Guerrero

Guerrero is a state in southwestern Mexico on the Pacific coast. Its capital is Chilpancingo de los Bravo, and Acapulco is its largest city.

Chilpancingo de los Bravo: Chilpancingo de los Bravo is the capital city of Guerrero, Mexico. State government is based in Guerrero’s inland capital.
Costa Chica: Costa Chica is a coastal region spanning southeastern Guerrero and western Oaxaca. Its towns and communities represent Guerrero’s distinctive southeastern coast.
Mezcala culture: Mezcala culture was an ancient Mesoamerican society centered in the Balsas River region of present-day Guerrero. Its archaeological remains document early societies in the state.
Mexican Pacific coast: The Mexican Pacific coast is the country’s western shoreline along the Pacific Ocean. Guerrero forms a substantial part of this coastal region.
Oaxaca (city): Oaxaca is a city in southern Mexico and the capital of Oaxaca state. It is a neighboring cultural destination often compared with Acapulco and Taxco.
Acapulco: Acapulco is a Pacific port city and major resort in Guerrero, Mexico. The state’s best-known city anchors its Pacific coast.
Montaña de Guerrero: Montaña de Guerrero is a mountainous region in eastern Guerrero with substantial Indigenous populations. It highlights the state’s highland geography and Indigenous diversity.
Triple Alliance: The Triple Alliance was the political alliance of Tenochtitlan, Texcoco, and Tlacopan that dominated central Mexico. Its expansion brought parts of present-day Guerrero under Mexica influence.
Tourism in Mexico: Tourism in Mexico is an economic sector built around the country’s cultural and natural attractions. Acapulco and other destinations make Guerrero part of Mexico’s tourism economy.
Puebla: Puebla is a state in east-central Mexico, inland from the Pacific coast. Its highland setting contrasts with Guerrero’s coastal geography.

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MorelosRelated: The southern boundary links Morelos’s inland valleys with Guerrero’s mountainous regions.