Mexico's southernmost state has enormous variety, facinating to anyone with a curiousity about natural wonders, ancient civilisations or modern indigenous people.
At the centre of Chiapas lies San Cristobal de Las Casas, a cool, tranquil hill-country colonial town surrounded by mysterious indigenous Maya villages.
Places of interest in the region include the mighty 800m deep Sumidero cannyon, The Lacandon Jungle, one of the largest areas of tropical rainforest in Mexico, the waterfalls of Agua Azul and the Mayan site of Palenque, perhaps the most beautiful of all ancient Mayan sites in its atmospheric jungle setting.
Casa Mexicana is located in the beautiful mountainous colonial city of San Cristobal. It is centrally located within walking distance of the main historical sites and tourist attractions.
Hotel San Juan del Dios original structures date back to the Seventeenth Century when they were used for agricultural purposes.
