Mexico State Tourism Offices. Numbers must be preceeded with your international operator number and country code of 52. Aguascalientes Av. Universidad No. 1001 Edif. Torre Plaza Bosques 8 Piso CP 20127 Aguascalientes, AGS. Tel: (449) 912-3511 * Fax: (449) 912-1990. Morelos Av. Morelos Sur No. 187, Las Palmas CP 62050 Cuernavaca, Mor. Tel: (777) 314-3872 * Fax: (777) 314-3654. Blvd. Diaz Ordaz s/n Edif. Plaza Patria Nivel 3 CP 22400 Tijuana, B.C. Tel: (664) 634-6330 * Fax: (664) 634-7157 E-mail: dirpromocion@turismobc.gob.mx. Nayarit Calz. del Ejrcito y Av. Mxico s/n Ex-Convento de la Cruz de Zacate CP 63168 Tepic, Nay. Tel: (311) 214-8071 * Fax: (311) 214-1017. Baja California Sur Carr. al Norte Km. 5.5 Fracc. Fidepaz CP 23090 La Paz, B.C.S. Tel: (612) 124-0100 * Fax: (612) 124-0722 E-mail: turismo@lapaz.cromwell.com.mx. Nuevo Leon Zaragoza No. 1300 Sur Edif. Kalos Nivel A-1 Desp. 137 CP 64000 Monterrey, N.L. Tel: (81) 344-4343 * Fax: (81) 344-1169. Campeche Av. Ruiz Cortines s/n Plaza Moch-Couoh, Centro CP 24000 Campeche, Camp. Tel: (981) 811-9200 * Fax: (981) 816-6068. Independencia No. 607 esq. Garca Vigil CP 68000 Oaxaca, Oax. Tel: (951) 516-0717 * Fax: (951) 516-1500 E-mail: Blvd. Belisario Dominguez No. 950, Planta Baja CP 29060 Tuxtla Gutirrez, Chis. Tel: (961) 613-9396 * Fax: (961) 612-5509. Puebla 5 Oriente No. 3 Centro Histrico CP 72000 Puebla, Pue. Tel: (222) 246-2044 * Fax: (222) 246-2044 E-mail: secturep@infosel.net.mx. Calle Libertad No. 1300 Edif. Agustin Melgar, 1er Piso CP 31000 Chihuahua, Chih. Tel: (61) 429-3421 * Fax: (61) 416-0032 E-mail: cturismo@buzon.chihuahua.gob.mx. Queretaro Av. Luis Pasteur No. 4, Nte. Centro Histrico CP 76000 Ouertaro, Qro. Tel: (442) 212-1412 * Fax: (442) 212-1094 E-mail: turismo@queretaro.com.mx. Coahuila Blvd. Luis Echeverra No. 1560 Edif. Torre Saltillo Piso 11 CP 25286 Saltillo, Coah. Tel: (884) 415-1714 * Fax: (884) 415-2174 E-mail: turismo@seplade-coahuila.gob.mx. Carr. a Calderitas No. 622 Entre Ciricote e Ignacio Comonfort CP 77010 Chetumal, Q. Roo Tel: (983) 835-0860 * Fax: (983) 835-0880 E-mail: Colima Portal Hidalgo No. 96 Centro CP 28000 Colima, Col. Tel: (312) 312-2857 * Fax: (312) 312-8360 E-mail: turiscol@palmera.colimanet.com. San Luis Potosi Alvaro Obregn No. 520 CP 78000 San Luis Potos, S.L.P. Tel: (444) 812-9939 * Fax: (444) 812-6769. Distrito Federal (Mexico City). Amberes No. 54, 2 Piso CP 06600 Mxico, D.F. Tel: (5) 553-8759 * Fax: (5) 525-9386 E-mail: Av. Camarn Sabalo esq. Tiburon Edificio Banrural 4 Piso CP 82100 Mazatln, Sin. Tel: (667) 916-5160 * Fax: (667)916-5166. Durango Hidalgo No. 408 Sur CP 34000 Durango, Dgo. Tel: (618) 811-3160 * Fax: (618) 811-9677. Centro de Gobierno, Edif. Estatal Norte 3er Nivel Comonfort y Paseo Ro CP 83280 Hermosillo, Son. Tel: (662) 217-0076 * Fax: (662) 217-0076. Guanajuato Plaza de la Paz No. 14 CP 36000 Guanajuato, Gto. Tel: (473) 732-1574 * Fax: (473) 732-4251. Tabasco Av. Los Ros s/n esq. Calle 13 Tabasco 2000 CP 86035 Villahermosa, Tab. Tel: (993) 316-5134 * Fax: (993) 316-2890. Guerrero Av. Costera Miguel Alemn No. 4455 Centro Cultural y de Convenciones de Acapulco Fracc. Club Deportivo CP 39850 Acapulco, Gro. Tel: (744) 484-2423 * Fax: (744) 481-1160. Tamaulipas 16 Rosales No. 272 CP 87000 Cd. Victoria, Tamps. Tel: (834) 312-1057 * Fax: (834) 312-7002. Hidalgo Carr. Mexico-Pachuca Km. 93.5 Col. Venta Prieta CP 42080 Pachuca, Hgo. Tel: (771) 717-8117 * Fax: (771) 717-8116. Av. Jurez esq. Lardizbal CP 90000 Tlaxcala, Tlax. Tel: (246) 462-0027 * Fax: (246) 462-5307. Morelos No. 102, Plaza Tapatia CP 44100 Guadalajara, Jal. Tel: (33) 613-1196 * Fax: (33) 614-4365. Veracruz Blvd. Cristbal Coln No. 5 CP 91190 Xalapa, Ver. Tel: (228) 812-8500 * Fax: (228) 812-5939 E-mail: ambiance_adventure@infosel.net.mx. Urawa No. 100 Edif. Centro de Servicios Admvos. Puerta No. 110 CP 50150 Toluca, Edo. de Mxico Tel: (722) 212-5998 * Fax: (722) 212-1633 E-mail: turismo@mail.edomex.gob.mx. Yucatan Calle 59 No. 514 entre 62 y 64, Centro CP 97000 Mrida, Yuc. Tel: (999) 924-9389 * Fax: (999) 928-6547. El Nigromante No.79, Palacio Clavijero, Centro CP 58000 Morelia, Mich. Tel: (443) 312-5244 * Fax: (443) 312-9816. Av. Hidalgo No. 403 Segundo Piso CP 98000 Zacatecas, Zac. Tel: (492) 924-0552 * Fax: (492) 922-9329 E-mail: dirtur@prodigy.net.mx

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Featured Articles: Travel Adventure. Welcome to the MEXonline Feature Stories, a collection of articles and photographs that highlight the unique treasure that is Mexico. If you would like to contribute your story or feature article, please take a look at our. we are always looking for good stories to share with everyone here. Los Voladores de Papantala. In colorful thousand year old costumes, Los Voladores of Papantla in Veracruz appeal to the gods by performing a traditional, highly symbolic dance. First Aid Tips Suggestions. If you've ever been concerned about your health in Mexico or some of the critters that abound, then read this informative article. What's To Do In Manzanillo. Shipping Port, Quiet Resort, or Both? Local resident Susan Dearing gives us a historical background and insider's tour through the west coast city of Manazanillo. The Madonna and the Serpent. Author Lawrence H. Freeman's thoughts on the myths/legends of Quetzalcoatl and the Virgin of Guadalupe which are central to the life of Mexicans today and in the past. Zona Sabrosa - Mexico City's Zona Rosa. During the day, the Zona Rosa may be one of Mexico City's most popular shopping and restaurants districts, but during the night the area can feel a somewhat seedy and a little dangererous. Read why author Charles Dews has re-entered the Zone, but only during the day. A Road Trip in November. A request to drive some visiting friends around in Mexico creates an opportunity and an adventure, through Acapulco, Toluca Morelia. A Day at El Panteon de Belen. Take a walk through this museum in Guadalajara, formerly a cemetery complete with mysterious figures and curious history, all in a peaceful setting worth the visit. Where did the Mariachi come from? Jorge Tamayo, who helps run a Spanish language school in Guadalajara, provides us with a look into the origins of Mariachi music and where the word came from. Mary Harter, who runs a kayak and adventure tour company, shares her experience in rescuing a baby whale along the shores of Baja California. MexOnline frequent visitor, Gene Gaudi, writes about his new hometown in southern Veracruz. Your Oaxacan Day of the Dead Altar. A story on the culture of the Oaxacan and Mexican tradition of Dia de los Muertos, specifically on the altars. This is brought to us by Brian and Liz Pharr. Tejate, a traditional Oaxacan drink. Experience a bit of Mexican cuisine as Brian and Liz Pharr write about a this traditional Oaxacan drink. Train Ride To Tecate. Join the MexOnline staff for a pictorial train ride from the border in San Diego, through the gates (something not done in nearly twenty years), into Tijuana and up to the mountain village of Tecate. The Guadalajara Experience. Mexico For NorteAmericanos - writer Lawrence Freeman gives us his unique locals perspective of daily life in modern day Guadalajara. It's not the sleepy little town you thought it was. Going To The Circus In Mexico. Everyone loves a circus, and the people of Mexico are no different. Read this feature story and take a unique and intimate tour of the family run Olguin Hermanos Circus, and find out what it's like to live the life of a cirquero. Getting Ready For Your Next Fishing Trip. The cooler winter and spring season is a great time to start preparing for your next fishing trip to Mexico. Get a few pointers on getting your gear ready from professional fishing guide Jonathan Roldan. The Rosarito to Ensenada 50K Fun Bike Ride. Join Rolf Metzger of Mexonline.com, and about 8,000 other cyclists, for the Fall 2004 Rosarito to Ensenada Bike Ride. Big turnout, crazy costumes and lots of riding adventure make this one of the largest events of it's kind. Chiapas Para Mochileros. Backpacking through the jungles and small villages of Chiapas has become very popular with travelers. Guadalajara: Mexico's Silicon Valley. Capital of the state of Jalisco, Guadalajara is now Mexico's high tech captial also. Paradise and Sailfish. The story of fishing the Pacific coast of Mexico for sailfish. Ten Reasons to Love Baja. Author Ann Hazard shares with us ten reasons to love, visit protect the Baja peninsula. Happy Day of the Dead! Thomas Whittingslow shares the history and event that honors the deceased loved ones in Mexico each year. Culinary Fossils and Fusion Food, South of the Border. Read Rhonda M. Tranks account of the culinary traditions and delights that are the makeup of today's Mexican cuisine. The Silent Cries of Alamos. Read Thomas Whittingslow account of the famous silver mining town of Alamos, Sonora. Once the capital of Sonora, and home to one of the wealthist silver deposits in Mexico, it is now one of Mexico's showcase colonial gems. Road Log: Isla Mujeres. On this trip, take a photo journey to lovely Isla Mujeres, off the coast of Cancun. Just a few miles from the famous resort, Isla Mujures offers a relaxed atmosphere and an easy getaway full of beautiful views. Day of the Dead Issue. Learn about Mexico's Dia de los Muertos holiday, when the souls of dead relatives are allowed to visit with their mortal family members on earth on Novermber 1st and 2nd, plus links to other educational resources on the Web. The Three Men of Oaxaca. In the spirit of the Mexican Revolution and Mexican history, writer Marvin H. Perton tells us of three men, all from the region of Oaxaca, who have had a pivotal part in shaping their country's history. Chiapas Through The Lens. Noted photographer Craig Cisco Dietz lives in San Christobal de las Casas, and shares with us his view of Chiapas. The photos show the natural beauty that is Chiapas... be patient as these pictures may take a few minutes to download, well worth the wait. Photos and Postcards Of 1950's Mexico City. A unique photo pictorial visit back in time to the famous landmarks of Mexico City in the 1940's and 1950's. Riding the Bus in Mexico. Straight talk on the ins and outs of riding the bus in Mexico. An excellent primer for the vacation traveler who is planning to take this popular and inxexpensive way to get around the country. By Bruce McGovern. Business (and opportunity in Puebla). Bruce McGovern continues to share his observations of daily life in Mexico, and he spends much of each year in the city of Puebla. Bruces's stories can sometimes be a little direct and spicy, so be sure to take each story with a grain of salt... this one even has a little inspiration. Highlights of Puebla. Bruce is forced to visit a tourist site near Puebla, against his natural unwillingness, only to discover it might be worth seeing after all. By Bruce McGovern. Hidden Beauty of the Gulf. Our latest correspondent learns to discover the wonders of Tampico, in the gulf state of Tamaulipas. The first in a series of installments, it's a world away from the American experience. By Tampico John. Tales from Tampico - Hidden Beauty Part II. Correspondent Tampico John continues his series of correspondence, highlighting the time he spent (and is spending) in the busy port city of Tampico, on the northern gulf coast of Mexico. Xun God and Temazcal. Take a spiritual trip to beautiful and mysterious San Cristobal de las Casas in the southern-most state of Chiapas, through the eyes (and mind) of noted photographer Cisco Dietz. Puerto Escondido / Puerto Angel by Kenneth Richard. Ken takes us on a memorable journey to mythical Oaxaca, in Southern Mexico. Hero of the Mexican Independence, by Susana Bouquet-Chester. New light on some little known facts. Liliana, Mi Corazoncita. 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