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Land of the feathered serpent
Discover Mexico, state by state
An editorial guide to the cenotes, ruins, beaches and traditions that define each region.
Where do you want to go?
From the Caribbean coast to the Sierra Madre — pick a state to see its tours and attractions.
Baja California
Pacific peninsula of vineyards, deserts and surf.
Baja California Sur
Sea of Cortez, whale sharks and white sand.
Sonora
Vast desert, indigenous heritage and Sierra Madre.
Chihuahua
Copper Canyon — deeper than the Grand Canyon.
Coahuila
Wine, dinosaurs and the world's biggest dune sea.
Nuevo León
Industrial heart with dramatic mountain skyline.
Tamaulipas
Gulf coast, sea turtles and citrus groves.
Durango
Old westerns filmed here — pine forests and silver mines.
Sinaloa
Mazatlán beaches and banda music country.
Jalisco
Birthplace of tequila, mariachi and charrería.
Guanajuato
Colorful colonial alleys and silver-rush history.
Querétaro
Aqueduct, vineyards and high-desert wine country.
Aguascalientes
Hot springs, San Marcos fair and Posada art.
San Luis Potosí
Huasteca waterfalls and Real de Catorce ghost town.
Zacatecas
Pink quarry baroque city in the silver highlands.
Mexico City
Mega-capital — Aztec ruins, art and street food.
State of Mexico
Teotihuacán pyramids and Nevado de Toluca volcano.
Morelos
Eternal-spring valleys, haciendas and Tepoztlán.
Puebla
Talavera tiles, mole and twin volcanoes.
Tlaxcala
Smallest state — Cacaxtla murals and bullfighting tradition.
Hidalgo
Prismas de Santa María Regla and Huasteca highlands.
Nayarit
Sayulita surf, Marietas Islands and Huichol heritage.
Colima
Active volcano above palm-fringed coast.
Michoacán
Monarch butterfly sanctuary and Pátzcuaro lakes.
Guerrero
Acapulco cliffs, silver towns and Pacific surf.
Oaxaca
Mezcal, Zapotec ruins and seven moles.
Chiapas
Jungle Maya ruins, Sumidero Canyon and Tzotzil culture.
Tabasco
Olmec colossal heads and dense tropical rivers.
Campeche
Walled colonial port and untouched Maya jungle.
Yucatán
Chichén Itzá, haciendas and a thousand cenotes.
Quintana Roo
Riviera Maya — Tulum, Cancún, Holbox, Bacalar.
Veracruz
Coffee mountains, son jarocho and El Tajín pyramids.
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