Chiapas and Tabasco
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We’ve compiled the best of the best in Chiapas and Tabasco - browse our top choices for the top things to see or do during your stay.
Life in San Juan Chamula revolves around the Iglesia de San Juan Bautista, a white stucco building whose doorway has a simple yet lovely flower...Read More
No foreigner had as much of an impact on San Cristóbal as did the European owners of this famous home-turned-library-museum-restaurant-hotel...Read More
San Cristóbal's first "skyscraper," this elegant tower was constructed in 1597 in the Mudéjar (Moorish) style that was popular at the time...Read More
The smell of freshly brewed coffee may be enough to draw you into this three-room museum, which doubles as a restaurant. The well-executed displays...Read More
Dedicated to St. Christopher the Martyr, this cathedral was built in 1528, then demolished, and rebuilt in 1693, with additions during the 18th...Read More
The Iglesia de San Lorenzo, on the main square, at first looks much more traditional than the church in San Juan Chamula, and it is; services...Read More
On the hill above the Iglesia de San Juan Bautista are the ruins of the Iglesia de San Sebastián. This church was built with stones from the...Read More
Spectacular limestone stalactites and stalagmites are illuminated along a 2,475-foot concrete walkway inside the labyrinthine caves known as...Read More
Few travelers venture here—a shame, because the Museum of Mayan Medicine is fascinating. Displays describe the complex system of medicine employed...Read More
Passing by this unsigned and slightly ramshackle colonial-era house, you'd never guess it was one of the city's best museums. It's also one...Read More
Next to the graceful Ex-Convento de la Merced, this museum has exhibits showing how and where amber is mined, as well as its function in Mayan...Read More
The Museo Ik'al Ojov, on the street behind the church, is in a typical home and displays Zinacantán costumes through the ages. ...Read More
Jade was prized as a symbol of wealth and power by Olmec, Teotihuacán, Mixtec, Zapotec, Maya, Toltec, and Aztec nobility, and this museum shows...Read More
Near the Iglesia de San Juan Bautista is the small museum called Ora Ton. Inside are examples of traditional dress, exhibits of musical instruments...Read More
The 190D toll road between San Cristóbal de las Casas and Tuxtla Gutiérrez takes you across Mexico’s third-highest bridge—and the world’s 46th...Read More
This three-block-long complex houses a church, a former monastery, a regional history museum with a great deal to see, and the Templo de la...Read More
The square around which this colonial city was built is officially called the Parque Manuel Velasco Suárez, but no one bothers with that name...Read More
iPod Tours provides travelers a free iPod loaded with information on self-guided walking tours, and a map. Note that for the moment you don...Read More
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