Currency in Mexico
The official currency of Mexico is the peso (MXN). When traveling here, you should bring some cash as not all places accept credit cards, especially in remote areas or local markets. You can exchange money at the airport, banks or licensed money changers. Be sure to check the exchange rate before exchanging to avoid losing money. Using cash also makes it easier to shop and pay for small service fees.
Attention to safety
Mexico is a popular tourist destination, but it is also important to be aware of safety issues. Avoid traveling alone at night, especially in areas that are less frequented or unfamiliar. Keep your valuables in sight at all times and do not carry large amounts of cash when you go out. Avoid areas with high crime rates, and always ask locals or hotel staff for recommendations on safe places to visit.
Learn how to use some basic Spanish sentences
Spanish is widely spoken in Mexico, so knowing some basic phrases will help you communicate more easily during your trip. A few words like “Hola” (hello), “Gracias” (thank you) and some other common phrases… This will be very useful when you are shopping or asking for directions. Locals often appreciate visitors’ efforts to use their language, which can help you connect better and have more memorable experiences during your trip.
Pay attention to toilet signs
When traveling in Mexico, you will find that the toilet symbols may be different from what you are used to. In many restaurants and public places, the letter “M” does not stand for “Men” but for “Mujeres” (extraFor men’s toilets, the symbol is usually “H” which stands for “Hombres” (man). To avoid awkward situations, pay close attention to the signs or ask the staff if you are unsure. This is a small but very important note to avoid unnecessary misunderstandings.
Dishes to enjoy
Mexico is famous for its rich and diverse cuisine. When you come here, you should not miss typical dishes such as Tacos.(corn bread rolls with meat)Enchiladas(corn cake roll with waterxhot sauce)or Guacamole(dishxavocado sauce is made from fresh avocados). In addition, there are also attractive street foods such as Tamales, Churros and Pozole. Enjoying local cuisine not only brings a new experience but also helps you understand more about Mexican culture and people.
Mexico will definitely bring you exciting and surprising travel experiences. However, to make your trip more complete and memorable, do not forget to prepare carefully and follow the necessary notes mentioned. Be careful in preserving personal property, learn local culture and discover the amazing food here. With good preparation, you will have a memorable and colorful journey to discover Mexico!
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