Monarch Butterfly Biosphere Reserve

The Monarch Butterfly Biosphere Reserve, a habitat for Monarch butterflies, is one of the most famous attractions in Mexico. Every year, from October to March, countless Monarch butterflies migrate from North America to this reserve. Tourists from all over the world visit this reserve to witness the phenomenal spectacle of orange shades fluttering across the lush green landscape. In addition, an annual festival is hosted in February to educate people on the butterfly habitat and nature conservation as a whole. Besides admiringly watching the butterflies, you can also engage in hiking and horse riding in the hilly areas. Here’s a piece of trivia that will pique your interest: Monarchs migrating to Mexico are not the same as those that migrated to the US and Canada approximately five months earlier but rather at least four generations removed from them.