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CAMPING
Mexico offers a wide variety of natural settings: beaches, mountains, valleys, deserts, forests and jungles. It also has many national parks where you can pitch a tent, make a campfire and lie back and gaze at the stars as you listen to the sounds of nature. If you decide to take a hike along one of the paths near the camping grounds, you’ll discover the amazingly abundant flora and fauna that is characteristic of Mexico. In many of these places, where the climate varies, but is generally pleasant, you can do a countless number of activities with friends and family members. All of Mexico’s camping grounds are safe and they offer many enjoyable surprises for camping enthusiasts. The best camping destinations in Mexico are:
ECOTOURISM
With 22 biosphere reserves, 47 national parks and 9 protected areas, Mexico has much to offer in ecotourism. Those who love trekking can discover the fascinating habitats of thousands of indigenous species. Visitors can do research, go on photo safaris, or simply observe and appreciate such species as the Gray Whale and the Monarch Butterfly. For just about any tourist, taking a trip across the country and witnessing the forest, jungle and desert landscapes will seem like a crash course in geology. on the journey, you might come across ancient fossils or see a meteor shower; and you’ll develop a greater appreciation for animal and plant life and the importance of environmental education. The indigenous people also make ethnotourism possible, as they allow you to come in close contact with their local cultures and become involved in their lives as they go about their daily routines in rural areas. Experience ecotourism in Mexico at the following places:
MOUNTAIN CLIMBING
Mountain climbing enthusiasts will find colossal rock and ice formations in Mexico, with some peaks still waiting to be conquered. You can discover new paths rising to elevations that few climbers have reached, and from high above you will marvel at the mountains and valleys below. When Mountain climbing in Mexico, you can explore many different types of terrain, get an excellent workout, be one with nature and attain all your climbing goals. Mexico’s most challenging peaks are the Pico de Orizaba, which lies 5,610 meters (18,500 feet) above sea level, and Popocatepetl, which is 5,452 meters (17,990 feet) high. If you are a novice, you can tackle something smaller like the Ajusco, which is 3,900 meters (12,800 feet) high and ideal for treks and day trips. Some of these places offer lodging at the base or near the peak of the mountain. To experience mountain climbing, visit:
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