If you are still looking for the best destination for this vacation, do not hesitate, these options are incredible and are found in our country.
The World Tourism Organization (UNWTO) has 3 magical towns in Mexico as ‘Best Tourism Villages’. These paradises offer beauty of all kinds, from the natural to the cultural.
Get ready to get to know these tourist destinations, exploring their charms, local cuisine, and the costs of venturing to them.
Omitlán de Juárez, Hidalgo
Omitlán de Juárez is a colorful destination that is hidden in the fog of the state of Hidalgo, where it shelters its impressive cabins and gastronomic delights such as craft beer and sweet traditional breads.
In the center of the town, do not miss the callejón del Dicho. Its walls were covered with murals that refer to jars, a typical craft of this place. But, above all, they pay tribute to its cooks. Women who preserve ancestral recipes that use typical ingredients from the region, such as mushrooms.
It has cheap hotels, which range from 500 to 800 pesos per night, while AIRNB cabins range from 800 to 1,500 pesos.
Food is usually very cheap, with cheap restaurants on almost every corner, so that won’t be a concern.
Jalpa de Cánovas, Guanajuato
Jalpa is part of the Business, Adventure, Haciendas del Bajío and Cristera Tourist Routes. Due to its fertile soil, it became one of the main food producers, which is why it was also known as “The Granary of Mexico.”
Some of its attractions are the following:
Bodegas El Lobo
Ecopark Mil Azares
Former Hacienda de Cañada de Negros: lake, zip line, kayaks.
Hacienda de Jalpa de Cánovas: gardens, aqueduct and mill.
French Garden
Las Musas
Living & Spirit
Manantial Los Tanques
Municipal Market
State Mask Museum
At the lodging, with a maximum of 1000 pesos you will find a very good place, and to eat, the stalls on the street will allow you to consume whatever you like for modest amounts.
Higueras, Nuevo León
Nestled in the state of Nuevo León, Mexico, is Higueras, a picturesque municipality. This Mexican corner has gained renown as the “Capital of Oregano.”
This is a title that not only reflects its relevance in the production of this aromatic herb, but also its outstanding gastronomy and cultural charm.
Higueras fuses among its attractions the exact balance for the senses, with cutting-edge cultural and gastronomic activities and an offer of walks through the heart of the city and hiking through its wildest areas.
It reflects its essence
The heart of Higueras is its Main Square, a space that reflects the essence and everyday life of this charming town. Surrounded by the imposing Church of Our Lady of Guadalupe, this square is the meeting point for residents and visitors.
It also has the Museum of the History of Higueras. Located in the old municipal presidency, this 19th century museum houses valuable pieces that tell the history of the municipality.
There are cheap hotels, with prices of up to 700 pesos per night. Food can cost you as little as 40 pesos, if you find the right places.
Source: elmanana
