2025 Guanajuato Travel Guide: Must-see attractions, popular food, hotels, transportation routes (updated in June)

#国外游 Anyone who has seen the movie Coco should have a different feeling and yearning for the small city of Guanajuato. And this city in Mexico does not disappoint: it is full, fiery and unrestrained, making us fall into the scene of the movie again and feel the different cultural landscape. The people here are hospitable and simple, and the artistic atmosphere is excellent. If you visit Mexico, you should spend a day wandering around here, you will have different experiences and gains. #Overseas Travel

Guanajuato is a Mexican city registered as a UNESCO World Heritage Site. When arriving by bus, you'll find the terminal is quite far from the city center, so you'll likely need to use a taxi or Uber. The city is moderately large but can be explored on foot. There are plenty of bars, restaurants, and cafes open from daytime. At the Mercado (market), you can purchase everything from meals to souvenirs. If you go to a slightly elevated area, you can enjoy a panoramic view of the colorful city.

Guanajuato is the capital of Guanajuato State in central Mexico, located approximately 370 kilometers northwest of Mexico City, with an average elevation of about 1,996 meters. Renowned for its rich colonial history, vibrant colorful architecture, and unique cultural atmosphere, the city was designated a UNESCO World Heritage Site in 1988. Founded in 1554, Guanajuato was once one of the world's largest silver mining centers during the 16th century, with Spanish colonial mining activities bringing prosperity to the city. Built along the mountains, its winding streets are lined with numerous Baroque and Neoclassical-style buildings painted in a kaleidoscope of colors, earning it the nickname "the spilled paint palette." The city served as one of the inspirations for the Land of the Dead in the animated film "Coco."

📍Guanajuato I took an Uber from the airport and arrived at the city center in about 45 minutes. The temperature in late May was 35°C. When I stepped out into the city, I found lively street stalls and vibrant music filling the air, creating a very energetic atmosphere 🎺 📍Pipila Hill Since my phone had no signal, I asked locals for directions and managed to find my way to Pipila Hill. Walking through the winding streets was incredibly exciting 🤭. At the top, I was greeted by a breathtaking view. I was so captivated that I spent quite some time just gazing at it 🥹. For me, this was the most beautiful scenery in all of Mexico 🇲🇽. 📍Cafe Tal On the way back, I stopped by a café for a break ☕️. The staff there were very friendly, and some of them spoke English, which made the experience even better.

Hey everyone! Want to explore Cuba and other countries in one trip? Check out this hassle-free guide! From mojitos at the Five-Cent Tavern to seafood paella at Hemingway's restaurant, and grilled lobster in Havana, the culinary delights are endless! Plus, enjoy classic car tours, horse-drawn carriage rides, and don't miss the charming ceramic town! Carefully planned itinerary, scroll down for more exciting details! Itinerary: 📅 Day 1: Depart from Beijing and fly to Mexico City to kick off your Cuba-Mexico adventure. 🌆 Days 2-3: Explore Mexico City and Guanajuato, savor tequila, climb Pipila Hill, and visit San Miguel de Allende for an artistic journey. 🏰 Days 4-6: Fly to the White City of Mérida, discover the Mayan cultural city of Chichén Itzá, then head to the resort destination of Cancún to experience the Yucatán Peninsula's cenotes. 🏛️ Days 7-10: Fly to Havana, Cuba, and immerse yourself in the historical charm of Morro Castle, then relax in Varadero before returning to Havana. 🌇 Days 11-12: Return to Mexico City for a day of free activities and local experiences. 🛫 Days 13-14: Depart from Mexico City and head back home, concluding this vibrant Cuba-Mexico journey. (Don't forget to try mojitos at the Five-Cent Tavern, enjoy delicious meals at Hemingway's restaurant, and take a classic car tour in Cuba!) Must-Visit Attractions: ✨ Chichén Itzá: Explore the ancient Mayan cultural site and marvel at its mysterious and historic architecture. 🏖️ Varadero Beach: Dive into the colorful coral world and enjoy the gentle embrace of the sea. 🌞 Pyramid of the Sun: Conquer this ancient pyramid and take in the breathtaking views of the Teotihuacan archaeological site. 🏛️ National Museum of Anthropology: Walk through the corridors of history and discover Mexico's anthropological treasures. 🧳 Travel Checklist: Multi-country trip essentials—are you ready? 📞 SIM card, plug adapter: Stay connected and powered up. 🪪 Passport, visa, ID photos: Don't leave home without these travel must-haves. 👕 T-shirts, sun-protective clothing: Perfect for May travel. And don't forget comfortable shoes! 👟 Click the product cards below to discover more exciting travel gear!

Guanajuato, located in central Mexico, is a colorful mountain city with intricate streets and vividly painted buildings. Walking through its alleys feels like stepping into a fairytale. Rich in mining history, Guanajuato was once a major silver mining hub, and its museums showcase the lives and history of miners. The city's underground tunnels, originally designed for transporting minerals, now serve as traffic routes. At night, Guanajuato comes alive with dazzling lights and street performers, creating a festive atmosphere. With its strong cultural vibe, this destination is perfect for travelers who love history and art.

Guanajuato, Mexico is a colorful mountain city nestled in a valley at an altitude of nearly 2,000m. The old city is built against the mountain, and the houses are colorful. Each house has a different color, from bright to simple to quaint. The flower pots on the balconies add to the city's vitality, beautifying the environment and embellishing life. This ancient town is world-renowned for its unique picturesque mountain scenery.

#0yentravel 📍Location: Guanajuato, Mexico Guanajuato is an attractive tourist destination in Mexico, with its impressive historic streets and colorful buildings. It is also registered as a UNESCO World Heritage Site, and you can feel the exotic atmosphere just by walking through the narrow alleys and slopes. In particular, the unique architectural style such as "Arabescas" and the beautiful churches are a must-see. In addition, the festivals held on Halloween and Mexico's Day of the Dead are great opportunities to experience the splendor and depth of culture. In addition, Guanajuato has a past that flourished as a mining town, and there are plenty of museums and tours that tell its history. It is also worth enjoying the delicious local cuisine and visiting the bustling markets. When you walk around the city, you will see a Beetle parked there as if it were part of the art of the city, which is wonderful✨ #méxico #guanajuato #Mexico #MexicoTrip #WorldHeritage #Guanajuato

#0yentrip My first trip to Mexico🇲🇽 It took 2 hours by bus from Guadalajara to Guanajuato. I recommend buying tickets from Primera Plus. It's an artsy town, so just walking around is fun. The tourist spots are clustered together and the city is small, so you can enjoy it within walking distance. The view from Mirador Hacia EI Pipila (Hill of Pipila) is spectacular. I recommend going to the lift before 5pm and then climbing up, so you can enjoy the daytime, sunset, and night views. (It gets crowded at this time, so it's best to head there a little earlier!) It was a wonderful town💖

📍Guanajuato, Mexico Disney-Pixar’s Coco is a heartfelt celebration of Mexican culture, deeply inspired by the vibrant city of Guanajuato. Known for its colorful houses, winding alleyways, and rich traditions, Guanajuato’s charm is reflected throughout the film — especially in the Land of the Dead, where the architecture and colors mirror the city’s iconic beauty. The story follows Miguel, a young boy who dreams of becoming a musician despite his family's ban on music. As he journeys into the Land of the Dead during Día de los Muertos, he uncovers family secrets, honors his ancestors, and learns the true meaning of remembrance and love. If you ever get the chance, watch Coco — and better yet, visit Guanajuato. Both are unforgettable experiences that will warm your heart and deepen your appreciation for Mexican traditions.

#Overseas travel #Mexico travel #April travel support #Movie #Coco #Background #City I went on a trip to #Guanajuato! #I'll introduce you to a small city trip :) Guanajuato is a small city in Mexico. It's crowded with locals rather than foreigners and the prices are cheap. It's a great place to enjoy the beautiful Mexican culture and it's enough for a day! I recommend it!

#springwander April is the perfect time to visit Guanajuato! With pleasant weather and clear skies, exploring this colorful city is an absolute joy. The charming colonial streets, vibrant buildings, and lively plazas make it feel like a real-life postcard. Walking through the narrow alleyways and stumbling upon hidden cafés is part of the fun! One of the best views in town is from El Pípila viewpoint, where you can see the entire city painted in bright, cheerful colors. Whether you’re into history, photography, or just soaking in the atmosphere, Guanajuato is a dream destination in the spring! Why You Should Visit: ✔ Perfect weather for sightseeing and walking tours ✔ Charming, colorful streets with amazing photo spots 📍 Address: Guanajuato, Mexico #Guanajuato #Mexico #SpringTravel #ColorfulStreets #TravelPhotography #ColonialCharm

Guanajuato is a city full of dreamlike colors and unique cultural charm, known as the "City of the Dead." This moniker isn't just due to its unique Day of the Dead culture, but also its distinctive architectural style and historical background, making visitors feel as if they've stepped into the "Land of the Dead" from the movie *Coco*. Guanajuato's "City of the Dead" characteristics: 1. Unique Day of the Dead Culture Guanajuato's Day of the Dead is one of the city's most representative cultural events. Every year, from October 31 to November 2, locals celebrate the Day of the Dead, welcoming deceased loved ones back in spirit. During the festival, streets are adorned with colorful flags, the ground is covered with vibrant marigolds, and people sing and dance all night long, commemorating the dead in a joyful way. This unique attitude towards life and death reflects the Mexican view of life inherited from ancient Indigenous philosophies. 2. Mummy Museum Guanajuato's Mummy Museum is one of the most famous mummy museums in the world. The mummies here, unlike those of ancient Egypt, are only about 100 years old. They were naturally formed between 1865 and 1907 during a cholera outbreak, as bodies were buried in soil rich in nitrates and alum. The mummy exhibits in the museum offer a glimpse into Guanajuato's unique death culture. 3. Colorful Architecture Guanajuato is a city of vibrant colors. The colorful houses, scattered across the hillsides, seem to be stacked on top of each other, resembling the Land of the Dead in *Coco*. The city's architectural style blends neoclassicism and baroque, and cobblestone streets wind like a maze. 4. Alley of the Kiss The Alley of the Kiss (Callejón del Beso) is one of Guanajuato's narrowest alleys and a must-see for couples. Legend has it that couples who kiss on opposite balconies in the alley will be blessed and live a happy life. Tourist Information • Transportation: Guanajuato is located 270 km northwest of Mexico City and can be reached by bus or car. • Accommodation: There are many unique hotels and guesthouses in the city. Staying near the city center is recommended for convenient sightseeing. • Best time to visit: The Day of the Dead (October 31 to November 2) is the best time to experience Guanajuato's unique culture. Guanajuato is not only a city rich in history and culture but also a dreamlike "City of the Dead." Here, you can experience the Mexican understanding of life and death and embark on a wondrous journey between life and the afterlife.

🇲🇽Two-day guide to Guanajuato|||It was my first time to Mexico, so I arranged a 6-day tour of Mexico City + Guanajuato. The experience was unexpectedly good. Guanajuato in particular is built like a utopia during Christmas, with performances everywhere on the streets, making it very lively and suitable for all ages. 🌟How to get to Guanajuato from Mexico City Airplane ✈️! Fly from NLU (New Airport) to BJX. The hotel door to door only takes 4 hours, which saves a lot of time. We saw many guides that recommended taking the bus, but we felt that the bus was more difficult to control. First, it was slow. Plus, it normally took almost 7 hours to get to the bus station at both ends. In addition, the journey was long and we were afraid of accidents. 🌟Must-visit places (walking the whole way) - 📍Pipila Mountain Viewing Platform. Overlooking the whole city. Buy your ticket to go up the mountain at the place marked with the cable car in Figure 2. It is recommended to queue up early. It takes almost an hour to queue before sunset. It was dark when I went up for the first time. You can also walk up, but it's quite tiring. - 📍Teatro Juárez. Unfortunately I didn’t watch the show inside this time. I only looked at the outside. It was very grand and beautiful to take pictures. The entrance is very lively, with many performances while eating. - 📍The main square church is called Basílica Colegiata de Nuestra Señora. The square is the center of Guanajuato. It is very pleasant to sit, drink some water and watch people coming and going. - 📍Comprehensive market Mercado Hidalgo. Highly recommended, suitable for eating. The local snacks are cheap and large, and you can also buy a lot of handicraft souvenirs. I bought a lot of them as gifts for my friends and colleagues. Some of the souvenirs in Figure 8 were bought in Mexico City. - 📍There is a roast chicken restaurant Restaurant la Carreta on the way to the general market. The freshly baked roast chicken with pickled jalapenos is really amazing. It is recommended to pack half a chicken and take it back to the hotel as a snack. - 📍University of Guanajuato. Just walk through the alley behind the main square. You can't take photos on the stairs now because there are boards blocking them. But the whole building is still very grand and majestic. - 📍Mummy Museum. It seems to be quite popular, but the queue is very long. We didn’t have enough time when we arrived at the door and couldn’t go in. It is not recommended to take a taxi as it is too congested. The museum is on a mountain, and the last 1000 meters is a one-way street. It is very congested and you can only walk up, and walk down the mountain when you come back. It is a 30-minute walk from the city center one way. 🌟 Where to stay If you have a short time, it is best to stay in the center so that it is convenient to go everywhere. But during holidays, living near the square is noisy as there are many activities. This is the hotel I booked. It's one street away from the square and is much better! All the decorations and facilities are new, and a large room with a terrace costs just over two hundred on Christmas Day. The avocado toast for breakfast was delicious.

📍Cactus Hostel The room I stayed in this time was a completely private room with a private bathroom and cost about 6,000 yen. A room where you share a bathroom with a few other people is also reasonably priced at about 3,000 yen. It's the perfect price for a solo traveler. . My room was clean, and when I opened the door, there was a large shared plaza with a spectacular view! ! You can see the colorful scenery that is unique to Guanajuato ✨ However, this place is a little outside the city center and you have to walk quite a bit. And it's a very hilly road. . I was out of breath. 💦💦 I don't recommend it for people who don't like walking. . #HotelReview #OverseasTrendPlaces #AccommodationReview #Trip #Mexico #Guanajuato

Travel to Mexico for seven days and experience the unique Latin culture! This is a great itinerary that will allow you to experience the close combination of ancient civilization and modern style. -------- 🌴Mexico Adventure Tour Guide🌴 📅Route Arrangement: D1:🛬Arrival in Mexico City, warmly greeted by the tour guide D2:🛣Reform Avenue——🏛Constitution Square——🕍Mexico City Cathedral——🌐Three Cultures Square——📚National Museum of Anthropology Travel through history and modernity, appreciate the diverse charm of Mexico City, and feel the imprint of ancient civilization. D3: 💒Basilica of Our Lady of Guadalupe——☀️Pyramid of the Sun——🌙Pyramid of the Moon Visit ancient religious sites and experience Mexico’s ancient civilization and beliefs. D4: 🏭Fabrica La Aurora——🗿Pipila Monument The close combination of industrial heritage and modern art allows you to experience the unique cultural atmosphere of Mexico. D5: 🎭Juárez Theater——💏Kissing Alley——🛍️Mercado Hidalgo Feel the romance and market atmosphere of Mexico and savor the authentic market style. D6: 🏰Chichen Itza-🕳️Ikquier Cenote Explore the ancient Mayan ruins and feel the mystery and magnificence of nature. D7: 🌴Cancun resort, enjoy the sunshine and beach——🛫End the wonderful journey and go home Relax on the beach in Cancun and end this unforgettable trip to Mexico. -------- Attractions: National Museum of Anthropology ⭐⭐⭐⭐⭐ Address: National Museum of Anthropology, Chapultepec Park, Mexico City Opening hours: Tuesday-Sunday 09:00-17:00; Monday closed all day Visit duration: 1 day This is a treasure house of Mexican anthropological history, with rich exhibits, worth a visit. Chichen Itza ⭐⭐⭐⭐ Address: 97751 Yucatan, Mexico Opening hours: 08:00-16:00 Visit duration: 2-3 hours Explore the treasures of ancient Mayan culture, hundreds of magnificent buildings will take you to appreciate the mysterious historical scenery. Constitution Square ⭐⭐⭐⭐ Address: P.za de la Constitución S/N, Centro Histórico de la Cdad. de México, Centro, Cuauhtémoc, 06010 Ciudad de México, CDMX, Mexico Visit time: 2-3 hours This is one of the most magnificent squares in the world. It is always bustling and a great place to experience Mexican culture. -------- 🧳 Travel preparation: 📖 First, you need to bring your passport and visa, which are essential for entering Mexico. Don't forget this. 📱 There are also mobile phones, chargers and conversion plugs. It is important to stay connected at all times. 👕 If you are going to Mexico in March, just bring some spring and summer clothes, and be prepared with short-sleeved shirts and shorts. 🕶️ There is a lot of sunshine in Mexico, so you must prepare sunglasses and sunscreen to avoid sunburn. 💊 Bring your usual medicines with you, just in case, such as cold medicine and painkillers. 💰 Cash and credit cards are ready, making shopping and dining convenient. 📷 Remember to bring your camera to record the beautiful moments and keep the memories. -------- 🌟Okay, the wonders of Mexico are waiting for you to explore, pack your bags and go!

The short holiday is coming, and here's a 6-day Mexico itinerary! It will take you on a journey through this mysterious country and quickly get you up to speed on travel tips. Don't miss out! -------- 🌍Route Overview: Embark on a Mystical Mexican Adventure🌟 D1: Fly to Mexico City——Enjoy complimentary pick-up service and begin your Mexican journey! D2: Visit the Monumento a la Raza——Experience Mexico's history and cultural heritage. D3: Visit Fabrica La Aurora——Discover unique art and industrial charm. D4: Basilica of Our Lady of Guadalupe——Teotihuacan Ruins——Explore the Pyramid of the Sun and the Pyramid of the Moon——Stroll down the Avenue of the Dead——Admire the collection at the Palacio de Bellas Artes. D5: Nature trip to the Xochimilco Ecological Park——Visit the campus of the National Autonomous University of Mexico——Explore the rich collection of the National Museum of Anthropology. D6: Mexico City trip concludes——Return home with wonderful memories, using the complimentary drop-off service!🛫 -------- Must-See Attractions: 🏛️ National Museum of Anthropology: A treasure trove of Mexican anthropological history, offering a glimpse into Mexico's profound history and culture. ☀️ Pyramid of the Sun: Ascend the magnificent Pyramid of the Sun, experience ancient civilizations, and overlook the entire Teotihuacan ancient city. 🎨 Palacio de Bellas Artes: A hub of Mexican culture and art, with rich and colorful murals that showcase Mexico's artistic charm. 💒 Basilica of Our Lady of Guadalupe: Located at the foot of Tepeyac Hill, this centuries-old Catholic church has witnessed countless historical events and expressions of faith. -------- Travel Essentials: Your Packing List for Mexico🧳 📞 Prepare a phone card to stay connected. 🔌 Bring a plug adapter to ensure compatibility with local power outlets. 🪪 Ensure all documents are complete, including your passport and visa. 👕 Light clothing is suitable, as March in Mexico is warm. 🔋 Charger and power bank to keep your phone charged. 🧴 Sunscreen is essential for enjoying the sun without getting sunburned. -------- 🌮Mexico, a colorful dream, awaits you to explore every corner!🌈

| I actually went to Guanajuato, and it was worth the two days and one night. Because of a song, I came to a city. When the melody of "Remember Me" sounded, my heart was fascinated by the warm and magical world in "Play Paradise", and Guanajuato became a must-visit place on my travel list💓. I longed to stand in the sunny town to feel the excitement and mystery of the Day of the Dead, to find the shadows of Miguel and his family, and let this passionate emotion awakened by music, and those remembered loves, leave a deep mark in life❗️ 👣My itinerary: Day1️⃣: Encounter romance and art Kissing Alley--Guanajuato University--Peace Square--Basilica of Our Lady--Juarez Theater--Pipila Mountain Day2️⃣: Explore history and culture Underground Street--Diego Rivera House Museum--Local Market--Street Stroll 🌟Must-visit recommendation: ■Kissing Alley: This narrow alley is flanked by colorful buildings. Legend has it that couples can love each other for life if they kiss here. ■ Monte Pipila: The top of the mountain is a good place to watch the night view. You can have a panoramic view of the whole Guanajuato. The colorful houses are scattered around like a huge oil painting. ■Basilica of Our Lady of Guanajuato: This exquisite Baroque building is the town’s landmark. ■ Juárez Theater: The building has a neoclassical exterior and the surrounding square is also very lively. ■University of Guanajuato: It has ancient and beautiful buildings. It is located in the center of the ancient city and has a strong historical and cultural atmosphere. ■Street walking: Every house in Guanajuato looks like a carefully crafted work by an artist. Wandering in the streets and alleys, any photo you take will be a blockbuster. 🎈Practical tips: 1. You can walk to Mt. Pipila or take a cable car to the top of the mountain. 2. Juárez Theater is open at irregular times. If you want to enter, it is recommended to check the ticket center on the right side of the theater in advance. 3. The road from the Basilica of Our Lady to the theater is particularly lively at night, with musical instruments, singing and dancing, creating a great atmosphere.

My dears, here is the five-day travel guide to Mexico! To have fun in mysterious Mexico, you must not miss this guide! A super practical guide to make your journey more exciting! -------- Mexico, an ancient country with a long history and civilization🏺, has spectacular copper canyons and mysterious Mayan ruins🏰. The customs here are unique. The Day of the Dead makes people feel the respect for life and death, and tequila 🍷 represents the enthusiasm and boldness of the locals. -------- 🛤️Itinerary: DAY1: Arrive in Mexico City, pick you up at the airport and arrange your stay On the first day, we will arrive in vibrant Mexico City and be met at the airport by a dedicated person to ensure your comfort and safety. DAY2: Reforma Avenue -> Independence Column -> Basilica of Our Lady of Guadalupe -> Constitution Square -> Mexico City Cathedral -> National Palace On the second day, we will visit several of Mexico City's iconic sites and experience the unique charm of this city. DAY3: Mexico City -> San Miguel -> Guanajuato On the third day, we will go to the town of San Miguel to admire the beauty of the pink church square and conquer the Pipila Mountain to experience the magnificence of nature. DAY4: Basilica of Our Lady of Guanajuato -> Union Garden -> Juarez Theater -> Kissing Alley On the fourth day, in Guanajuato, we will explore its history and culture in depth, visiting the Basilica of Our Lady, the elegant Union Garden, the historic Juárez Theater, and the romantic Kissing Alley. DAY5: Airport transfer in Mexico City On your last day, after enjoying your last free time in Mexico City, we will arrange a drop-off at the airport to ensure your safety and comfort. 🌟 -------- Travel essentials: 🧳 📞Phone cards should be prepared to facilitate communication and avoid loss of connection. 🔌A plug converter is important, as the voltage in Mexico is different. 🪪 Make sure to bring all your documents, don’t forget your visa and passport. 👕Mexico is warm in February, so short-sleeved jackets are suitable. 🔋Don’t forget your charger, you’ll need it for your phone and camera. 💊It is better to prepare some commonly used medicines just in case. -------- Travel to Mexico, experience the exotic customs, and don’t forget to leave your footprints and memories! 🌟

5-Day Mexico Tour: Explore the Mysterious Country / Mexico is located in southern North America. It has a long history and rich Indian culture. 🏺 From Mayan ruins to the Pyramid of the Sun, history and natural landscapes coexist. 🌇 This passionate country is known as the land of cacti. 🌵 / 🌵 Itinerary: Day 1: Arrive in Mexico City Pick up at the airport and start your Mexico tour! 🛫 Day 2: Explore Mexico City Reform Avenue -> Angel of Independence -> Basilica of Our Lady of Guadalupe -> Constitution Square -> Mexico City Metropolitan Cathedral -> National Palace. Travel through history and modernity and feel the charm of Mexico City! 🏛️ Day 3: Continue Your Mexico Tour Head to San Miguel de Allende, visit the Pink Church Square, climb Pipila Hill, and then head to Guanajuato. Every step is a beautiful view! 🌄 Day 4: Romance in Guanajuato Visit the Basilica of Our Lady of Guanajuato, stroll through the Jardin de la Union, feel the ancient charm of the Juarez Theater, and don't forget to visit the romantic legend of the Alley of the Kiss! 💑 Day 5: Say Goodbye to Mexico City End your wonderful Mexico tour, return to the airport, and go home with full memories and gains. See you next time! ✈️ / Travel Checklist: 🧳 Must-have items for your trip to Mexico! 📞 Prepare a SIM card to stay in touch. You can buy it at the airport. A 7-day card costs about CNY 80. 🔌 Don't forget the plug adapter. The plug in Mexico may be different from ours. And the charger, don't run out of battery halfway! 🪪 Bring your documents, including your passport, visa, and driver's license translation. You need a visa to enter Mexico, don't forget! Also, remember to prepare some cash and credit cards for emergencies. 👕 As for clothing, it is a little cool at night in Mexico in January, but it is still hot during the day. Bring some short sleeves, shorts, sunscreen clothes, and hats to avoid sunburn. Oh, and comfortable shoes, because there are many fun outdoor activities waiting for you in Mexico! In short, with these preparations, your trip to Mexico will be smoother and more enjoyable! Let's go! 🎉 / Mexico Tour: Experience the exotic atmosphere and enjoy a wonderful journey. Don't forget to bring your camera to capture every unforgettable moment!

The universidad de Guanajuato is different from the surrounding architectural style Its white appearance is very special and completely different from the surrounding colorful buildings🤩🤩 And the university is close to major attractions, which is very easy to get to. You can also go and take a picture 😍😍 #January Good Places 2025 #Mexico #Guanajuato #University of Guanajuato

There is a Pipila monument on Guanajuato, in addition to the monument, the view from the mountain is super beautiful 😍😍 with many colorful houses You can take the cable car up the mountain, $35 per person Come at sunset time and you can watch the sunset🌄 There are different stalls selling snacks and souvenirs near the Pipila Monument. 😋😋🛍️🎁 After taking the cable car, you can try walking down the mountain 🏔️ without taking long #January Good Places 2025 #Mexico #Guanajuato

Guanajuato Guanajuato is a colorful city in central Mexico with a rich history and culture. Once an important silver mining area, it was listed as a UNESCO World Heritage Site in 1988 *Monumento al Pípila can be taken by cable car or on foot, which is $35 peso, I took the cable car and walked down. The statue commemorates Pibira, a hero of the Mexican independence movement. You can enjoy the view at sunset. There are different stalls selling snacks and souvenirs near the Pipila Monument. * Teatro Juárez * Underground Tunnels (Guanajuato Tunnels) The tunnel was originally used for drainage and was later allowed to be used by cars *Universidad de Guanajuato Unlike the surrounding architectural style, the white appearance of the University of Guanajuato is very special and different from the colorful architecture around it. Close to major attractions, very easy to reach. #January Good Places 2025 #MexicoTravel #Mexico #Guanajuato #mexico

Just walking is fun! Guanajuato is an attractive colorful city 🇲🇽 I've put together some points I wanted to know before going, so please refer to them 🙏🏻🤍 Tips for choosing a hotel: If you stay at a hotel on a hill, it will be hard to go up and down the stairs, so if you are worried about your physical strength, it's safer to stay at a hotel in the center. Access: About 6-7 hours by bus from Mexico City 🚌 Fares vary depending on the bus company 💰 Cheap bus → primerplus (about 7,000 yen) Expensive bus → ETN (about 9,000 yen) The departure time also varies depending on the bus company, so it's best to compare the time and price that is convenient for you and decide. If you book in advance, it will be about 800 yen cheaper, but be careful because you cannot cancel ⚠️ There are many other places in Guanajuato, Guanajuato, that have the name "Guanajuato" in their name, so be careful not to buy the wrong ticket! #Overseas travel strategy #Mexico #Guanajuato #Bus trip

#OverseasTravelRecord #0YenTravelJanuary2025 #Guanajuato 📍Location: Located in the northwest of Mexico City, it borders the state of San Luis Potosi to the north, the state of Queretaro to the east, the state of Michoacan to the south, and the state of Jalisco to the west. 🏖️History: Guanajuato, which gained wealth through silver production in the 18th century, is a Mexican colonial city and its townscape has been designated a World Heritage Site. 🗓️Sightseeing: The town is characterized by its colorful streets that look like a toy box turned upside down, and is also famous as the setting for the Disney movie Remember Me. The University of Guanajuato building is a majestic building with a history of nearly 300 years, and the area around Kissing Alley is colorful and very impressive. 💞Reasons for recommendation: Recommended for those who want to stroll through the colorful streets that are typical of Mexico. The spectacular view from Pipila Hill is a view that will stay in your mind.

#0yentripJanuary2025 #Guanajuato This is a museum located on the western edge of the old town of Guanajuato. You can learn about the history of Mexico. The building dates back to the Spanish colonial period and was the site of the Mexican War of Independence, so it is worth seeing as a historical building. You can learn about the Mexican War of Independence.

#0yentripJanuary2025 #Guanajuato This spot is located at the end of a small path from Plaza de Los Angeles in the old town of Guanajuato. I happened to pass by, and there was a line, and at the end of the line, young people were kissing and having their picture taken. Although it is a spot based on a legend, it is a heartwarming spot.

#0yentravelJanuary2025 #Guanajuato 📍Location: Located on the western outskirts of Guanajuato, Mexico. It is about a 20-minute walk from the center of Guanajuato, but there are some slopes along the way, so we recommend taking a bus or taxi. 💞Reasons why we recommend it: The mummies in the museum were naturally mummified due to the dry climate of Guanajuato and being buried in the soil of this region, and are said to be unique to Guanajuato. There are various mummies inside, and it is worth seeing as you can get a sense of Mexico's unique view of life and death.