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Tabasco

Tabasco is a state in northern Mexico, along the Gulf of Mexico's shoreline. The capital city of Villahermosa is home to the zoo and Olmec-era stone sculptures at Parque Museo la Venta. Both the Mayan and Olmec cultures of the area's natives are on display at the Museo Regional de Antropologia, while the enormous Museo de Historia de Tabasco traces the region's history back to prehistoric times.

Birdwatchers revel in the sight of diverse bird species soaring over the pristine sanctuary of Isla Contoy.

The Ultimate Guide to Birdwatching in Mexico's Yucatán, Tabasco, and Chiapas

Discover the ornithological paradises of Mexico's Yucatán Peninsula, Tabasco, and Chiapas. Explore Isla Contoy's diverse birdlife, Huitepec Cloud Forest's migratory species, and the largest flamingo breeding grounds at Celestún and Ría Lagartos.

The Government Palace of the state of Tabasco.

A Short List of Five Museums of Villahermosa, Tabasco, Mexico

Here you will find some particularities of five important museums in the city of Villahermosa, looking for you to come and enjoy them, starting from their contents.

The name comes from the surname of the founder of the municipal capital, Dr. José Eduardo de Cárdenas y Romero.

The City of Cárdenas, the Municipal Seat in Tabasco, Mexico

In the state of Tabasco, Cardenas is the second most economically, academically, and politically important municipality and the second largest urban agglomeration.

The Archaeological Zone of Comalcalco in Tabasco, Mexico.

Comalcalco Archaeological Zone: A Monumental Site in Tabasco

Located 55 kilometers from the city of Villahermosa, capital of the State of Tabasco, the Comalcalco archaeological site, once inhabited by the Mayan people, is of great importance for those seeking the mystery of the historical past.

The Tabasco History Museum is located in the historic center of the city of Villahermosa, Tabasco.

Villahermosa, the Capital of the State of Tabasco, Mexico

Villahermosa in the state of Tabasco, Mexico is a modern city nestled between the jungle and the sea. Find out more about Villahermosa.

A molcajete is a stone mortar with three short, rounded, hollow supports.

Pre-Hispanic Crockery and Its Preservatives in Tabasco, Mexico

The instruments that persist today in the preparation of food in the state of Tabasco, are divided for description according to the material from which they come: wood, stone, bejuco, among others.

Forestry activity in the Tabasco State, Mexico

Forestry activity in the Tabasco State, Mexico

There are high and medium evergreen forests, oak groves, and mangroves in the wooded forest area; other important wooded areas are covered by cocoa, coffee, rubber, citrus, and coconut trees due to their extension.