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San Jerónimo Aculco
The remarkable old parish church at the center of Aculco
The remarkable old parish church at the center of Aculco
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A magical town located on a plateau at the foot of the Sierra de la Laguna, a paradise overlooking the Pacific Ocean amidst an oasis of crops, palm groves, and the sugarcane fields of the Pilar Valley. The fertility of its soil and the abundant water from the springs of the Sierra de la Laguna led Todos Santos to a boom in agriculture, especially sugarcane cultivation, at the end of the last century.
One of the most brilliant and colorful stops on the Tren Maya, the waters around Candelaria seem to flow with the rhythm of the people and the town.
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A dreamy river town in the heart of the jungle, Palizada pays off the daring with never-ending trips into the steamy and distant past.
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The mysterious and surprisingly modern second chapel in Aculco.
The fantastic pirate coast and a giant nature reserve where fresh water flows into the Gulf of Mexico.
The town is a splendid collection of vernacular architecture, rich Zoque culture and majestic natural surroundings.
A mystical and beautiful little town on the central Chiapas grasslands, Ocozocoautla is fog-draped and totally unforgettable.
Among the most famous cities in Mexico, San Cristóbal de las Casas offers a remarkable charm and something entirely Central American in its candor and deep faith.