Tourism in Tijuana

Relying on its unique geographical conditions, Tijuana has become one of Mexico’s major tourist destinations. The tourism facilities are advanced and the tourism projects are diverse.

Not far from the city, you can visit the starting point of the more than 3,152-kilometer border between Mexico and the United States, known as the "First Boundary Monument on the Mexico-U.S. Border." The border between the two countries is separated by a tall and strong metal railing on the American side and a simple iron plate on the Mexican side. The starting point is dozens of meters deep into the sea. Along the border, one side is the world's only superpower, and the other side is a developing country. The difference and contrast are so huge that it is shocking. Stop and look far away, you can see the tall buildings, swaying green trees, and white clouds gently fluttering in the blue sky in San Diego, USA. In Tijuana below, the buildings are in disarray, and no grass grows on the water-scarce land. The busy footsteps of people seem to tell the world that this place is still striving to develop. The metal border wall that stretches between the two countries is like a long silver dragon, flashing with cold light, giving people a heavy sense of oppression. Standing here, you can truly feel the closeness and complexity of Mexico-US relations.

Tijuana is located at the northwest end of Baja California Norte, on the Tecate River and close to the Pacific Ocean. It is the largest city in Baja California, Mexico. Due to its proximity to the United States, the city has become a weekend getaway for American citizens, and the tourism industry has developed rapidly.

Tijuana is adjacent to the United States and is one of the fastest-growing cities in Mexico. Its beautiful seaside scenery and complete service facilities have attracted a large number of American tourists to the city for sightseeing and shopping, and the tourism industry has gained momentum. Great development. This coastal city has beautiful scenery, complete entertainment facilities, hotels, restaurants, etc. It is an ideal place to enjoy the beautiful coastal scenery. Many foreign tourists come to Tijuana to taste wine, dance, and buy brand-name clothing, watches, personal cosmetics, etc., as well as exquisite local handicrafts, etc. It is the best place for shopping. Tijuana has a legal red-light district and other consumer prices are also low, so it attracts many Americans to cross the border during the holidays to spend money and patronize medical beauty and other services.