Mexico Photos - Travelers Digest

Christian's Mexican Photos - A collection of photos offered by an australian student living, studying and travelling in Mexico.
Diego Serebrisky - Collections of photos of daily life, historical buildings, and nature.
Discovering Mexico - National Geographic photos from a week in Mexico. Topics range from pilgrims at Guadalupe to mariachi bands in the capital city.
Guidio - A small collection of images from Mexico.
Images of Mexico - A sampling of more than 2000 recent photographs from extensive travel and studies in Mexico.
Images of the Yucatan - A pictorial documentation of and exploration of Mexico's Yucatan Peninsula and neighboring areas of eastern Chiapas.
Mexican Photographs - Photos of Mexico's cities, art, landscape, ruins, and people.
Mexico Pictures - Photos of major cities in the southern part of the country.
Photo and Image Gallery - Presents over 1,700 photographs of Mexico providing an in-depth resource for the curious and serious Mexicophile.
Photo Essays - Photographs of Michoacán, Teotihuacán, and Mexico City.
Photos of Mexico - Photos of natural and historic places, arranged by city.
PVRguy Photography - Slide shows of images from several tourist destinations. [Flash Player required]
Trek Earth - Dedicated to fostering a global community interested in photography from around the world, includes user-submitted photos, organized by location, with comments from the photographer and critiques from viewers.

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Visas: U.S. citizens do not require a visa or a tourist card for tourist stays of 72 hours or less within "the border zone," defined as an area between 20 to 30 kilometers of the border with the U.S., depending on the location. U.S. citizens traveling as tourists beyond the border zone or entering Mexico by air must pay a fee to obtain a tourist card, also known as an FM-T, available from Mexican consulates, Mexican border crossing points, Mexican tourism offices, airports within the border zone.
Health risks: In many areas in Mexico, tap water is unsafe and should be avoided. Bottled water and beverages are safe although visitors should be aware that many restaurants and hotels serve tap water unless bottled water is specifically requested. Ice may also come from tap water and should be used with caution

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