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México
CHIAPAS
Numele statului Chiapas provine din limba nahuatl
si înseamna locul unde creste chia o planta
medicinala folosita în epoca prehispanica
împotriva tusei, iar astazi pentru bauturi
racoritoare Canionul Sumidero, o falie geologica
formata cu mii de ani în urma, cu pereti
verticali de pâna la o mie de metri, este parc
ecoturistic natural The name of the state of
Chiapas comes from the Nahuatl language and means
"the place where the chia grows", a medicinal
plant used in the pre-Hispanic era against cough,
and today for soft drinks. Sumidero Canyon, a
geological fault formed thousands of years ago,
with vertical walls up to a thousand meters, is
CHIAPAS natural ecotourism park. The vertical
canyon walls are made of limestone and rise to
about 1,300 meters
Mango
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Enamórate
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Puente Belisario Dominguez
Râul Grijalva
Grijalva river
Grijalva River (formerly known as Tabasco River)
named after Juan de Grijalva who visited the area
in 1518, is a 480 km long river in southeastern
Mexico
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Colonie de vulturi
King vulture colony
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Râul Grijalva
Grijalva river
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La Capilla de Colores
The canyon's creation began around the same time
as the Grand Canyon in the U.S. state of Arizona,
by a crack in the area's crust and subsequent
erosion by the Grijalva River. Beautiful features
can be appreciated along its walls, such
as Cueva de Colores (cave of colors) and
Christmas tree waterfall  Cascada Árbol de
Navidad 
The best known of the area's caves is the Cueva
de Colores ("Cave of Colors"). This cave gets its
name from the filtration of magnesium , potassium
and other minerals which form colors on
the walls, especially shades of pink. La Cueva
also contains a small shrine embedded high in the
wall. An altar to the Virgen de Guadalupe sits
next to a plaque honoring the parks founder, el
ultimo de los exploradores vivientes  the last
of the living explorers, it says
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El Arbol de Navidad
Sumidero Canyon is dotted with waterfalls (many
of which are not visible from the viewpoints
along the road) but Christmas Tree (Arbol de
Navidad) is a waterfall unlike any other. The
water spills from a hole above into moss-layered,
green rocks that are shaped like the branches of
a Christmas tree. Arbol de Navidad is an amazing
natural wonder - a waterfall shaped like a
massive Christmas tree, on the side of a cliff
in Sumidero Canyon
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Water hyacinth ('Eichhornia crassipes') is a
free-floating aquatic plant that grows as a
perennial 
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Embarcadero Cahuare
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Embarcadero
Cahuare
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Mango tree
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Mango
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Mango tree
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Hotel La Ceiba
Ciapa del Corzo
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Heliconia wagneriana (also known as the Rainbow
Plant)
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Marimba
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