Baja California, Mexico has an area of 69,921 sq km and about 2,844,000 inhabitants. Its capital is Mexicali.
Baja California shares its borders with Sonora and Baja California Sur in Mexico and with the American States of California and Arizona. This peninsula has diverse topography, from deserts to high mountains, cliffs, bays and beaches.
Baja California was home to the indigenous tribes of Cochimí, Kiliwa and Paipai before it was colonised by the Spanish.
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| Cabo San Lucas Travel Guide |
 Cabo San Lucas has many names, it is termed as Cabo in the States, San José del Cabo in Mexico and the locals call it Los Cabos.
The city is sited at the southernmost tip of the peninsula of Baja Califo... |
| San José del Cabo Travel Guide |
| San Jose del Cabo is an historic town of Mexico, is one of the quaintest.
San Jose Del Cabo has many things to offer to its visitors, an attractive gift shops which exhibit the works of art of the Mexicans, You can spend your day on t... |
| Tijuana Travel Guide |
 Tijuana, situated on the U.S.-Mexico border, is the largest city of Baja California, Mexico. The city’s motto is ‘Aquí Empieza La Patria’, or the homeland starts here. Owing to the extensive area and diverse population, Tijuana’s population c... |
| Ensenada Travel Guide |
 Ensenada, also known as the Cinderella of the Pacific, is the third largest city in the state of Baja California Sur, Mexico. It is located about 120 km south of the US Border and makes a perfect weekend getaw... |
| Mexicali Travel Guide |
| Mexicali is the capital of the state of Baja California in North-Western Mexico. Mexicali received its name from a combination of ‘Mexico’ and ‘California’.
It shares its border with the town of Calexi... |
