But what else is missing? Who could forget that Mexico gave birth to a type of cuisine that you can’t find anywhere else. Mexican cuisine is a worldwide favorite, with various versions produced in almost every part of the world. Who doesn’t enjoy spicy tacos, bean burritos, tamales, carnitas, and the like? Mexican food is absolutely addictive, and here is a quick guide to some places to go to for foods you love.

Tacos and tortillas are ultimate Mexican favorites. These corn shells stuffed with vegetables, meat, and spices, are a satisfying meal that you can eat almost anywhere. Sources claim that the use of corn meal and flour shells for tortilla or taco dishes dated as far back as 3000 BC. Today, you can find these favorites in American restaurants like Taco Bell and Del Taco.

In Pachuca, Hidalgo, you can find special methods of preparing quesadillas, or corn and flour shells stuffed with cheese. Sometimes, ham, chicken, and other meats are added for taste. For extra spice, Mexican salsa is added.

If you love Mexican food, you probably know that one of their most popular side dishes or condiments is guacamole, which is mixture of avocadoes and spices. Guacamole is added to almost any Mexican dish. This condiment is said to have originated from the Aztecs, and is loved for its aphrodisiac effect. Mexican cuisine is said to have influences from both Spanish cuisine and Filipino cuisine, from the Philippines.

Here is a quick guide on some of the popular destinations in Mexico for beach lovers who are after fun in the sun and more activities for the whole family.

Cancun, which is located on the Yucatan peninsula, is said to be one of the hottest beach destinations in Mexico. The region attracts more than 2 million tourists per year. Cancun is filled to the brim with college students especially during spring break. However, you can still enjoy the beaches during other times of the year, as you can go sailing, snorkeling, and even dancing at the dozens of discos in the area.

The Isle of Yelapa in Mexico is said to be a reclusive place for people who simply want to get away from the stresses of a busy lifestyle. This place is only accessible via boats or water taxis. The island has no electricity, which actually adds to the charm of the place as a relaxing vacation spot. The Isle of Yelapa is a popular site for honeymooners.

Pie de la Cuesta, which is located in the Acapulco region, is also a favorite spot for romantic getaways, weddings, and honeymoons. The name translates to Foot of the Sunset, and the beach region is nestled near the Sierra Madre Mountains. You can simply relax on the shores, or even enjoy water sports as you wish.