Explore Tijuana, Mexico: The Charm of a Border City

🌆Tijuana, a city on the Mexican border, gave me an unforgettable trip! 🎫Tourist attractions and ticket prices: Revolution Avenue: Free. It's really lively here, with people coming and going and shops lined up one after another. But be careful, some merchants will deliberately raise prices, so remember to bargain when shopping! Tijuana Cultural Center: Tickets are about 50 pesos. The exhibitions inside are very interesting, but the signs are not very clear, so sometimes you have to look for them yourself so as not to miss the wonderful parts. Friendship Park: Free. The scenery is good, but there is a lot of garbage. I hope the management can be strengthened. 🍖Specialty food: Mexican tortillas: About 30 pesos per serving. The taste is really great, but the hygiene of the street shops is a bit uneven. Mexican burrito: About 80 pesos. The portion is very large, but it is a bit too spicy for me. Friends who can't eat spicy food should tell the store in advance. 🎁Specialty products: Traditional Mexican handicrafts, such as brightly colored woven items, cost about 100 pesos for small ones and 500 pesos for large, delicate ones. There is a big difference in quality and workmanship, so you have to choose carefully. Special chili sauce, about 80 pesos a bottle. The taste is really spicy, spicy and enjoyable! 🚶‍Travel guide: Day 1: Go to Revolution Avenue when you arrive in Tijuana, stroll around and get used to the environment, and try various snacks. Day 2: Visit the Tijuana Cultural Center in the morning and go to Friendship Park to bask in the sun in the afternoon. Day 3: Go to the market to buy special products, and remember to bargain hard. 💁‍Travel experience: Tijuana is a place full of vitality and contradictions. Sometimes it feels a little chaotic, but it is this kind of real fireworks that makes it unique. Although the food is a bit spicy, it is really distinctive. The process of bargaining is very interesting, and you can feel the business acumen of the locals. In short, this is a trip full of surprises and challenges, allowing me to see a different Mexico!