Robert HardingLatin America’s most popular tourist destination boasts Ancient Mayan ruins, vibrant cities, lush jungles, turquoise waters, coral reefs and volcanoes as well as a rich art scene and a creative, varied cuisine. Diverse native American cultures exist alongside the Spanish traditions brought here five centuries ago, and colourful festivals regularly bring the streets to life.
Festival, Oaxaca (age fotostock/Robert Harding)
Mexico, The Mayan Riviera, Tulum, The Temple of the Wind (Authors Image/Robert Harding)
Colourful textiles (Neil Emmerson/Robert Harding)
Guacamole (Nico Tondini/Robert Harding)
Catholic Church, famous twin volcano in background, Cholula (National Geographic/Robert Harding)
Colonial Campeche City (age fotostock/Robert Harding)
Beach, Cancun, Quintana Roo, Yucatan Peninsula (age fotostock/Robert Harding)
Chichen Itza ruins, Yucatan (age fotostock/Robert Harding)
Plastic crucufixion, Mexico City (age fotostock/Robert Harding)
Iglesia del Carmen Tlalpujahua (age fotostock/Robert Harding)
Convento San Antonio de Padua SXVI, Izamal (age fotostock/Robert Harding)
Acapulco Cliff Divers (age fotostock/Robert Harding)
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