4 Underrated Cities in Mexico! (Mexico Travel 2022)
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- Опубликовано: 28 июн 2024
- There are so many incredible cities in Mexico, and many of them are very underrated and often overlooked, especially when it comes to international tourists. The deserts in the north and the resorts on the coasts might be the Mexico of popular imaginaton, but this country is so much more than that. We think it’s one of the very best countries in the world for travel and it literally has it all.
In this video, we’re highlighting 4 cities that we think are overlooked even more than others but are well worth a visit. When you’re planning your trip to Mexico, we recommend adding these into your itinerary.
Let us know about more underrated cites in Mexico, because we still have a lot to see in Mexico and our ‘to visit’ list is always growing. We’ll have to do a part 2 for sure, about even more off the beaten path cities.
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Agree completely on Monterrey we met the best people, can highly recommend Jerez de García in Zacatecas (most beautiful pueblo in Mexico) and the entire of northern Mexico for us is king 🇲🇽🇲🇽🇲🇽
i lived in puebla for a year (2018-19) and moved there from the SF bay area… it was one of the best years of my life and i plan on retiring there. it’s an extremely diverse and beautiful city and i also felt safe. And the people are the nicest you’ll find anywhere!
I agree one hundred percent! It's incredible and hard to beat. Also love SF Bay Area, could easily live there. Maybe if it ever gets any more affordable. Cheers!
Thank you for yours coments about our Monterrey city
It’s fantastic there!
Thank you. I was going to skip this one on my travelsl back North. Currently in Zipolete. Travel on.
Nice, enjoy Zipolite! Love it there. Safe travels amigo!
Puebla is incredible, so much so that we purchased a new home in Choula last year. Wife is from Veracruz, but parents from Puebla. We have explored much of Mexico, there are so many beautiful things to see and do, don't think we will ever get tired...
my wife and family are from Puebla as well! we lived there for a year 2108-19 and can’t wait to get back! we live in the sf bay area now but plan on retiring there in the next couple of years. puebla and cholula are true gems
We also live in the Bay Area, Santa Cruz. We are planning on a semi- retirement in the next couple of years as well, though I can work remotely now.
I love Mexico. Visited 4 times. The city, Tlaxcala, Puebla, Guanajuato, Veracruz. I love it. Puebla is my favorite. The food is good. I'm originally from El Salvador but grew up in New Jersey. Cannot wait to go back to Mexico and El Salvador.
Y'all just keep adding to my list 😉
Awesome! 😊
Thanks you guys for this vlog, these places have so much potential!
Of course, thanks for watching! 😊
Fantastic vid. Love these viewpoints but also waiting to get your take on GDL and Morelia 😊
Thanks!
Oh yeah! We can't wait to visit those cities. They are high up on our list 😊
I was born in Morelia...
Monterrey looks wonderful but I am in love with Campeche. I visited some years ago and found it perfect to live in. Thank you for this amazing video!
Agreed! It is so nice in Campeche. I could live there as well.
Love the graffiti art 😍
I've only been to Puebla from these 4, but I agree, it's fantastic and so easy to navigate. Not too crowded, reasonably priced accommodation, beautiful architecture. Campeche and SLP are definitely places I want to see too. There's an abundance of hidden gems in Mexico, no doubt about it.
Yes! Totally agree, can’t get enough of Puebla. There sure is, our list just keeps getting longer the more we see 😅
damn I was going to campeche and puebla last month and changed my mind, valladolid was pretty boring after a couple of days but loved mexico city, well done amigos
Thanks amigo. Always next time! So you’re back in Spain now? Hate we missed you in Mexico.
@@laurenandseth yes pity, back in Spain and hopefully my beloved Vietnam soon,.loved Mexico, México city (great) queretero (safe but boring) Guadalajara (exciting but bloody dangerous be very careful) Merida (fantastic and super safe) wonderful experience and maybe will return, take care amigos
@@kippsguitar6539 Guadalajara "bloody dangerous"??? Were you doing drugs or something?? LOL it's a big city, but just as dangerous as any other big city, but on the tourist areas or residential areas is not. Common sense. But bloody...??
Awesome video guys!! 👍💕 Thank you!!
Great videos and cities that are not as known. I agree with Puebla. Puebla is the first Spanish city planned for the Spanish and Cholula is the oldest continuously inhabited city in the continent for more than 4000 years. They are both special. The other cities along with Guadalajara, Guanajuato are Zacatecas, Morelia, Jalapa, Aguascalientes, and Qeretaro to name a few. Great list and great video too!✌
Thank you! Agreed about Puebla and Cholula! Awesome, thank you for the suggestions! We are excited to explore more of those. Cheers! 😊
Hey, good to see you guys back in Mexico. I love these comparison videos . Its great for us future retiree expats to figure out what cities should be on our list.
How's your Spanish coming along? I was in Costa Rica in December. I liked it but at the end of the day I think Mexico just has so much more to offer.
Thanks for the feedback! 😊 Our Spanish is really improving all the time. It’s getting really fun to try and only speak in Spanish as much as possible. Haven’t made it to Costa Rica yet, but I can relate. Of all the countries I’ve visited, many I loved, but I’d still choose Mexico to live hands down. The variety and culture is hard to beat. Has a little bit of everything. Cheers friend!
Wow, I have never heard of these cities but we will definitely be visiting one we travel to Mexico again. They all had some awesome things about it. Love this video. You guys did a great job explaining and showing. If you had to pick a place to retire which city would you pick?
Another excellent video. You are the gold standard for vloggers. I was in Merida but didn't make it to Campeche. Mistake! Maybe next winter. No way I'd go in Summer.
Wow you Guys, this is one of the best, informative videos I’ve seen of Mexico!
If you ever get to San Pancho Mexico, ping me, we’ve got a guest house there….
Thanks for the great feedback! Cool,
haven’t been to San Pancho. Will add it to the list!
all those cities are interesting, saludos
Saludos amigo!
Puebla's great! Was there with my son during Semana Santa a few years back. Will be in Campeche in a couple weeks :) .... Underrated also: San Cristóbal(guessing you've been there), Orizaba! ... and Comitán in Chiapas. Oh! Valladolid!!!! Bueno, hay tantas ciudades y tantos lugares que me encantan en México!
Buenas tardes! It was really interesting to hear what your thoughts are about these cities. I agree, Monterrey is impressive and beautiful, but the heat is what makes it hard for me to spend the hot months there :) I’d love to know your impressions about Querétaro if you even come here. Saludos 👋🏼
Hola! :) Thank you. We need to head over to your channel and watch your videos, haha. Looks like you have some fantastic content. I bet the heat in Monterrey does get intense! :D We have been to Querétaro a couple of times and we really liked what little we saw, but we didn't see enough. It was just in transit and we only had a few hours to check out the center. We want to come back and do some videos for sure. Saludos amigos!
@@laurenandseth Thanks! For sure, I'd love to see those videos as well. I´m glad RUclips recommended your channel to us! Shoot us a message when you're here at Querétaro if you'd like to grab a coffee or something :)
Awesome presentation. really enjoyed watching through out. waiting for more
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This video has to be great for those looking to find a place to visit for Spring Break or Summer. I think your content is going to explode since everything is opening up. The food looks so good there! What I like about all these places, it has a little of everything. I want to ring the bell! Isn’t that a Fresh Prince song?
Great video!
Thank you!
Thanks for sharing !!!!
Great video! You guys are very positive and I assume you’re nice people. If y’all decide to call Mexico home.. welcome !
I'm in Mexico now and had Puebla on my list mainly due to your videos. I don't know but now I'm thinking of skipping it this trip because I will be in the central part for 3 months (Guadalajara, Guañajuato, San Miguel de Allende and Oaxaca) that I think I may be ready for something different. I'm headed to Puerto Escondido, thanks for that video, and then over to the Yucatan. Maybe making a stop in San Cristobal. Not sure. Anyway love your Mexico content!
Awesome! Yeah, I think you probably will be ready for a change and those are already some fantastic cities on your itinerary! Puerto Escondido is a great way to break up the central Mexico city tour. Haven't been to Guadalajara yet, but it's on our list for sure. Would love to hear what you think about all of them! Safe and happy travels! :)
So great everyone treated you so well. We live in the midwest so any beach sounds good to us. How many gigs of video do you guys have? I have never heard of Puebla before I watched this channel. So it is underrated.
Great information here, thanks! We are going on an exploratory trip for possible relocation and I am trying to convince my partner to add SLP to our itinerary. If you were going to live long-term in Queretaro or SLP which would you choose? I'm looking for a very historic, very walkable, very green (parks and plazas) place with mild temps. I haven't been to either place yet but they seem somewhat similar from the (millions?) of videos I've watched, would love your thoughts! Also--we LOVED Puebla!
Durango is the most colonial city in northern Mexico, followed by Mazatlan, which is very beautiful. Zacatecas and San Luis Potosí are more from the west of Mexico,
True! Durango looks awesome, can’t wait to visit. Mazatlan hasn’t really been on my radar for visiting but now I’ll have to check it out. We’ve seen a lot of southern Mexico now and really want to check out more in the north.
@@laurenandseth Mazatlan is very beautiful, safe and with a beautiful historic center. It is a city of rest for Canadians and Americans. when they want to come, I gladly support them.
great video
Wow, great video, guys
I love your content
Thanks for giving us a piece of your time
2 Canadians living in Mexico Merida sending support Cheers J&D
Have you been to Zacatecas? Highly recomended
Not yet, can't wait to go!
Interesting, I liked 👍
Thank you, amigo! 😊
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"Zacatecas" blows this cities out of the water...try-it..!!
Nice, adding it to the list!
How so?
The European aspect and mountains...
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I did not like Monterrey. It was waaaaay too expensive. That automatically ruined it for me. I did have some of the best vegan tacos there. Have you been to Aguascalientes yet?
That’s fair. I agree it can be expensive compared to other places in Mexico but coming from the, US the prices are great. Those vegan tacos sound good 🤤
And no, we haven’t been but it’s on the list! Based on what we’ve heard it sounds so underrated!
Did you need vaccine cards in Puebla when you were there?
Nope, personally we were never asked for proof of vaccine.
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Monterrey no hay nada, se come rico eso si.
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