My name is Julio Aviles, I am from Monterrey Mexico and I'm glad to present :

"Mexico, the Land of the dreams"

Within an area of close to 1.2 million square miles, the country of Mexico holds a spectrum of geographical characteristics, and in traveling its expanse, one can quickly move from vast, arid deserts to steaming, tropical jungles, from lush, fauna and flora-rich wetlands to towering, glacier-capped mountains, from rugged, wind-swept coastlines to glistening, white-sanded and sun-washed beaches.Mexico is bordered by the United States to the north, and Belize and Guatemala to the south. it's a 110 million population country.

in Mexico we speak spanish, and love our visitors.

Places to visit

in Mexico. you will find info different kinds of tourism like: Arquaeological, Colonial cities & sites, sun & beach, scuba diving, fishing, spa & resorts and adventure tourism.

like Capital of Mexico, popular with tourists as an ancient Meso-American city, a megalopolis conurbation, and the site of many popular tourist attractions such as the Pyramid of the Sun and the Pyramid of the Moon. The man-made tourist zones of La Zona Rosa, El Palenque and El Zócalo are also here.



The coastlines of Mexico harbor many stretches of beaches that are frequented by sun bathers and other visitors. On the Yucatán peninsula, one of the most popular beach destinations is the resort town of Cancún

A day trip to the south of Cancún is the historic port of Tulum. In addition to its beaches, the town of Tulum is notable for its cliff-side Mayan ruins.



Located in the jungles of the tropical southern highlands, San Cristóbal de las Casas is a small appealing town with a lot of charm,a lot of Indian influence and some pretty amazing architecture.

Palenque, six hours to the north of San Cristóbal de las Casas by bus, is one of México's most impressive archaeological compounds. Palenque is set in the lush green jungle of the rain forest and is an incredible experience for anyone even slightly interested in archaeology


Going to the north you can visit "The Copper Canyon", nestled in the Sierra Madre Range, are actually several large canyons boasting a grandeur four times larger than the Grand Canyon of the United States, although different in nature; narrower, deeper, and more verdant.


in south Mexico, we find el Cañon del Sumidero one of the prime natural attractions of the State of Chiapas . The canyon measures 13 kilometers in length with cliffsides more than 1,000 meters high, offering breathtaking views of the surroundings.

the city of Guadalajara is a very special city, often called the most Mexican city in México.

and if you like nature, Each fall, monarch butterflies east of the Rocky Mountains migrate to high-altitude oyamel fir forests in central Mexico, where they overwinter in extraordinary aggregations of millions of individuals.A 1986 presidential decree created the "Reserva de la Biosfera Mariposa Monarca," the Monarch Butterfly Biosphere Reserve

and my city MONTERREY!

Check it out

At the Northeast of Mexico and South of Texas, Nuevo Leon is known as the financial center of of Mexico, and has a wide range of tourist attractions,

such as museums (you’ll find some of the best Latin American’s),

thematic parks,

natural parks,

grottos,

as well as architectonic sites,

gastronomy,

folklore

and much more.

Its capital, Monterrey –the city of the mountains, is host venue of important international events, congresses, fairs, conventions and exhibitions

travel tips

Taking simple precautions, those who visit Mexico will totally enjoy their vacations.
Tourist Permits are valid up to 180 days and can be obtained through the airline company or at the border, by presenting proof of citizenship.
When you travel, the organism takes time to adapt to the conditions, foods and germs of the place that visit, reason why the stomach upheavals are very common.
Drink purified bottled water
If you are not customary to the sharp food, must indicate it to your waiter before ordering, since many of our culinary delights use chilli for seasoning.

The official currency of Mexico is Mexican Peso.
Dollars also are accepted in hotels and other places.The type of change is to the day and it is announced within each bank and currency exchange business
Many options exist to travel, by day or at night, by earth. At the moment, commonest is to travel in buses that count on all the services and comforts.
If you wish to communicate from an mexican destiny this will not be a problem,You can obtain a phonecard in groceries, pharmacies and some stores. You can easily find telephone cabins in the streets. The establishments for long distance calls are habitually equipped with fax and Internet or you can call from a telephone house to any part of the world.

Mexican Customs

Knowledge and respect of the mexican customs will help you fit in and get the most out of your visit. Mexican people attach great importance to courtesy.'Por favor' and 'Gracias' ('please' and 'thank you') are essential phrases in Mexico. You will be considered rude if you omit these niceties. 'Con permiso' is another vital phrase. It means 'with your permission' ('excuse me') and is said when you need to divert your attention from the person with whom you are chatting, when you must cross in front of somebody, or when you must interrupt a person who is speaking.
Shaking hands gently is expected when you meet someone. When you enter and leave a room you should shake hands with everyone there.
when you order in a restaurant. Before you order the waitress will bring you a cup of water and the menu. After the waitress comes the second time, you can order, and after the waitress serves, you can start eating. Ten to fifteen percent is acceptable for waiters and tour guides - anyone who provides a service for you.

Women are expected to keep their voices low. Calling to someone across the street or talking from table to table in a restaurant is considered rude, as is raucous laughter. Women do not go out alone at night. While this custom is changing, it has not changed enough yet to make it safe.

Be quiet in church.

Some churches prefer you do not enter unless dressed with shoulders and legs covered. Also check before taking photographs, some want to protect their art work from flash photography damage. Flashes are prohibited at public performances like Ballet Folklórico.
Bargaining is part of the Mexican culture. It is much more than an exchange of goods and services for money ... it is an important social interchange between two people. It is a unique, and very enjoyable, custom.