Mexico’s Yucatan Is Open To Travelers; Here’s What To Do If You Visit

Mexico’s Yucatan has a wide variety of scenic spots.The state of Yucatán on the Yucatan Peninsula is open for travelers and if you’re wondering what you’ll find if you go there, here is a guide on things to do and places to see in this Mexican vacation destination.Yucatán is an ideal open-air road-trip destination that offers attractions related to archeology and history (e.g., ancient Mayan ruins and Hanequenera textile states going back to the 19th century), nature (cenotes and pink flamingos), sun and sand (the Riviera Yucatán), cuisine (cochinita pibil) and the living indigenous Maya culture, all within short distances of each other.It’s ideal for any traveler looking to experience a unique state in Mexico.The area is divided into six tourist zones.Here’s a rundown of each.Mérida:Cultural and gastronomic capital of the south The capital of Yucatán makes for a great home base for a visit to the destination. Mérida is home to more than 10,000 in hotels for all budgets, and Merida International Airport (MID) offers non-stop flights from Miami, Houston, Dallas, and San Diego via Tijuana’s International Airport.... Mexico’s Yucatan has a wide variety of scenic spots.The state of Yucatán on the Yucatan Peninsula is open for travelers and if you’re wondering what you’ll find if you go there, here is a guide on things to do and places to see in this Mexican vacation destination.Yucatán is an ideal open-air road-trip destination that offers attractions related to archeology and history (e.g., ancient Mayan ruins and Hanequenera textile states going back to the 19th century), nature (cenotes and pink flamingos), sun and sand (the Riviera Yucatán), cuisine (cochinita pibil) and the living indigenous Maya culture, all within short distances of each other.It’s ideal for any traveler looking to experience a unique state in Mexico.The area is divided into six tourist zones.Here’s a rundown of each.Mérida:Cultural and gastronomic capital of the south The capital of Yucatán makes for a great home base for a visit to the destination. Mérida is home to more than 10,000 in hotels for all budgets, and Merida International Airport (MID) offers non-stop flights from Miami, Houston, Dallas, and San Diego via Tijuana’s International Airport.

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