51 Awesome Things To Do in Mexico - Goats On The RoadThis great country whose capital, Mexico City, is one of the largest countries in the world, also has many wonders. If you are a nature lover who likes to spend your time on the beach or the green, Mexico will know how to please you. If you like ancient architecture, you would like to know that Mexico is the ideal place for you.

1. Rio Grande rivers

Rivers are abundant in Mexico. The largest of the Mexican rivers and all the rivers in the world is the Rio Grande. It serves as a separator between Mexico and the United States, and it is also known as Rio Bravo in Mexico, a river popular with tourists seeking thrills.

2. the Sierra Madre Occidental and the Sierra Madre Oriental

Two mountain ranges cross Mexico, namely the Sierra Madre Occidental and the Sierra Madre Oriental. Both are known for their majestic height and beauty. While you are here, be sure to visit this place to see these mountain ranges.

3. Oaxaca plateau

Located in Oaxaca in southwest Mexico, the Oaxaca Plateau is more than just a wonder of nature. It was also there that the first Zapotecs, one of the Mexican predecessors, built an ancient city. As such, Oaxaca Plateau remains one of Mexico’s greatest treasures.

4. Isla Mujeres

You will be glad to know that the Caribbean Sea is a neighbour of Mexico. Isla Mujeres is one of those beautiful islands whose beauty is partly due to the Caribbean Sea. Besides being a perfect place for sunbathing, Isla Mujeres was, in fact, part of the Mayan civilization.

5. Internationally recognized beaches

Beaches are plentiful in Mexico. You will want to visit one of the Mexican beaches – popular with Mexicans for its pristine water and precious sand. These beaches are good places to relax, sunbathe or swim.

6. Bullfighting

Mexicans have this rich cultural heritage which is remarkably well preserved. Until now, traditional practices such as bullfighting are still practised. You would do well to attend at least one of these cultural events.

7. Day of the Dead or El Dia de los Muertos

Mexicans love to party and one of their most expensive celebrations is El Dia de Los Muertos, a day to commemorate the deceased. The celebration is characterized by a festive atmosphere. Colourful costumes, food and flowers mark this event.

8. Nuestra Señora del Carmen

The cathedrals of Mexico are of great value, just as religion is a big part of the life of a Mexican. Your visit to Nuestra Señora del Carmen will witness the “Door of the Archangels”. It is a world-famous altarpiece called the gate of the angels.

9. Tulum Mayan City

Admire the beauty and glory of the Mayan civilization through the ruins of their city. You can find it on the Yucatan Peninsula in Mexico. Besides the ancient and well-preserved structures, the Mayan city of Tulum is also the place where you can find preserved objects and tools used by the ancient Mayans.

10. Teotihuacan pyramids

A few minutes drive from Mexico City will take you to the pyramids of Teotihuacan, one of the ancient ruins of primitive Aztec civilization in its place. Here are some of the tallest buildings and pyramids constructed by the ancient Aztec peoples. Some of the most remarkable parts of Teotihuacan outside the pyramids are the avenue of the dead and the pyramid of the moon.