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Frontera
A low-slung river town at the center of a giant biosphere reserve, Frontera is still a place of great mystery and legend.
A low-slung river town at the center of a giant biosphere reserve, Frontera is still a place of great mystery and legend.
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A stunning little railroad town along the Interoceanic was once the Capital of the Zoque civilization. Visitors get a dose of small town Tabasco and some of the best food in the region.
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