THE COUNTRY

Nestled between the vibrant blue of the Pacific Ocean and the warm embrace of the Caribbean Sea, Mexico is a tapestry of splendour and diversity. Rich in history and culture, this captivating country offers travellers a feast for the senses. From the ancient echoes of the pyramids of Teotihuacan to the colourful mosaic of Frida Kahlo's murals, Mexico is a land where past and present dance in a vibrant, harmonious rhythm.

Wander through bustling markets filled with the aroma of street food, explore the serene beauty of cenotes hidden in lush jungles, and lose yourself in the rhythms of mariachi music that linger in the night air. The country's warmth extends beyond its sun-drenched landscapes and embodies the spirit of its people - generous, vivacious and deeply rooted in tradition. Mexico invites you on a journey as exhilarating as it is enriching, promising memories as enduring as its storied heritage.

Cancún and Mayan Riviera;
Puerto Vallarta;
Cabo San Lucas and Los Cabos Corridor;
Copper Canyon;
Teotihuacan;
Calakmul;
Palenque;
Mexico City's Historic Center (includes Templo Mayor, Metropolitan Cathedral, National Museum of Anthropology);
Chichén Itzá

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TO BE KNOWN

The State's Capital

Mexico City
Time Zone

UTC -6
Telephone Code

52
Total Area

1 964 375 Km2
Population

129 875 529 (2023 est.)
Main Languages

Spanish, indigenous languages
Currency

Mexican pesos (MXN)
GDP Per Capita

USD 19100
Airports

1714
Heliports

1

TRAVEL INFORMATION

Climate

Varies from tropical to desert

Ethnic Groups

Mestizo (Amerindian-Spanish) 62%, predominantly Amerindian 21%, Amerindian 7%, other 10% (mostly European) (2012 est.)

Cultural Practices

When greeting in social situations, women pat each other on the right forearm or shoulder, rather than shake hands.

Traditional Cuisine

Tacos; Mole poblano — a thick dark red-brown sauce made with dried poblano peppers and chocolate; typically served with chicken or turkey; Chiles en nogada — poblano chile peppers stuffed with picadillo (a mixture of shredded meat, spices, fruits, and spices) topped with nogada (a walnut-based cream sauce), pomegranate seeds, and parsley

National Economy

One of the world’s largest economies; USMCA buttresses its manufacturing sector; has underperformed growth targets for three decades; COVID-19 disrupted export-based economy; corruption and cartel-based violence undermine economic stability