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Mexico

Cancun, Mexico

Sun-kissed Mexico is probably the most inexpensive country to go to a vacation to these days whether it’s spring break or summer. For a change, spend your summer in Cancun. Cancun as we know is the most beautiful place in Mexico.

But for the adventure seekers, then go to Ciudad Juarez which is just a stone’s throw away from the city of Laredo in Texas and you can really mingle with the locals there, play the guitar like some desperado guitarist and experience Catholic rites with the locals. It’s genuinely far from Catholic rites that we experience here in mainland States, I’m tellin’ ya. The Catholic celebrations in Mexico are somewhat exuding with flair you’d just love to go back there again and again.

The least expensive form of traveling to Mexico is through backpacking. You bring your own car (if you have the right mileage gauge in your car, gas is inexpensive these days, just don’t bring an SUV with you which guzzles a lot of gas. Bring a convertible and stick to the highways – some dirt roads can be dusty).

And Mexican food brings more passion to it unlike the bland taste of mainstream junk fastfood that we experience everyday here in the US. There are only minimal preservatives in Mexican food because everything is fresh.

Photo by: Laurence