T he 177 Mexico pueblos magicos, or magic towns, are smaller towns rather than large cities.Mexico’s Secretary of Tourism has ...

It’s hard to think of anything being magical in 2020, but there’s something delightful about the idea of Mexico’s Pueblo Mágicos, or Magical Towns.These small towns are celebrated because ...

In 2001, in a bid to encourage travel to some of the country’s smaller towns, Mexico inaugurated the Pueblos Mágicos (Magical Towns) program. The program has grown to include 111 towns in all ...

The government of Mexico has released a list of 45 towns to be added to the Magical Towns roster for 2023. Here's a look at some of Mexico's 45 new Magical Towns: Travel Weekly Toggle navigation ...

These places have special magic connecting visitors with Mexico's roots and traditions. With exceptional beauty, these destinations will captivate national and international visitors. Currently, there ...

These cities and towns, known as Pueblos Magicos, or Magical Towns, are cultural treasures bestowed with this designation thanks to their commitment to heritage and tradition. Mexico has more than ...

In addition, the tourism minister announced a new Magical Towns corridor in the southern part of Nayarit, creating a new tourism route across Jala, Ixtlan del Rio,Ahuacatlan, Compostela and ...

Nayarit also is home to nine “Pueblo Magicos” — “magical” towns and villages designated by the government as best exemplifying “aspects of culture, history, tradition, art, food ...

The morning of October 5, 2020 was special for many inhabitants of the country, those who live in the Magical Towns, since October 5 was instituted as the National Day of Magical Towns, in ...

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Mexico’s Ministry of Tourism has curated a list of lesser-known yet charming destinations. They’re called Pueblos Mágicos (which means magical towns).