Mazatlan, Mexico: A Colorful Treasure on the Pacific Ocean

🌴Mazatlan, Mexico: A colorful treasure on the Pacific Ocean🌴 🌟Attractions at a glance • Natural landscape: With 21 kilometers of coastline, you can have close contact with American pelicans on the beach; there is also a natural seawater swimming pool built in 1914, where you can experience the fun of waves and water slides in summer. • Cultural relics: Catedral Basílica de la Inmaculada Concepción church built in 1899; Angela Peralta Theater completed in 1874; the city hall with unique architectural style; El Faro lighthouse hill overlooking the entire city. 🚗Transportation Guide • External transportation: You can fly to a major city such as Mexico City and then transfer to Mazatlan International Airport. You can also arrive at the port of Mazatlan by cruise ship. • Internal transportation: Take an open-top taxi to Pulmonia for sightseeing; call a taxi with Uber or Didi or take the bus, the fare is about 13 pesos. 🍴Food feast • Seafood feast: Mazatlan is rich in shrimp, which can be purchased at the seafood market and then found a restaurant to process. • Special snacks: Taco is a common snack, about 30 pesos each. The cakes and desserts of the Panama chain of restaurants are worth a try. 🛍Shopping paradise • Old Town Market: The Pino Suarez Mazatlan Market in the city center has a wide variety of goods. • Modern shopping malls: There are shopping centers such as Gran Plaza and Galerías Mazatlán, as well as supermarkets such as Soriana and Walmart. ⚠️Travel Tips • Climate: In winter, the maximum temperature during the day is 25 degrees Celsius and the night temperature is around 15 degrees Celsius. • Safety: The overall public security is good, but you should pay attention to the safety of your property when in crowded places. • Currency: Use Mexican Pesos, and it is more cost-effective to change them in advance.