This Holy Week, dozens of people decide to leave the city or move somewhere to enjoy a holiday period. Therefore, in this digital space we will reveal some ideas of places to live an experience in the middle of nature and spend the night in a cabin or camp.

And it is that Mexico has an endless number of beautiful places to visit, rest or venture out. Destinations nestled in mountain areas, wooded areas with beautiful panoramic views, where you can do various activities.

Chico's Ore

This mining town full of wild surroundings is one of the most recommended places for camping, as it enjoys great ecotourism charm and ideal for lovers of extreme adventure.

Mineral del Chico is located in the Hidalgo Mountain Corridor, approximately 8 kilometers from Pachuca, to get there you will have to take the Mexico-Pachuca highway.

The approximate distance from Mexico City is 97 kilometers and only one booth will be paid, which is Ojo de Agua, which currently costs approximately 56 pesos, according to the platform of the Ministry of Infrastructure, Communications and Transport (SICT), where you can check the cost of the booths, depending on the place of destination.

Thus, the total cost of round-trip in the booth is 112 pesos. While gasoline can be considered at least 400 pesos to go and return.

In addition, Mineral del Chico has a wide variety of options to stay in a cabin in the middle of a wooded environment with prices ranging from 400 to 1,000 pesos.

The Pigeons, Guanajuato

In the middle of large trees and the sighting of various types of birds is the Esperanza Basin, which houses the Visitor Attention and Environmental Education Center, called Las Palomas, ideal for enjoying ecotourism.

This region is located in a large protected natural area of the Sierra de Santa Rosa, five kilometers from the state of Guanajuato. To get there you will have to take the Guanajuato-Dolores Hidalgo highway and you will pay around six booths with a total of 476 pesos one way.

In Las Palomas there are guides who will help you get into the bowels of this nature reserve. You will also be allowed to camp, see beautiful panoramic views, take pictures or go mountain biking.

Admission to the site is approximately 10 pesos per person and camping will be allowed with an additional price of up to 100 pesos.

Tolantongo Caves, Hidalgo

The famous hot springs are located in the state of Hidalgo, an ideal place to relax at any time of the year, rent a room or even camp.

It should be noted that in order to be able to camp (rent a tent) in any of its areas, you must cover the entrance ticket to the park on the day of your arrival and the day after you arrive. For example: if you arrive on Saturday morning and want to camp until Sunday, you must pay the total of two tickets to the spa per person, and cover the cost of the tent for Saturday night.

The costs are affordable, ranging from 150 the rent of the tent for four people, to 250 pesos for eight people. If you want to review the prices better, you can visit this page.

To get there you can take the Mexico-Pachuca highway with an approximate price of 56 pesos at the Ojo de Agua House and at least 25 pesos for a booth called San Cristóbal. Before entering the city of Pachuca, there is a detour to Actopan, Hidalgo, then take the Pachuca-Ixmiquilpan highway and finally the Libramiento to Cardona which is a dirt road. It is approximately three hours and 50 minutes on the way from Mexico City.

The price of gasoline should also be considered. For example, on a 4-cylinder car you will be able to spend around 500 pesos round trip.

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