[2025 Ixmiquilpan Attraction] Travel Guide for Grutas Tolantongo (Updated May)

Life advice: You must check out the treasures in Mexico💥||🇲🇽Mexico is a magical country full of wild and unique customs, with colorful towns, lush tropical jungles🌴, orange deserts🏜 and jewel-like lakes🏞. The mysterious Mayan culture...has therefore become the back garden for North American residents to travel on vacation. . 🏡GuanajuatoGuanajuato The prototype of "Coco" is a colorful and vibrant treasure town. The ancient gravel roads and colorful houses scattered in the valley are like God knocking over the paint tray. You can climb the hillside and overlook the entire town. There is nightlife with singing and dancing~ . ⛰Las ​​Coloradas Pink Lake Dating back to the Mayan period, seawater poured in from the mouth of the river and poured into the inland lake. It was exposed to the scorching sun☀️, salt crystals precipitated, and the concentration of pink plankton increased, so this pink beach was formed💖. Ps: I am very picky about the weather. Try to choose a sunny day so that the pink color will be more obvious. . ♨Grutas Tolantongo Natural Hot Spring The hot spring canyon is located in the volcanic belt and is built against the mountain. The hot spring water in the well-proportioned area looks very cute one by one. It is surrounded by clouds and mist. It shows a beautiful blue-green color due to the action of mineral salts. It looks like a fairyland on earth under the sunlight. . 🏞Cenote Carwash Underwater Garden There are many sinkholes near Tulum. For taking photos, I recommend this treasure cave to dive into the wonderland. The water is crystal clear. There are groups of small fish and lotus leaves in the green pond. You can also find a beautiful cave when you dive into the water. Underwater Monet’s Garden 🌸. . 🌑Azulik Pandora Planet The world's first wild luxury hotel, backed by the rainforest 🌲, is built with ebony and the sea. The intertwined vines fully demonstrate the wildness and spirit of the Mayan tribe. It is like a real-life version of Pandora, the residence of Avatar. Taking pictures in a white dress is very sacred and beyond the movie. , as if you are a goddess in the palace of ancient mythology. You can check in at the art museum here without staying in a hotel. . 🌊Underwater Museum Underwater Museum There are more than 400 statues made of ecological concrete on the seabed, as well as corals 🐚 and various fish 🐟, which can provide good growth conditions for marine life. It is the undersea version of the "Terracotta Warriors", very spectacular and shocking. . 🌈Ven a La Luz into the light A 10-meter-high sculpture designed based on local female residents, the "Tree Elf" is made of steel, wood🪵, rope and green leaves🍃. Its chest is a passage full of green plants, inviting you to walk into it. atrium . .

➡️ Did you know…? 🇮🇹 These multi-colored houses were meant to help the fishermen working near the shore find the way back home from the ocean easily 🎣

💗This colorful stair leads to one of the most prominent Hindu shrines, Batu Caves, which is devoted to Lord Murugan, who in Tamil Hindu mythology slew the demons. 😈 Do you feel like that you're ascending a rainbow into the God's chambers as you walk up this gigantic staircase with dazzling bands of color? 🎨 🪵The only way to get inside Batu Caves used to be a frightening journey up 272 rickety wooden stairs, but it was rebuilt in 2018 with the colorful stairway as you see now.

There are many tours from Mexico City to Tollangdonco, but they usually cost around 200,000 won per person. It's too much of a price for long-term travelers. If you go the way I did, you can go for around 110,000 won for two people! I'll explain right away. 1. Mexico North Terminal > Take the bus to Ixmiquilpan (about 2 hours and 30 minutes) : The departures are very short and frequent. We took it at 6 AM. It's better to go early! 2. Ixmiquilpan > Take the collectivo to Tollangdonco (about 1 hour) : Get off at the terminal and walk to a place called 'base Ixmiquilpan' (15 minutes) If you don't know the way, just ask people around you, "Tollangdonco?" and they'll tell you~ That's it! It's so easy, right? You can easily get there by using local transportation:) 🍯Then I'll write down some tips🍯 ✔️Tollangdongko is divided into the 'Positas' and 'Grutas' areas. Positas is where the round hot springs are, and Grutas is where the waterfalls and rivers are. Go to Positas first and then Grutas. The bus that returns to Ixmiquilpán departs from 'Grutas'! (When you get off at the collectivo, say 'Positas' and they will let you off. It's the first stop.) ✔️You can also walk from Positas to Grutas, but it would be hard to climb a steep slope under the blazing sun, right?^^;; There are collectivos that run frequently, so use them~ Only 10 soles ✔️When entering the Grutas waterfall, you cannot bring any other luggage except your cell phoneㅠ You have to leave it in a paid locker. ✔️Unfortunately, there are no good restaurants in Dolrangdongkko.. It's better to buy simple food! Drinks, water, bananas, boiled eggs, etc. If you have any other questions, please leave a comment~ #Mexico travel #South America travel ##World travel ##Travel destination recommendation ##Dolrangdongkko #Hot place #Hot spring travel #Backpacking travel #Overseas travel destination recommendation ##Couple #Honeymoon ##Life shot spot #Vacation travel