El Tepeyac National Park

El Tepeyac Park is a National Park in Mexico. Entering a park in one municipality, you can go out in another. That's how big it is. So you can relax and unite with nature as much as you want!

You walk along stony paths, breathe fresh, steamy eucalyptus air, bend around huge trunks, and do not even suspect that all this was created artificially. The park seemed to have always been there. In fact, these beautiful trees were planted by the Mexicans themselves in the middle of the 20th century. Be careful in the park: it’s better not to touch anything or fry the barbecue. 1500 hectares of the park is protected by the state. Although now there is a real threat: growing cities may gradually occupy part of the park.

It is better to go for a walk prepared. Be sure to wear comfortable shoes. Most of the paths run through mountains and hills, and they are all rocky. The most beautiful places are the most inaccessible. But they are worth all the effort. The main hill of Tepeyac offers an incredible view of the Mexican plain.

After visiting the park, you will feel rested! It is so picturesque and fresh there. This is a great alternative to walking around the city: if you take a closer look at the trees, you will see that each of them is unique in its way.

You can enjoy the silence there. You won't hear the birds chirping or the sounds of other animals in El Tepeyac. They aren't there. Only small mice can cross your path from time to time.

Go to the park, take a walk, stay alone with yourself. Collective meditations are often held there. Or someone alone can hide behind the mighty eucalyptus trees to look inward. Someone comes there in the morning to keep fit. And someone, having prepared a light meal, goes to the park for a picnic.