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Step into a delicious reality with these fantastic food fantasylands, a dreamy world of candy apples, whirling spices and chocolate chip cookie dough.
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While cocaine-producing Colombia and cocaine-transiting Mexico are plagued by government warnings, the narco-trafficking corridor in-between is relatively free of travel alerts.
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From wild undeveloped beaches and lush sprawling farms to scenic national parks or even a person’s garden, adventure camping south of the border.
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A camping road trip through Mexico and Central America lets you take your “room with a view” with you.
From tacos to tequila, Mexico’s second city is best experienced through its food and drink.
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Despite headlines about drug-related violence along its north border, Mexico’s capital is evolving into a cosmopolitan city with a geographically convenient north-meets-south location.
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