San Cristobal de las Casas Beach, Flowers + Nature pictures

• Mexico
• Mexico and Central America
• World

This colorful tower and arch next to a traditional Mexican church are picturesque examples of colonial architecture and full of rich history.

Be enchanted by this beautiful botanical garden, which rescues, protects and conserves orchids and other native plants of the Chiapas region.  

Be enchanted by this beautiful botanical garden, which rescues, protects and conserves orchids and other native plants of the Chiapas region.  

Tour this remarkable museum and cultural center, which depicts the lifetime of study of the Lacandón indigenous people by Gertrude Duby and Frans Blom.

This colorful tower and arch next to a traditional Mexican church are picturesque examples of colonial architecture and full of rich history.

Be enchanted by this beautiful botanical garden, which rescues, protects and conserves orchids and other native plants of the Chiapas region.  

This colorful tower and arch next to a traditional Mexican church are picturesque examples of colonial architecture and full of rich history.

Be enchanted by this beautiful botanical garden, which rescues, protects and conserves orchids and other native plants of the Chiapas region.  

Be enchanted by this beautiful botanical garden, which rescues, protects and conserves orchids and other native plants of the Chiapas region.  

This colorful tower and arch next to a traditional Mexican church are picturesque examples of colonial architecture and full of rich history.

With its spectacular ornamental church, two museums showing beautiful Mayan textiles and a bustling market, this spot in Chiapas is quite popular.

Be enchanted by this beautiful botanical garden, which rescues, protects and conserves orchids and other native plants of the Chiapas region.  

Be enchanted by this beautiful botanical garden, which rescues, protects and conserves orchids and other native plants of the Chiapas region.  

Tour this remarkable museum and cultural center, which depicts the lifetime of study of the Lacandón indigenous people by Gertrude Duby and Frans Blom.