THE BACKPACKING

PLACES TO KNOW IN MEXICO 💗

If you are thinking of traveling to Mexico, let me tell you that I would not have made a better decision than that… since you will be able to find the most emblematic places to visit, without leaving aside its gastronomy and traditions

When you arrive in Mexico, you will be able to discover many wonderful scenarios full of great ancestral mysteries that are still latent in every corner of the country. If you want to be surprised by them, we invite you to pack your bags and meet them.

This territory was part of the Nuevo Santander and understood what would become Tamaulipas, part of Nuevo Leon and southern Texas , it was one of the last provinces in northern New Spain. When Don José Escandon was governor of Tamaulipas, was responsible for founding towns like Camargo , Reynosa , Laredo and many more along the Rio Grande. The May 15, 1755 he ordered Captain Thomas Sanchez of Laredo founded St. Augustine , who with three families received permission to settle near a ford used by Indians reeds . In 1767 officially given the name

Villa de San Agustin de Laredo, in honor to a town in Santander, Spain , native land of General Escandon . Now , Laredo listed as one of the few surviving Spanish colonies north of the river . With the annexation of Texas in 1845 , Laredo became the EU , there was war , and in that time several prominent citizens asked laredenses Laredo continue to be a Mexican village . Many of these people who wanted to retain their citizenship, crossed the river to settle on the Mexican side . On 15 July unveiled

Queretaro is one of 31 states with the Federal District comprise the 32 federative entities of Mexico.
Located in central Mexico, in a region known as El Bajio. Its capital is the city of Santiago de Querétaro (located about 200 km northwest of Mexico City). Querétaro is bordered on the north by the state of San Luis Potosi, Guanajuato to the west, Hidalgo to the east, southeast to the southwest of Mexico and Michoacán.
Queretaro is a state full of historical facts and a growing national rate accelerated industrial development and business development. It contains several sites declared World Heritage Site by UNESCO in 1996 and is considered the Cradle of Independence of Mexico


The main destinations are Querétaro intrastate equity ( 70 % of tourism ), San Juan del Rio ( 14 % ) , Tequisquiapan (9.2 % ) , Bernal and the Sierra Gorda region . Solid growth in the sector is