Day 1: Mexico City
First, we take a passenger plane to Mexico City, the capital of Mexico. It is the oldest city in the Western Hemisphere. The cultural relics of ancient Indians dotted in and around the town are a valuable asset of Mexico and the history of human civilization. Check-in the hotel to take a rest.
Afterwards, we proceed to the Anthropology Museum to visit. The main collections and displays in the museum are the remains of Indian civilization. The museum preserves the relics and historical crystallizations of important ancient civilizations in the Americas such as the pre-Columbian, Aztec, and Maya. Anthropology occupies a significant position in the history. Then we take a tourist bus along Reformation Avenue, known as the “Champs Elysées” in Mexico, to Mexico Constitution Square’s political and religious centre. The square is majestic and majestic, surrounded by historic Spanish colonial buildings.
The political centre next to the square-National Palace is the seat of Mexico’s presidential Palace. The Metropolitan Cathedral on the north side of the square is also one of the largest Catholic churches in Latin America. Inside, there are exquisite murals painted by the famous Spanish painter Correa based on biblical stories. Exclusively browse the Museum of the Private Collection of the World’s Richest Man – Somaia Museum, created by the world-famous Mexican media tycoon Carlos Slim and named after his late wife. The museum houses the second largest Rodin sculpture in the world, as well as other valuable treasures.
Day 2: Teotihuacan Ancient City Pyramid of the Sun Pyramid of the Moon
We visit a few sites of Indian civilization, the ancient city of Teotihuacan, which is included in the World Heritage List. That consists of the world-famous third largest pyramid globally, the Pyramid of the Sun, and the coexisting Moon The Pyramid and the Butterfly Palace are amazing. After the visit, taste an authentic Mexican lunch in the local area. After the meal, we return to Mexico City and visit Mexico Basilica of Our Lady of Guadalupe, which was once designated by the Pope as one of the three great Catholic miracles. Afterwards, we see the famous Three Cultures Square, which combines the remains of ancient Aztec temples, colonial-era churches, and modern high-rise buildings. That will surely give you a deeper understanding of Mexico’s development history.
Day 3: Cancun
We take a passenger plane to the famous Mexican resort, Cancun. Cancun is recognized as one of the top ten most beautiful beaches in the world. Enjoying the Caribbean sunshine on white coastline is the highest level of people’s leisure vacation. Check in the hotel to rest after pick-up.
Day 4: Cancun Chichen Itza Mayan Pyramid – Natural karst “Holy Well.”
We visit the most important archaeological area in Yucatan Chichen Itza. The Mayan civilization’s famous Mayan pyramids and city-state relics were located in the northern part of the Yucatan Peninsula in present-day Mexico. Gatun State is also one of the new seven wonders of the world. It became a World Heritage Site in 1988 and is also a top-rated tourist destination. It is also the most visited site among the principal remains of Mayan archaeology.
Then we visit Natural Well Holy Well. It is 26 meters above the ground, with a water depth of 40 meters and a diameter of 60 meters. In the ancient Maya period, it was the place where the Mayan king and his women bathed and held sacrifices. Can not help but send out the feeling of thinking of ancient times.
Day 5: Isla Mujeres / Xcaret Park
We take a cruise to the beautiful Island of Mujeres. Go to the pier and take a catamaran at your own expense to the mysterious island of Isla Mujeres in the northeast of Cancun. Enjoy a variety of cocktails and drinks on the boat. Isla Mujeres is located in the centre of the Caribbean Sea 13 kilometres northeast of Cancun. It is 7 kilometres long and 650 meters wide. It has beautiful white sandy beaches with coral weathering and the azure Caribbean Sea. It is known as the most beautiful paradise in the Caribbean. There are countless small houses on the island, and any photo is the scenery on a postcard! Group members can rent golf carts (driver’s license required) or swim around the island. Visit the Turtle Aquarium, Goddess Temple, the End of the World, the Big Lizard. And enjoy the food court’s unique delicacies on the pier, visit the famous local The handicraft market, and return to Cancun.
Then we go to visit Xikalet Park. It is located on the Caribbean coast. It is not only a Mayan cultural site but also found to contain several underground rivers, and the water is as clear as jasper. It has become a theme park integrating ecology, entertainment and ancient culture. It has become one of the world’s famous tourist attractions. There are blue waters and green trees, beautiful scenery and leisure, plants and animals, rivers and entertainment, museums and theatres. Lively, dazzling, exciting and unforgettable, allowing you to experience the Caribbean Ocean Park fully.
Before leaving the country, you can buy all kinds of exquisite handicrafts, cigarettes, wine, perfumes, etc. at the duty-free shops at low prices.