There are so many things to see in Mexico that it is quite difficult to give them a rating and say that there are two top destinations to visit. In spite of this challenge, these are two places that are certainly at the top when you are trying to make a list of the best Mexican destinations of all time. It really does not matter if you are the kind of person who is interested in historical sites or natural wonders – you name it, you have it in Mexico! That is what makes this country one of the most liked vacation destinations for people from all over the world. Another reason why this is a favoured tourist destination is the ease of travel and commuting. You do not have to wait in long lines to go to an interesting location; all you have to do is contact the nearest travel agency who will be able to guide you on all that you need to be up and about in Mexico.
Guadalajara – Become Prayerful!
Every country in the world that has had a Christian influence or history can boast of a church or two that is exceptionally beautiful. Guadalajara has one of the most exquisite monuments to the Catholic faith – the Cathedral, which is in the state of Jalisco, of which Guadalajara is the capital. You will find that this state capital has an intriguing blend of the old and the new. It has avenues that you can see alongside large, verdant parks and there are quite a few heritage buildings that can catch your fancy. This cathedral is one of the most enchanting buildings that dot the city landscape. You could decide to spend quite a bit of time at this place of worship, especially if you plan to visit it on the day of a feast.
Some European Influences – Merida
This is a capital city that had tremendous historical importance at least five hundred years ago. This is a city that is currently the capital of Yucatan and has a great blend of culture that has come about because of the European influence. This can be seen in its construction as well as in the cultural fests and events that take place right through the year. You can also see evidence of French architecture in this interesting place, which is also called the white city or Ciudad Blanca.