Visit Chiapas
- Art & Culture
- Place or Historical Monument
- Handicraft
Chiapas: How to get there?
Less than two hours from Mexico City by plane
Chiapas: See when to go?
All year round
Chiapas: For how long?
3 to 5 days
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Chiapas Holidays
A magnificent region between the jungle and the mountains in the south of Mexico, bordering Guatemala.
Chiapas: What to see nearby?
What our travellers think of their stay
Chiapas is an absolutely wonderful region located in the very south of Mexico on the border with Guatemala. In the jungle lie ruins dating from the time of the Maya civilisation.
My suggestion
In my opinion, Chiapas is the most fascinating region in Mexico. One piece of advice: take enough time to properly explore it and better immerse yourself in its atmosphere.
A magnificent region between the jungle and the mountains in the south of Mexico, bordering Guatemala.
My suggestion
Are you interested in discovering some culture in a beautiful natural setting? In that case, don't think about it too much, just go there!
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