UNESCO World Heritage Sites in Mexico

This is Mexico's —and perhaps the one of the world's— most important archaeological sites, Situated about 30 miles northeast of Mexico City, it's a popular day-drip from the capital

The ruins at El Tajin offer visitors the opportunity to witness unusual structures amidst one of the most enigmatic and fascinating archaeological ruins in Mexico

Mitla, which means 'place of rest' or 'place of dead' is an ancient center of religious ceremonies and sacrifice, situated less than an hour's drive from Oaxaca City

Surrounded by lush tropical jungle, Palenque offers a serene and mystical atmosphere that is apparent from the moment you enter the site