Ixmiquilpan Holiday Deals

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Holidays in Ixmiquilpan

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Mexico's capital city, Mexico City, sits 120 kilometres to the south of Ixmiquilpan.

Keep the entire family happy with a visit to EcoAlberto Park.

You'll find some natural sights surrounding Ixmiquilpan. Why not travel 30 kilometres to Tolantongo Caves? Alternatively, admire some of nature's best work at Xoxafi Caves, 25 kilometres away.

Make your stay a fulfilling one with a historical tour of the La Diana Cazadora Statue.

After some other nearby places? Tasquillo is about 10 kilometres to the west, so get in the car and start exploring! Alternatively, Cardonal, 14 kilometres northeast of Ixmiquilpan, is also worth the trip.

Planning to head to Tula de Allende? This place is just 55 kilometres to the south. If you're staying here a while, get a map and circle Constitution Square, Tula Archaeological Site and Tula National Park. Also consider taking a peek at Tula Cathedral and Guadalupe Mastache Interpretation Room.

It's hard to find a better way to wander through the local region than on an exciting adventure. Sign yourself up for a bit of mountain biking or rock climbing and get your blood pumping!

If your youngest travellers need to get away from sightseeing for a while, why not take them out for a leisurely day of cycling or shore fishing?

Feel a buzz of excitement and then a little tranquillity when you try your hand at hot air ballooning. You'll no doubt have some mind-blowing tales to tell after you've safely floated back to earth!

Walk through the region's art museums and history museums. They are particularly good places to seek refuge in when the weather takes a turn.

If the weather's fine, why not hit the road and explore the surrounding area's open-air exhibits and open-air markets?

Journey back in time with an excursion to some close-by ruins, old towns and historic mansions. When it comes to understanding the significance of these structures, a tour guide can make all the difference.

Learn about the local faith and maybe even get back in touch with your spiritual side by exploring one or two of Ixmiquilpan's churches.

Eating is one of life's greatest pleasures, and since you're reading this, you probably think travel is too. Combine your enthusiasm for both by getting out and trying the food and drink offerings at the bars, restaurants and cafés in town.

No bona fide foodie would visit Ixmiquilpan without tasting one or two of the signature dishes, such as escamoles (red ant eggs fried in butter) and zacahuil (pork stuffed corn dumpling).

It probably won't take much to persuade you to try palanquetas (peanut brittle), a dessert that'll make you want to pack everything up and move here.

Make it easier for your hosts by practising some expressions in the local tongue. You'll be glad you learnt '¡Que pase un buen día!', which is how you say 'have a nice day'. Maybe you'll find '¡Hola!' a little bit easier to say? This means 'hello'.

You can expect a buzz in the air leading up to the 16th of September. The locals will be making preparations for Independence Day, a day of national celebrations.

You may be poor in Mexican pesos by the end of your trip, but you'll be rich in incredible experiences. "Hasta la vista" Ixmiquilpan!

Making it to your flight on time can sometimes be stressful. That being said, you'll be right if you've got a plan. The closest terminal, Mexico City International Airport (MEX), is 120 kilometres to the south.