Campeche

Campeche ha's main attraction is its great natural heritage, divided into 4 great natural regions: coast, mountain, rivers and jungle. All of these regions have facilities and elements for practicing alternative tourism, such as environmental, adventure and rural tourism.

Campeche has six natural protected areas: Calakmul Biosphere, considered Mexico's largest tropic reserve; Laguna de Términos, classified as a natural sanctuary for dolphin, tortoiseshell turtle and manatee breeding; Rio Celestum is the largest mangrove area on the Gulf of Mexico; Petenes is compri

Campeche History

Campeche is located in southeast Mexico and is part of the Yucatan Peninsula....

Campeche Culture

The state of Campeche offers visitors a cultural wealth displayed in the ever...

Campeche Travel

Campeche ha's main attraction is its great natural heritage, divided into 4 g...

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Campeche Economy

Mining, agriculture and fishing are the main economic activities among other ...

Campeche Geography

Located in the south-east region of the Mexican Republic, the state of Campec...

Campeche Politics

The municipalities most densely populated in the State of Campeche are CalkinÃÂ...

Campeche Government

Fernando Eutimio Ortega Bernés was born in the city of Campeche in 1958. He ...

Campeche Demography

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