| Traveling to Mexico is one of the things that you | | | | you’re out on a tour. Almost every town in |
| don’t want to miss for the world, but it would | | | | Mexico has something to offer to a traveler like |
| not be as fun or can even be disastrous if you fail | | | | you. The best way to preserve those memories |
| to bring the most essential items. So what do you | | | | is to take those snapshots. Just so you don’t |
| exactly need to bring? | | | | have to go scrambling for more films, use a digital |
| | | | | camera, with a microSD that has huge capacity. |
| 1. Bring clothes that are appropriate for the | | | | This way, it’s going to be just endless clicking. |
| weather. Various regions in Mexico have different | | | | |
| weather, so you might as well make sure the | | | | 4. Get rid of too-revealing dresses. Unless |
| condition of the place where you are supposed to | | | | you’re hitting the beach, keep those tank |
| go. For example, those that are located in | | | | tops, small T-shirts, and shorts in your bag first. A |
| elevated areas such as the Central Plateau would | | | | lot of people in Mexico are staunch Catholics, |
| be a lot colder than those places in the plains. | | | | which deem these dresses inappropriate to wear. |
| Hence, you may want to stock on jackets and | | | | What’s more, your trip may include visits to |
| pants that will keep you warm during nighttime. | | | | some of their oldest churches. You don’t |
| The months of September until December can | | | | want to offend them by donning on these types |
| also be pretty cold too. | | | | of clothes. Avoid bringing shirts with offensive |
| | | | | language or drawing printed on them. Even if |
| 2. Don’t forget the sleeping bags or pads. | | | | you’re the guest, you still want to remain |
| There are several facilities for backpackers and | | | | respectful to the culture and personalities of the |
| transient travelers in Mexico, where | | | | Mexicans. |
| accommodation can be really cheap. However, | | | | |
| they may lack the necessary amenities, including | | | | 5. Don on comfortable shoes and slippers. Surely, |
| sleeping pads or bags. If you choose to stay here, | | | | there will be a lot of walking that you’re going |
| you better make sure that you can bring these | | | | to do in Mexico, so high-heeled shoes and stilettos |
| essentials, or else, you’ll be sleeping | | | | should be reserved for your night-out only. Pack |
| uncomfortably on the floor. But if you want to | | | | at least one rubber shoes and a slipper, which you |
| feel pampered, relaxed, and unstressed when | | | | can use when you’re going to the beach. |
| traveling to Mexico, you better save some | | | | |
| money for a good stay in a hotel, such as Grupo | | | | 6. Bring cash. ATMs have their own schedules for |
| Mayan. It features first-class facilities and huge | | | | refills, and you don’t want to end up living a |
| room for a reasonable price. | | | | day without any money to spend. Thus, bring a |
| | | | | good amount of cash with you. If you’re |
| 3. Keep your cameras ready. You may leave all | | | | staying in a hotel, you can select to store it in |
| your jewelry behind your room, but don’t | | | | their safety deposit box. |
| forget to keep the camera close to you when | | | | |