Guanajuato – A Mexican state known for its tunnels

Thursday, January 11, 2024

Most skilled travelers believe that they are quite aware of Mexico and everything that this country in North America has to offer. Nevertheless, insights are often inadequate to the coastal areas, or Mexico City. Yet, this North American country is a large nation that provides travelers a wide choice of experiences related to vacationing. 

For the type of travelers who are looking for countries that are drenched in ancient history and culture, at the same time a contemporary, welcoming, vivacious, and still relevant destination that they require to look no further than Guanajuato, Mexico.

In 1988, the historic city of Guanajuato was announced as a UNESCO World Heritage Site. Established by Spain in the mid-16th century, this city turned into world’s one of the richest gold and silver mining centers. Once home to 17 operating valuable metal mines, Guanajuato still has few operational silver mines.

The narrow streets, vibrant houses, and decorative churches, this Mexican city attracts travelers from everywhere. The architecture of this city is a mix of colonial and baroque style and is world known for its outstanding monuments and buildings.  

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