From breathtaking beaches to stunning Mayan ruins to colorful colonial cities, Mexico is brimming with incredible destinations worthy of any traveler's bucket list. Whether you want to swim with wale sharks off the coast of Holbox Island, explore the colonial city of Guanajuato, explore caves, or witness the great monarch butterfly migration in El Rosario Sanctuary, Mexico offers something for everyone. Click on the slideshow above to see 50 incredible places you need to see in this amazing country.

One of the country's most amazing natural wonders is the Canon del Sumidero, a geological fault formed millions of years ago featuring 900 feet high canyon walls, colorful caves and jaw-dropping waterfalls. This is also a great place to spot wildlife, including crocodiles, birds and monkeys, since the area has been named a national park.

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Mexico is full of impressive ruins and ancient monuments that have stood for hundreds, if not thousands, of years. One such ancient site isChichén Itzá, one of the greatest ruins in theYucatán peninsula and a UNESCO World Heritage Site. Nearly 1,000 years old, the site is home to stone monuments and artistic works, including the Warriors' Temple, el Caracol and the site's center piece, El Castillo. This impressive step pyramid temple has 365 steps, one for each day of the year. One of the best times to visit El Castillo, also known as the Pyramid ofKukulcán,is during the spring equinox (March 20 - 21), when the sun's light produces the illusion of a serpent-sliding up and down the building's staircase, according to Lonely Planet.

Also not to be missed is Teothihuacan, an ancient Mesoamerican city home to impressive pyramids believed to have been constructed between 100 B.C. and 250 A.D. While the site's construction is believed to predate the Aztecs, the Aztecs named the site the "City of the Gods" because they believed that the gods created the world there.

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Of course, many come to Mexico for its beautiful beaches, such as the 50 miles of coastline in Bahía Concepción or peaceful, scenic beaches of La Paz. Swimmers looking for a more secluded beach should head to Playa Del Amore, a hidden beach with turquoise-blue waters that was once a bomb sitein the Marietas Islands.Swimmers can get to the beach via a 50 foot swim through a water tunnel on the island.

You can also swim in Cenote Dos Ojos, a cave system full of underwater caverns created after the ceilings of limestone caves collapsed. Swimmers and divers can explore this cave system, although a guide is recommended as it's easy to get lost.

Click on the slideshow above to learn about more incredible destinations in Mexico.

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