1. The Sumidero Canyon is a geological fault of more than 30 million years, with limestone walls that reach altitudes of up to 1,200 meters, runoff that adorn and feed the Grijalva River, one of the largest in the country. Considered one of the most impressive landscapes in Mexico.
2. You cannot forget to visit Chiapa de Corzo, a magical town of great importance in the history of Chiapas. It is situated on the right bank of the Rio Grande or Grijalva. Headquarters of the Danza de los Parachicos, named as Intangible Cultural Heritage of Humanity, by UNESCO.
3. The Sima de las Cotorras is a natural subsidence of the earth's surface caused by the great filtration of water, this natural beauty is the most important in the state. A place to explore, observe the birds and flora of the region, rest in the ecological cabins and taste the good cuisine of the restaurant, where regional dishes are served.
4. The natural park called "El Aguacero", is born in the El Encanto cave, where an underground river runs. Enter the magnificent Ocote Reserve with high jungle, green all year round, the starting point of the Río la Venta Canyon and the crossing towards the Arco del Tiempo.
5. The Jardin de la Marimba Park, adorned with beautiful gardens, is undoubtedly one of the most beautiful folk and cultural sites in the capital. Become the soul of the city, each night presents marimbistic groups that play melodies in a kiosk in the traditional way, being accompanied by the assiduous public that sports its best steps. Meeting point and family entertainment in which visitors enjoy delicious Chiapas coffee and the wide variety of regional cuisine sold in its surroundings.

But that’s not all

6. Visit Mammoth Caves Park: rappelling, zip line and hiking
7. Meet the Chiapas Regional Zoo "Miguel Álvarez del Toro"
8. Don't miss a visit to the Chiapas Coffee Museum and the Marimba Museum
9. Meet the Cathedral of San Marcos
10. Visit the Caña Hueca Park.