Valle de Bravo
Valle de Bravo and the surrounding area is well-known in
It is also very near to one of the bases where the famous Monarch Butterflies migrate to from the pine forests of
If you would like to ride horses while you are in
The Monarch Butterflies
As the autumn days grow shorter in the pine forests on the Canadian borders & North America, a colourful band of travellers set out for the warmer lands of Central America flying around 2500 miles to arrive in the mountains of Mexico during the last days of October or the first days of November. 300 million butterflies arrive each year to the same five or six sites; and the high density of them transforms the evergreen fir trees into beautiful yellow and gold trees as the butterflies cluster. These fragile travellers are the beautiful Monarch butterflies. A few months beforehand they were caterpillars, newly hatched from their eggs. Travelling at up to 35 mph, they sometimes cover as many as 250 miles on a good day, but it will take them 6 weeks or so to reach their destination. More…
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