture and Toltec culture. "Chiqin"Meaning:"Wellhead"The cenote was the foundation for the construction of the city.

5. Syntagma Square.

Plaza de la Constitución in Mexico City, also known as Plaza de la Constitución, Plaza de la Constitución (Socano means platform base in Spanish), is located in the center of Mexico City, Mexico (host city of the 19th Summer Olympic Games).

Mexico City's Plaza de la Constitución** has the huge Mexican flag, which is 55 meters long and wide, with an area of more than 1,700 square meters. Mexico City's Plaza de la Constitución is the center of political, religious, and cultural activity in Mexico.

1. Mayan monuments: The ruins of the Mayan city-state of Chichen Itza were once the largest and most prosperous city-state of the ancient Mayan Empire. The ruins are located in the middle of the Yucatan Peninsula.

It was founded in 514 AD. Among the main monuments of the city-state is the Square of the Thousand Pillars, which once supported a huge dome-shaped roof.

It can be seen that this building is huge.

2. Moon Pyramid: The Moon Pyramid is located next to the Sun Pyramid, which is a place to worship the moon god and is a product of the Aztec civilization. The architectural style is the same as that of the Pyramid of the Sun, which was built 200 years later than the Pyramid of the Sun.

3. Monterrey: Monterrey, the capital of Nuevo León in northeastern Mexico, is considered the most American city in Mexico, with its rich and colorful history and culture being its greatest feature.

4. Syntagma Square: In Syntagma Square.

1. Syntagma Square: commonly known as "Socalo", the Bench Yuzai is the main square in the center of the ancient city of Mexico City, and the main square of many other towns in Mexico is called "Socalo";

2. National Palace: It is the seat of the federal administration of Mexico, located on the entire east side of the Plaza de la Constitución in the center of Mexico City;

3. Independence Column: Demolished, also known as the "Angel Monument", located on Avenida de la Reformation in Mexico City;

4. Chapultepec Castle: Located in Chapultepec Park at the top of Chapultepec Hill in Mexico City, with an altitude of 2,325 meters;

5. Mexico City Cathedral: It is the largest and oldest cathedral in the Americas, located on the north side of the Plaza de la Cinzava in the center of Mexico City, above the former Aztec Temple.