What are the precautions for self-help tours in Mexico?

One of Mexico's attention points: the best time to travel is high above sea level. The plateau area in central Mexico accounts for 5/6 of that in the United States. The Yucatan Peninsula in the southeast is flat and the coastal plains are mostly long and narrow. Mexico borders the Gulf of Mexico, the Caribbean Sea, the Pacific Ocean and the Gulf of California, with a coastline of1122km. This unique condition has also created coastal resorts, such as Cancun, which is completely different from the central plateau. The climate in Mexico varies from place to place. The temperature difference in the Mexican plateau is small throughout the year, with an average annual temperature of about 20, a large temperature difference between day and night, and strong ultraviolet rays. Pay attention to sun protection when going out. May-September is the summer in the plateau, with more rainfall. Compared with the Mexican plateau, the coastal and southeastern plains of Mexico are hotter, with an average annual temperature of about 27℃ and little temperature difference between winter and summer. 165438+1October to May is the best season to visit the coastal areas of Mexico. At that time, the weather was fine, there were few mosquitoes, but there was a lot of precipitation. Before traveling, tourists should also consider the climate of some special areas in Mexico, such as the hot and humid weather in the jungle area of Mexico in summer. It should be noted that there may be a hurricane in southern Mexico from August to 65438+10. In some places with higher altitude in Mexico, the temperature is lower than that in other areas. If you visit these places, you should keep warm. Mexico tourism notice 2: preparation 1. Most Mexican hotels do not provide toothbrushes, toothpaste and slippers. Please get ready. Please bring comfortable, light and casual clothes. The sunshine in Cancun is very strong. Please prepare a sun hat, sunglasses, insect repellent and sunscreen. Some water attractions require you to use only biodegradable organic sunscreen. 3. Mexican customs has restrictions on the import of agricultural products. Do not bring fresh or preserved animal and plant products and seeds such as meat, eggs, vegetables and fruits into the country. 4. If you need to bring emergency medicine, please bring the packaged medicine, preferably with English name, and store it in a unified way. I suggest you inform the tour leader for reference before entering the customs. #3 Precautions for Mexico Tourism 3: Precautions for Mexico Tourism Entry and Exit (Customs Regulations) 1. If you bring more than $65,438+$00,000 in cash and more than $2,000 in a single item, you must fill out the customs declaration form. Mexican customs is very strict in inspecting the goods of foreigners entering the country. There are three kinds of goods that need to be inspected, namely, goods that can enter the country duty-free, goods that need to be declared restricted and goods that are prohibited from entering the country. You can bring a small amount of honey, alcohol, tobacco, cheese products, coffee and leather products into the country. You can bring up to 2 cats or dogs into the country with your health certificate and quarantine certificate. Other animals must apply to Mexican customs in advance. You can bring dry food, canned meat and bagged cooked meat allowed by Mexican customs into the country. It is forbidden to bring homemade meat, fresh meat, soil, crops, seeds and fruits into the country without application. No fruit, no ordinary bottled meat, pickles, etc. Vacuum-packed mustard tuber has little problem. 2. When Mexican tourists travel in Mexico, they can go to the National Alien Quarantine Center to ask if they need to be vaccinated. Mexican authorities do not require foreigners to issue any quarantine certificates. 3. Foreigners can carry the following items duty-free: 2 or 200 cigarettes, 100 cigars; 1 camera or video recorder, 12 film, not limited to photography; Personal perfume; Per person 1 liter (2 liters, or two bottles) of hard liquor; Gifts with a value not exceeding $65,438+000; 50 books and a certain amount of clothes and personal belongings; A typewriter and a pair of binoculars, but you must take them with you when you leave this country. (the restrictions are not strict) 4. Articles restricted from entering the country include: radios, televisions and other articles that need to be declared and registered; The entry of weapons is strictly restricted. 5. The prohibited items are: drugs and narcotics. When medical supplies enter the country, they must be accompanied by the doctor's certificate of going to the United States and the certificate of the Mexican consulate, otherwise they will be refused entry. Exchange tip: Mexican pesos cannot be exchanged directly in China. It is recommended to carry a certain amount of dollars and

Dollars can be freely exchanged in airport banks, foreign exchange offices and hotels, and the exchange rates are listed. At present, it is about $65,438 +0: 1 1.20 pesos. Counterfeit money is still heard from time to time, so be careful. Please pay attention to your own safety when changing money. Those who carry more than US$ 654.38+RMB 00,000 in cash should declare to the customs at the time of entry and exit to avoid being punished. Communication China Embassy in Mexico Tel: 00 Mexican Chinese Club: 00 (overseas), 0 (Mexico City), making local calls-no crown number is required; Call Mexico (domestic number outside your location) -0 1 area code phone number; International telephone number -0052 (Mexico country code) 5 (Mexico city area code); Collect call -020 (local Mexico) 090 (international). There are three ways to make a phone call in Mexico: the first way is to make a public phone call (the cheapest), and the second way is to go to the telecom center (casetadetele`fono or casetatelefo`nica). Calling in such a place is more private, but more expensive. The most expensive way is to call the hotel. Security 1. The security situation in Mexico is unstable, so you'd better be careful when traveling. Be especially wary of strangers around you. In case of accident, you can call the 24-hour service hotline for local tourists, the Mexican National Tourism Department (5-/800-90392), or bring your passport to the nearby police station to report the case. If you meet a policeman, I can't speak English. Tell him I'm here to report the case. That's enough. 2. Mexico's health is seriously polluted by industry, so the natural environment of the United States should pay special attention to air and water pollution. In addition, there are mosquito bites and stray dogs on the street. Festival Three Kings Day: 65438+ annual10.6, which is the day when the legendary Three Kings of the East presented gifts to the infant Jesus. Therefore, on this day, parents should give gifts to underage children. In the evening, friends and relatives get together to share the Three Kings Donuts. There are several plastic or ceramic figures symbolizing babies in the bagel. The first person to eat the number must be on Candle Festival (February 2nd). Regional folk religious festivals. Mainly popular in Katy Island, Nayarit. On June 29th every year, local fishermen hold a symbolic Saints Boat Race. In the evening, people marched and gathered to celebrate the competition between the holy ship and the statues of St. Peter and St. Paul. Notre Dame de Gualupe: the most important religious festival. Every year in 65438+February 65438+February, the Catholic Church holds a grand religious ceremony at Notre Dame de Guadalupe at the foot of Marcin Pajak Mountain. Millions of believers, old and young, traveled long distances to visit the original statue of Notre Dame de Guadalupe. Churches all over the country also hold religious ceremonies. Before and after the festival, Indians will also perform traditional folk dances and offer sacrifices to the Virgin in their own way. The celebration will last about a month. Inn Festival and Christmas: 65438+February 16 to 25, it is said that the Virgin Mary, who is pregnant with the Holy Spirit, registered with her father in her ancestral home. Because the inn in the city was full, she gave birth to Jesus in the stable of the inn. Internal festivals are part of Christmas. On Christmas Eve (65438+February 24th), decorated Christmas trees and Christmas managers simulated the scene of the birth of Jesus in every family. That night, the whole family got together and had a meal together. Business 1. Banking hours. Generally, the banking hours are 9:00- 13:30 from Monday to Friday, and it is closed on Saturdays, Sundays and public holidays. The bank at the airport is open all day from Monday to Friday. 2. Business hours of post office: 9: 00 a.m.-17: 30 a.m. Monday to Friday and Saturday. 3. Business hours of the store: Monday to Friday are generally 9:00- 14:00, 16:00- 19:00. Some businesses outside the capital are open from 9:00- 13:00 and 16:00-20:00 from Monday to Friday. The voltage is110v. Mexico's fifth note: American tourism: folklore. In addition to being influenced by Catholicism, Mexicans' living customs still retain their unique traditional colors. Mexican businessmen are utilitarian, realistic and cautious. Although many people can speak English, they hope you can speak Spanish. If you receive a letter written in Spanish and you reply in other languages, it will be considered quite rude in Mexico. Mexicans believe that purple is an unlucky coffin color and should be avoided.

This leads to a taboo-giving gifts to Mexicans, not purple objects or gifts wrapped in purple. Wearing purple clothes is not welcome when visiting others or showing off. In Mexico, yellow flowers represent death and red flowers represent spells. In business activities, it should be noted that smiling and shaking hands are their greetings in Mexico. A man must never kiss a very strange lady on the cheek and hand. Although everyone knows about kissing and hugging, this habit is used among acquaintances. Mexico sixth note: American tourism: taboo for Mexicans. American life customs are not only influenced by Catholicism, but also retain unique traditional colors. Mexican businessmen are utilitarian, realistic and cautious. Although many people can speak English, they hope you can speak Spanish. If you receive a letter written in Spanish and you reply in other languages, it will be considered quite rude in Mexico. Mexicans believe that purple is an unlucky coffin color and should be avoided. This leads to a taboo-giving gifts to Mexicans, not purple objects or gifts wrapped in purple. Wearing purple clothes is not welcome when visiting others or showing off. In Mexico, yellow flowers represent death and red flowers represent spells. In business activities, it should be noted that smiling and shaking hands are their greetings in Mexico. A man must never kiss a very strange lady on the cheek and hand. Although everyone knows about kissing and hugging, this habit is used among acquaintances.