If nothing can replace the noise, smells and agitations of a country, we still try to make you travel to Mexico in photos!
Voyager is not only an act, nor an ambition, it is above all an art of living. And if it is difficult to cross the end of the world throughout his life, nothing prevents his mind from traveling. This is why Wanderlix offers several themes, to help you evade in your favourite countries, or to discover new wonders in anticipation of your future trips.
You can find for multiple destinations, our playlist travel , our top of culinary specialties and now ours top of the most beautiful pictures ! So, whether you're on the subway, at the bottom of your bed or at work, take 5 minutes to discover sublime clichés!
And today, it is in America that we transport you, and especially in Mexico. The country mixing cenotes, heavenly beaches and Mayan temples unveils before you through this top of our 30 most beautiful photos of Mexico.
Quintana Roo, between paradise beaches and paradise lost
Located in the south of the country, in the far east, the state of Quintana Roo is one of the most famous in Mexico. And for cause, it is the one that houses the most touristic paradises in Central America: Cancún and Tulum.
But if the Quintana Roo became so tourist, it is not a question of chance. He alone gathers a multitude of heavenly beaches, and also holds a number of incalculable hidden wonders. This is why it is part of our selection of the most beautiful photos of Mexico.
View on a beach in Cancun, Mexico – Photo credit: Shutterstock – gmstockstudio
White sandy beach and ruins of Tulum, Quintana Roo, Mexico – Photo credit: Shutterstock – javarman
Bacalar, the real paradise of Quintana Roo, Mexico – Photo credit: Shutterstock – Loes Kieboom
Bacalar and its lush nature by the water, Mexico – Photo credit: Shutterstock – Loes Kieboom
Xcaret ecological park, not far from Cancun, Mexico – Photo credit: Shutterstock – MasterPhoto
The Yucatán the immanquable Mexican
When preparing a trip to Mexico, it is absolutely impossible not to hear about the Yucatán peninsula.
Mérida, Valladolid and other “colonial” cities make this region one of the most historic in the country. The wonders in the heart of the Yucatán will push you to stay there for an infinite time, because nothing will ever cease to marvel at you.
Mérida, capital of the state of Yucatán in Mexico – Photo credit: Shutterstock – lunamarina
Pink salt lake, Salineras Xtampu, Mexico – Photo credit: Shutterstock – phortun
San Francisco de Campeche, a city full of colours – Campeche, Mexico – Photo credit: Shutterstock – emperorcosar
Sunrise in Champoton – Campeche, Mexico – Photo credit: Shutterstock – Marotoson
Colourful and empty Colonial Street in the historic centre of Campeche, Mexico – Photo credit: Shutterstock – cge2010
Detour by Mexico City and the colorful Puebla
If the Mexican coastline is no longer tempting, we advise you, however, during your trip, to make a passage through the capital of the country, Mexico City. You will find the heart of Mexican culture, by looking at markets, cafés, where you lose in the colorful streets of the capital.
Mexico is an ode to smile, to live together, and to happiness. But this is not a reason not to visit its surroundings, such as the town of Puebla, a real plight of your future journey. We let you judge yourself, thanks to these most beautiful pictures of Mexico!
Basilica of Our Lady of Guadalupe. Cupolas of the old basilica and urban landscape in Mexico City – Photo credit: Shutterstock – WitR
The sun rises on the metropolitan cathedral of Mexico City, Mexico – Photo credit: Shutterstock – Joshua Davenport
A colourful street in Puebla, capital of the state of Puebla, Mexico – Photo credit: Shutterstock – Diego Grandi
Sunrise on the streets of Puebla, capital of the state of Puebla, Mexico – Photo credit: Shutterstock – Bo Arrington
Mexico and its archaeological remains
Obviously, another highlight of Mexican culture is in its historical past. The country is full of more prestigious and impressive archaeological sites than others. It is by surveying the Yucatán and the northwest of the country that you will have the best chance to find it.
The archaeological site of Chichen Itza, Yucatan, Mexico – Photo credit: Shutterstock – Cesar Dussac
The archaeological site of Teotihuacan, in the valley of Mexico, Mexico – Photo credit: Shutterstock – Rafal Kubiak
Temple of Ixchel at the beach of Isla Mujeres, Mexico – Photo credit: Shutterstock – Kiev.Victor
The archaeological site of Monte Alban, Mexico – Photo credit: Shutterstock – WitR
Cross Temples on the Mayan ruins of Palenque – Chiapas, Mexico – Photo credit: Shutterstock – Diego Grandi
Cénotes and cascades
This is the heart of the writing, and most of the travellers surveyed Mexico: cenotates ! A breath filled with fresh or salty water, regularly allowing a bathing in a puit of light lost in the middle of nature, the cenotates represent natural escape at all costs.
If you plan to take the tour of Mexican cenotes, we recommend you take it in advance. Indeed, Mexican territory has more than... 10,000! Here is a florilège of the most famous cenotates, which you discover through these most beautiful photos of Mexico.
Ik Kil, Yucatan, Mexico – Photo credit: Shutterstock – Sergey Novikov
Cuzama Cenote, Yucatan, Mexico – Photo credit: Shutterstock – Florian Augustin
Cascadas de Agua Azul, Chiapas, Mexico – Photo credit: Shutterstock – Rawndall
Heart-shaped note, Mexico – Photo credit: Shutterstock – Sergey Novikov
Cascade Tamul, San Luis Potosí, Mexico – Photo credit: Shutterstock – Nailotl
Cascade de Palenque, Chiapas, Mexico – Photo credit: Shutterstock – Cyrille Fleury
Melo-Melo of Mexican Wonders
Since it is so difficult to stop this selection according to certain criteria, we offer you to finish a melo-melo of the most beautiful photos of Mexico, very short!
San Miguel de Allende in Guanajuato, Mexico – Photo credit: Shutterstock – Rubi Rodriguez Martinez
Hierve el Agua, Oaxaca, Mexico – Photo credit: Shutterstock – Belikova Oksana
Holbox, Quintana Roo, Mexico – Photo credit: Shutterstock – lunamarina
Another view from Hierve el Agua, Oaxaca, Mexico – Photo credit: Shutterstock – javarman
Lagoon of Bacalar, Mexico – Photo credit: Shutterstock – Fabian Rudolf
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