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Guerrero: The Combination Between Yesterday and Today
Guerrero is boarded by the states of Michoacan, Mexico, Morelos, Puebla, Oaxaca, and the Pacific Ocean. The capital is the city of Chilpancingo. The state of Guerrero differs from other Mexican cities because it combines antiquity, modernism, sea, and mountains.
Its extensive territory is apt for cattle and goat rising due to the fertile valleys and natural sources of water. This village also has the best instances of white-tail deer on its ranches for hunting. From a historical perspective, Guerrero is well-known as the “Land of Generals” because different governors as well as generals whose rank was superior were born in this place. The most outstanding characteristic about Guerrero is residents’ hospitality what will allow you to enjoy a special meal prepared with goat.
Among natural attractions, you should not miss its countless beaches, rivers, lagoons, mountains, convents, churches, archaeological areas, murals in caves, craftsmanship, historic monuments, exquisite gastronomy, and variety of folklore. There are three main sites of tourism known as the “Triángulo del Sol” (triangle of the sun). The first is Taxco, a colonial town distinguished by its silverware; then Acapulco and Ixtapa/Zihuatanejo. Some local Human Rights institutions such as the Office of the United Nations High Commissioner for Human Rights and Human Rights Center of the Mountains Tlachinollan denounce acts of violence like torture, forced disappearance, arbitrary detention, impunity, and extrajudicial killings in Guerrero. Concerning weather, you do not have to worry about it because most parts of Guerrero are tropical. Do not hesitate to spend a wonderful time here in Guerrero with your family. Old buildings, modern landscape and virgin beaches are waiting for you.
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