Have you ever wondered what it would be like to enjoy exploring two cities in one trip? Well, don’t worry about the extra budget because visiting Mexico City is your best bet! Mexico City’s famous area called Pequeño Seúl reflects the Korean culture and is a hotspot for tourists who want to experience Korean and Mexican cultures while on a family holiday. You can have the best of both worlds!

Mexico City is a vibrant city that celebrates music, dancing and hosts a number of different concerts and fiestas in honour of their saints. Fiesta De Santa Cecilia is one special fiesta that attracts musicians, and music enthusiasts alike to Mexico City every year.

Mexico City means a lot of different things to a lot of different people. Some people think of the museums and for others, the street food. Over the years, Mexico City has come to be known as a tourist-friendly city, with a new wave of people flocking to this charming city. The artsy streets, buildings and parks with the pure and palpable friendliness of locals and of course the distinctiveness found in its culinary creations, has made it a truly wonderful vacation destination. From $1 tacos and tostadas found in the sprawling, local markets, to more serious spots offer the best in fine dining, the food here left a major mark.

Day of the Dead (Día de Muertos) in Mexico City is a fascinating festivity. You can visit quiet candlelit cemeteries to wander through for an intimate experience of this ancestral tradition or take part in the iconic Day of the Dead parades and concerts.