Mexican Haciendas

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The haciendas emerged in Mexico in the mid-nineteenth century as centers of administration and financial control, where the necessary goods were provided to the workers and the rules of conduct were established. Today, Mexican haciendas are testimony to this opulent era and preserve vestiges of the industry and the type of life that was led there. Many of them are now leafy rest havens, high-end hotels or tourist inns that have been majestically restored according to extensive historical and architectural research, and are extraordinary starting points for exploring regions rich in natural and cultural wonders.