Veracruz is one of Mexico’s most interesting and exciting states. It offers something for nearly every traveler: white water rafting, museum hopping, pre-Hispanic archaeological sites, sport fishing, great coffee, music, culture, the chance to visit a witch doctor, and, as experienced on a recent visit, some very nice hotels. Here are two worth visiting: Hotel Emporio Veracruz and Hotel Isla Tajin.
Veracruz is one of Mexico’s most interesting and exciting states. It offers something for nearly every traveler: white water rafting, museum hopping, pre-Hispanic archaeological sites, sport fishing, great coffee, music, culture, the chance to visit a witch doctor, and, as experienced on a recent visit, some very nice hotels. Here are two worth visiting: Hotel Emporio Veracruz and Hotel Isla Tajin.
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A Jewish community in Venta Prieta, Hidalgo has long struggled with its identity and survival. Now, they say they'd simply prefer to be left alone.
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It is believed that an undercurrent of curative powers exists in Tepoztlán and this has drawn followers of New Age, holistic and esoteric philosophies to this quaint, traditional pueblo.
If you’re looking for an oasis in the desert, Cuatro Ciénegas is the place for you. Declared a protected area in 1994, this biological nature reserve has a labyrinth of underground springs and rivers, which form crystalline pozos (pools). More >>
For an unpretentious village where you can shop, tour its artists' studios, and eat out, check out this Redguide video of Bucerias, north of Nuevo Vallarta. More >>
According to a Visa Inc. survey, 84% of travelers say that the cost of travel and economic concerns will play a greater role in their travel decisions than fears of the AH1N1 flu virus. More >>
![Bucerias-STILL2.jpg](http://insidemex.com/files/imagecache/teaser_small/teaser_raw/Bucerias-STILL2.jpg? "View Puerto Vallarta and the Riviera Nayarit, "Exploring Bucerias"")
