A guide to Mexico
A guide to Mexico There is no shortage of things to do in Mexico; from the lively capital to ancient Mayan and
Read moreOffering some of Mexico’s most dramatic scenery, the Copper Canyon is a series of spectacular rugged and forested canyons, some even deeper than the Grand Canyon. It is home to the Tarahumara people, who still live in small settlements and caves in the canyon.
The Chihuahua Pacific railway (El Chepe) offers one of the most breathtaking train journeys in the world. Travel from the town of Chihuahua, famous for its revolutionary history, down to the charming town of El Fuerte (near Los Mochis), or vice versa. Stop at Barrancas or El Divisadero overlooking the canyon for extraordinary views and hiking opportunities. Visit the frontier towns of Creel and Cerocahui, en route, for further exploration of the area, including visits to the picturesque Arareko Lake and the strange rock formations in the Valley of the Mushrooms, or walks in the pine and oak forests. Perhaps take a detour and stay deep in the canyon at the historic mining town of Batopilas.
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A guide to Mexico There is no shortage of things to do in Mexico; from the lively capital to ancient Mayan and
Read moreCox & Kings' Eleanor Lawrence digs up some fascinating facts and figures on the New Seven Wonders of the World.
Read moreWhether it be the colossal mausoleums and elaborate graves of the great and the good or eerie cemeteries and labyrinthine catacombs holding
Read moreCox & Kings travel consultant Ian Jordan guides us around the best of Mexico’s many historical sites.
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