Top Parks in Mexico

I suggest checking out the lesser-known ruins first before the main ones. They’re just as beautiful but with a lot fewer people. You’ll get some amazing pics!

My advice is to bring your own water and snacks. The prices inside the park can be a bit steep, so save some cash by packing your own.

If you're into photography, I recommend going in the early morning to catch the sunrise. The lighting is magical, and there are fewer people around.

If you love museums, the Museo Nacional de Historia is a must! But buy your tickets online in advance to skip the long lines – trust me, it made my visit so much smoother.

Bring a book or a sketchpad! The surroundings are just so charming that it’s a perfect spot to relax and let your creativity flow, plus it's free!

I recommend visiting the park early in the morning around 7 AM. It's much quieter, so you can enjoy the beautiful scenery and get some great photos without all the crowds.

My advice is to take a leisurely stroll by the fountains. They’re not just pretty, they also provide a nice break; just don’t sit too long, or you'll miss out on the whole park!

If you plan to rent a bike, go for the electric ones. They’re only 20 pesos more and save you a ton of energy, especially if you wanna explore it all.

Try to check if there are any events or concerts happening while you’re there. I found out after my visit that there were some cool live shows on the weekends

I suggest downloading an offline map of the area before going. Cell service can be spotty, and I got lost trying to find my way back to the entrance

Don’t forget your camera. The lush greenery is so beautiful, plus you can spot some local wildlife. I regret not taking more pics while I was there.