Best Places To Visit in Mexico:

• Scuba Diving at Cozumel: There are various activities in Cozumel to keep you occupied, however the island is viewed as probably the best spot to go scuba making a plunge the western half of the globe. With completely clear waters and a bounty of marine life, the making a plunge Cozumel is certainly first class. From small seahorses to enormous bird beams, there's a great deal to find in the water here. While there is an air terminal on Cozumel, the vast majority show up here by means of the ship from Playa del Carmen. Ships leave essentially consistently and just require around 35-40 minutes to arrive at the island.
• Mesuo Nationial: Diego Rivera's renowned wall painting The History of Mexico, exhibits the Aztec period to the success to the Revolution to the advancement of industry. It's gaudy and enamouring, an interesting chance to find out about Mexico's past. Also it's free: The painting is housed in a recognized structure east of the Zocalo that works as an administration office. Among the workplace laborers standing around, you'll see a blend of neighbourhood, public, and worldwide travellers who come to be stunning blasted by Rivera's show-stopper.
• Teotihuacan: The antiquated Mesoamerican pyramids of Teotihuacán, in the Valley of Mexico, when filled in as the biggest city in the pre-Columbian Americas. It is felt that during the first thousand years A.D. the city had around 125,000 people, including multi-ethnic gatherings like the Otomi, Zapotec, Mixtec, Maya, and Nahua. In the event that you have a couple of days in Mexico City, it merits the road trip. (Teotihuacán is about an hour outside the city via vehicle.) Leave early in the first half of the day so you can be back in the city by noontime—and bring sunscreen!
• Tulum archeological site: Tulum is the site of a Pre-Columbian Maya walled city filling in as a significant port for Coba. The remains are arranged on 12-meter (39 ft) tall precipices, along the east shore of the Yucatan Peninsula on the Caribbean Sea in the province of Quintana Roo, Mexico. Tulum was one of the last urban communities fabricated and occupied by the Maya; it was at its stature between the thirteenth and fifteenth hundreds of years and figured out how to make due around 70 years after the Spanish started possessing Mexico. Old World illnesses brought by the Spanish pilgrims seem to have brought about exceptionally high fatalities, disturbing the general public and at last making the city be abandoned.One of the best-protected beach front Maya locales, Tulum is today a mainstream site for travellers.