State of Mexico
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State of Mexico

An Escape from the Metropolis

Why to Visit

Because it offers high-altitude contrasts at the threshold of the capital, from the arid grandeur of Teotihuacán’s pyramids to the pine-scented forests of Valle de Bravo and the snow-capped peak of the Nevado de Toluca. It reminds travelers that the heart of Mexico is mountainous, green, and deeply historical.

Often overshadowed by the capital it surrounds, the Estado de Mexico (Edomex) holds some of the country’s most impressive landscapes and archaeological treasures. It is a land of high-altitude contrasts, where the arid grandeur of Teotihuacan’s pyramids gives way to the pine-scented forests of Valle de Bravo and the snow-capped peak of the Nevado de Toluca. This state serves as the ultimate escape, offering space and silence just outside the metropolis. It is a destination of weekends spent sailing on lakes, hiking volcano craters, or walking through colonial towns that feel centuries away from the urban rush. Edomex reminds travelers that the heart of Mexico is mountainous, green, and deeply historical.

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The state features a high-altitude climate with cold highlands and temperate valleys. Expect cool mornings and evenings, with a rainy season during the summer. Winter is the ideal season for clear views when hiking the Nevado de Toluca.

Airports: You can arrive via Toluca International Airport (TLC) or access the state easily through Mexico City’s hubs (MEX/NLU).

Types of transportation: Excellent road access from Mexico City makes this region perfect for road trips.

Green Chorizo Taco

The Iconic Taco

The Local Bite

Green Chorizo Taco

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 Grilled green sausage (seasoned with herbs and peppers) served with roasted potatoes and cactus (nopales).

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