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Baja, Mexico Travel Tips

Mexico is bordered by the United States to the north, the Pacific Ocean to the west, the Gulf and Mexico and the Caribbean to the East and Belize and Guatemala to the south and south-east

The capital Mexico City is the most populated city in the world, with 20 million inhabitants. It is also the city with the world's largest taxi fleet (60,000 cars).

Language: Spanish

Currency: Peso 1.00 Peso = 0.09 USD (approximately); 0.05 GBP sterling (approx.)

Time: GMT -6 hours

Electricity: 110V, 60Hz

Immigration:
A Passport valid for at least six months after date of entry is required by all except nationals of Canada and the USA holding a certified copy of a birth certificate, voter’s card or photo identification such as a driver’s licence or student ID). Tourist cards are also available to visitors from most European Union countries. Cards are available free of cost from embassies or at border crossings

Public Holidays:
New Year's Day; Constitution Day (5 Feb); Birthday of Benito Juárez (21 March); Holy Thursday; Good Friday; Labour Day; Puebla Battle (5 May); Presidential Report (1 Sep); Independence Day (16 Sep); Columbus Day (12 Oct); 2 November; Mexican Revolution Day (20 Nov); Our Lady of Guadeloupe Day (12 Dec); Christmas; New Year's Eve.

Food:
Mexican food is usually spicy and always includes the three following ingredients: salt, chilli and lime. And you are never very far away from a cantina where you will find tortillas, enchiladas and tacos. Most cantinas boast a juice bar, serving delicious fresh juices.

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