Europe, North America, Africa, the Mediterranean, South America, Asia? No, this is MEXICO, the country that you thought you knew

Mexico is one of the most beautiful countries in the world, because of its people, its folklore, its traditions, its food. But unfortunately, there are many stereotypes that people in other countries have ( and much to blame the Hollywood cinema ) about this beautiful country. If many other countries stand out for one or two characteristics as a peculiarity, Mexico is identified as having one of the vastest cultures, biodiversities, and places of attraction in the world, it has everything and if you do not believe me, look at the photos: 

I think that anyone who does not know Mexico and sees this picture would not think that it is Mexico but rather it is someplace or building in Europe. 
But it’s in Bolívar Chihuahua. 

A neighborhood in Chicago? 
No, it’s the Latin American Tower in Mexico City.

Alaska or Canada? 
No, it’s Monterreal in Coahuila.

Baton Rouge, New Orleans, Galveston? 
No, it’s Tampico.

The old West? 
Villas del Oeste, Durango 

Religious peoples of Utah? 
No, it’s Colonia Juarez in Chihuahua.

Any small city in Europe? 
Of course not, this is Zacatecas.

Russia? 
None of that, this is Cananea, Sonora.

The West Coast of the United States? 
Of course not, this is in Los Cabos, Baja California Sur.

Marrakech in Morocco? 
Not again, it’s the Petrified Waterfalls in Oaxaca.

Sahara desert? 
No, it is not the desert of the Sahara is the Great desert of Altar, Sonora. 

Cliffs of Ireland or Scotland? 
This beauty of a place is on the Ensenada Scenic Highway, Tijuana.

Delta of the Amazon River? 
This wild place is from the Pantanos de Centla in Tabasco.

Without denying it, anyone would say that this is Holland.
This place is called Monclova, and it’s from the state of Coahuila.

The great Yellowstone park? 
No, it’s Laguna Hanson in Baja California.

Maybe you think this is Madrid. 
But it’s Mexico.

Compare Ouro Preto, Brazil. 
With San Sebastián del Oeste, Jalisco.

San Antonio, Texas? 
Well no, this is the beautiful city of Monterrey. 

This looks like the typical avenue in San Diego California. 
But it’s really Acapulco.

Any forest in Germany? 
This paradise in Mexico is the state called Chiapas.

Caves somewhere in Alaska? 
Not at all this is in Tlalmanalco, State of Mexico.

Italy? 
This is Guadalupe Valley.

Do you remember Brokeback Mountain? 
Actually, it is Arteaga Coahuila. 

The Grampian Mountains in Scotland? 
This is in Barranca de Huentitlan, Jalisco

The Irish coast? 
This place is located in Roca Partida de los Tuxtlas, Veracruz.

The United Arab Emirates? 
Gentlemen, this is Mexico.

Anyone would think when seeing these mansions that are in Jamaica, the Cayman Islands or some Island of the Antilles. 
These Jamaica-style houses, Cayman Islands, or Antilleans, are from Chetumal in Quintana Roo.

It looks like the stadium of a university in Europe or the USA. 
But no, it is the sports unit of the campus of the Universidad Veracruzana in Xalapa.

These beaches look like a place like Malta or some beach in the Mediterranean Sea. 
But they are the beaches of Mexico.

A mythical place in a faraway land lost among the Green Mountains. There is a very mysterious place like a paradise. 
And where is this? It is in the Huasteca Potosina, San Luis Potosí.

In some part of California? 
No, this is the city of Coatzacoalcos in Veracruz

The Mediterranean Sea? 
It’s San Carlos, Sonora. 

Any Finnish city? 
It’s in the state of Chihuahua.

Any nice city in France? 
This beautiful city is in Guanajuato.

This looks like Vienna, Austria. 
But it is the Palace of Fine Arts in Mexico City. 

The paradisiacal Fiji Islands? 
This is Islas Mujeres in the Mexican Caribbean.

Surely you’ll think you’re in Barcelona. 
But you’re watching San Miguel de Allende, Guanajuato

What do you think about it? Fascinating, right? No doubt Mexico is beautiful, and although we put many pictures, we have certainly missed many places. If we missed any city or place put it in the comments, we are interested to hear your opinion.

The Mazatlan Post News Team