Name: Mexico Culture | Fun Facts About Mexico
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Officially, the 'United Mexican States', commonly known as 'Mexico', is the 10th

most populated country in the world with around 129 million people.

Bordered famously with the USA to the north (despite attempts to “build that wall”)

and with Guatemala and Belize to the South, Mexico has the Pacific Ocean to the west and

the Gulf of Mexico/Carribean Sea to the east.

Due to its location just below the USA, most people mistake Mexico as being part of South

America, but it is actually in North America and is also the world's 13th largest country.

Mexico City is the capital and also the largest and most populated city.

With a rich history and culture that dates back thousands of years, Mexico is a land

of extremes with its geographical qualities, diverse economy, and the gap between rich

High mountains and deep canyons dominate central Mexico with rainforests to the south and east

Mexico is rich in natural resources such as oil, silver, and copper, but the economy is

mostly held up by the financial sector and tourism.

While the long-standing stereotype of all Mexicans being local farmers stands, agriculture

Times are changing and Mexico is rolling with them, realizing the importance of finance,

tourism, and technology to boost the economy.

Ironically, Mexican cuisine is much loved in the US and all over the world…tacos are

a given in every household on Tuesdays, and burritos, tortillas, tamales, enchiladas,

and quesadillas fill up the menu nicely…don't forget that side of guacamole too!

It's no secret that Mexican citizens make up the largest proportion of the United States'

Interestingly US citizens, on the other hand, constitute the largest immigrant group in

Mexico's history is rich with the Mayans settling there first, before the Aztec Empire

based itself in the southern area during the 1300's, building some of the famous pyramids

and temples we can see around the area today.

The Aztecs were overthrown by the Spanish in 1521 who then reigned for around 300 years,

until Mexico fought for and gained independence in the early 19th century.

Chichen Itza, a sacred city of temples and pyramids, is one of the most famous tourist

Located on the Yucatan Peninsula (East Mexico), it is one of the most visited archaeological

sites in the world with Kukulcan Pyramid dominating the site's center; Declared World Heritage

by UNESCO in 1988 and listed as one of the new seven wonders of the world since 2007.

In fact, Mexico has 35 sites on the World Heritage list, so is definitely a country

Cinco de Mayo, celebrated annually on May 5th, is not actually Mexico's independence

day, but the anniversary of the victory against Imperial France at the Battle of Puebla in

Nowadays it is viewed more as a time to honor Mexican culture and heritage.

Meanwhile, Independence Day is observed on September 16th every year with street parties,

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