Xilitla, San Luis Potosí.

Known for its fertile mountains and springs, which create amazing scenery in all the municipality. Xilitla is a bit industrialized municipality, which has helped preserve the indians náhuatl and Teenek, newly appointed magical village cultures.

Laguna de Manialtepec, Oaxaca.

In this lagoon 15 minutes from Puerto Escondido, in Oaxaca, offer kayak tours at night in the amazing fluorescent lights that "light up" to contact the oars and furrow the water with the kayak. It is common to see this effect during the rainy season. Manialtepec Lagoon is located 16 kilometers from Puerto Escondido. It is a place of exceptional beauty, surrounded by exuberant mangrove vegetation.

Isla Mujeres, Quintana Roo.

The Bahamas? of course not, is the underwater museum of Isla Mujeres, Quintana Roo. A experience in a new level.

Grutas Tolantongo, Hidalgo.

The Grutas Tolantongo, in Hidalgo, are a set of caves. Hot springs flow to form a river, on whose riveras the visitors put tents.

Las Coloradas, Yucatán.

The Lake Hillier in Western Australia? No, this is Las Coloradas in Yucatan.

Dunas de Yeso, Coahuila.

Plaster dunes, yes, as you listen. Million years ago, Coahuila was covered by the sea, but natural climate changes caused a great transformation in its ecosystem, this alteration in the environment formed regions filled with ponds and salt water lagoons as the municipality of Cuatro Cienegas. When drying with the passage of time, the pools left deposits of calcium sulfate (gypsum) forming a so white desert might even be confused with snow.

Barranca Sinforosa, Chihuahua.

Also it is known as "the queen of the ravines" for being considered the most spectacular of the mountains. With 1830 meters it is also the second deepest. In the depth runs the Verde River that by joining the Unrique River, form the Fuerte River, that ends flowing into the Pacific. The walk through this canyon is almost obligatory for its spectacular landscape where even run two waterfalls: Rosalinda and San Ignacio.

Mexcaltitán, Nayarit.

Mexcaltitán, an island in the middle of time.
In harmony with nature, without cars or progress, but with cheerful people, Mexcaltitlán is an island where it seems time has stopped.

Xel Ha, Quintana Roo.

An ecological park located in Quintana Roo, Xel-Ha is known as the world's largest natural aquarium.

Jiquilpan, Michoacán.

Japan? No way. It is Jiquipan de Juarez, the city of jacarandas (name of the flower). This is called Jiquilpan for its many trees of this species, it is a magical town of singular personality.

Gran desierto del Altar, Sonora.

The Great Altar Desert is an important sub-ecoregion desert in Sonora.

Islas Marietas, Nayarit.

A beach in Thailand or Indonesia?
No! is the Marieta Islands located in Nayarit. (A hidden beach)

Santuario de las luciérnagas, Tlaxcala.

Just pass the first six months of the year and Tlaxcala seems to plunge into a winter atmosphere, in the municipalities of Nanacamilpa and Españita nobody has put a series of lights to decorate fir trees, then why shine? Just to closer and realize that the ephemeral light comes from fireflies that during the months of June, July and August take possession of tlaxcalteca natural space and like every year come here to pair, giving attendees a natural spectacle that leaves you breathless.

Centla, Tabasco.

Amazon river! you have thought at first, however, it is Centla swamps in Tabasco.

Tulum, Quintana Roo.

Tulum or Tuluum was a walled city of the Mayan culture located in the state of Quintana Roo, Tulum.

Paseo de Santa Lucía, Monterrey.

San Antonio, Texas? No, this is the ride Saint Lucia in Monterrey.