Welcome to Mexico 🙂
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Mexico (México ‘meh-hee-koh’ in Spanish) or the ‘United Mexican States’ (its official name), is the most populous Spanish-speaking country and the second-largest Roman Catholic nation in the world. It enjoys a unique cultural blend of different indigenous cultures with colonial Spanish traditions and modern industrialization. The country is part of the North American continent and is located directly south of the United States. To the south-east, it is bordered by Guatemala and Belize. The Gulf of Mexico and the Caribbean Sea lie on the east coast, and the Pacific Ocean on the west and south. The country extends all along the 3,100 km-long southern border of the United States, most of which is formed by the Río Bravo, a major river known as Rio Grande in the neighbouring country. For more on Mexico, open this link
Mexico has 31 states and a Federal District (Distrito Federal), where the capital, Mexico City, commonly called ‘DF’ (deh-efe) or “CDMX” (Ciudad de México, syoo-dahd deh meh-hee-koh) is located. Broadly, the country is divided into seven regions: North, North Pacific, Central Pacific, Central Highlands, Gulf Coast, Yucatán Peninsula, and the South.
And you know what? 🙂 I have visited 16 of the 31 states of México Lindo y Querido (Beautiful and Beloved Mexico). Open the below links to read my stories in each state. No link implies that I have yet to write about or visit that state. It will happen in the near future, so stay with me 🙂
North: Chihuahua, Coahuila, Durango, Nuevo León, San Luis Potosi, Zacatecas, Aguascalientes
North Pacific: Baja (ba-ha) California, Baja California Sur, Sinaloa, Sonora
Central Pacific: Colima, Nayarit, Jalisco (ha-lees-koh), Michoacán (mee-cho-ah-kahn)
Central Highlands: Guanajuato (gwah-nah-hwa-toh), Hidalgo (eeh-dahl-goh), Estado de México, Puebla, Queretaro, Tlaxcala, Morelos, and the federal district of Mexico City
Gulf Coast: Tabasco, Tamaulipas, Veracruz
Yucatán Peninsula: Campeche (cam-peh-cheh), Quintana Roo (keen-tah-nah Roh), Yucatán
South: Chiapas (chyah-pahs), Oaxaca (wah-ha-cah), Guerrero
The following is the date-wise list of all my posts on México, Lindo y Querido. Do keep visiting for the latest 🙂
Exploring Mexico City , 04 Jul 2012
Guadalajara: The city where I lived in Mexico , 07 Jul 2012
Buses in Mexico , 10 Jul 2012
Football in Mexico , 12 Jul 2012
Churros , 15 Jul 2012
My Mexican Chocolate-Filled Churros , 15 Jul 2012
Mexico’s unique festival of mariachi music and Mexican rodeo , 17 Jul 2012
Mexico’s Independence Day , 20 Jul 2012
My First Weekend Getaway in Mexico: Ajijic,Chapala and Mazamitla , 24 Jul 2012
Traditional Mexican Cuisine , 29 Jul 2012
Similarities between Mexican and Indian Cuisine – Part I , 03 Aug 2012
Similarities between Mexican and Indian Cuisine – Part II , 07 Aug 2012
Similarities between Mexican and Indian Cuisine – Part III , 10 Aug 2012
Mexican Food Safari , 15 Aug 2012
Cheek Kissing the Mexican President , 19 Aug 2012
Provecho – The Mexican “Bon Appétit” , 21 Aug 2012
My Diwali Mandap (Altar) in Mexico , 28 Aug 2012
Meeting Gabriel García Márquez at the FIL 2007 , 11 Sep 2012
Thank You, Felipe , 04 Dec 2012
The Hindu & The Maya Philosophy Of Time , 11 Dec 2012
Xcaret Eco Park in the Riviera Maya , 17 Jan 2013
The archaeological zone of Palenque , 28 Jan 2013
Mexico’s Tantalizing Destination: Tulum , 01 Feb 2013
Memories of Acapulco , 04 Feb 2013
Janitzio Island , 13 Feb 2013
Beautiful Morelia , 16 Feb 2013
Stunningly Beautiful Chiapas , 23 Feb 2013
The Floating Gardens of Xochimilco , 26 Feb 2013
The Lost City Of The Monkey God , 27 Feb 2013
Similarities in Ancient Hindu and Latin American Architecture , 02 Mar 2013
Archaeological Sites of Chichén Itzá, Uxmal and Kabáh in Yucatán, Mexico, 04 Mar 2013
The Legend Of Atlantis , 06 Mar 2013
The Charming Colonial City Of Zacatecas , 07 Mar 2013
The Vibrant City Of Veracruz , 08 Mar 2013
Captivating Cancún and the Maya Ruins of “El Rey” , 14 Mar 2013
The sacred books of the Hindu & the Maya , 18 Mar 2013
Cultural Similarities between the Ancient Hindu & Indigenous Civilizations of the Americas , 23 Mar 2013
Similarities between the Hindu & the Maya Culture , 01 Apr 2013
The Archaeological Zone of Teotihuacán , 29 Apr 2013
San Cristóbal De Las Casas & The Surrounding Indigenous Villages , 09 May 2013
Campeche City & The Archaeological Zone of Edzná , 13 May 2013
Oaxaca – The Soul of Mexico , 16 May 2013
The Beautiful Colonial City of Oaxaca , 17 May 2013
The Archaeological Zone of Monte Albán in Oaxaca , 22 May 2013
The Archaeological Zone of Mitla in Oaxaca , 24 May 2013
The Famous Rugs of Teotitlán del Valle , 20 Saturday Jul 2013
Legend of “El Callejon del Beso” in Guanajuato , 10 Jul 2013
A lovely, fun-filled destination : Puerto Vallarta , 15 Jul 2013
My strange experience in Mexico City , 17 Jul 2013
The Historic City of Puebla in Mexico , 24 Jul 2013
The Archaeological Zone of Cholula in Mexico , 26 Jul 2013
Bullfighting in Mexico , 10 Oct 2013
Swarupa’s Spicy White Chicken Enchiladas , 24 Nov 2013
Swarupa’s Guacamole Recipe , 27 Nov 2013
The Mexican Independence Movement , 21 May 2014
An Introduction to Mexico , 24 May 2014
People, Culture & Religion in Mexico , 27 May 2014
Christmas in Mexico , 30 May 2014
A Trip to the Charming Colonial City of Guanajuato , 03 Jun 2014
Discover the Yucatan & the charming capital city of Merida , 08 Jun 2014
Visit Chichen Itza , 12 Jun 2014
The Olmec Civilization of Ancient Mexico , 15 Jun 2014
Journey Villahermosa , 18 Jun 2014
The Spanish Conquest and Colonization of Mexico , 24 Jun 2014
My Last Days in Mexico , 12 Mar 2016
Celebrating the 206th Anniversary of Mexican Independence in Mumbai , 02 Sep 2016
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