Frequently
Asked
Questions
Mexico’s currency is pesos. Recently, the exchange rate has stayed
relatively stable with an average of $20.58 pesos for every $1 USD. Please
take note that while visiting the many beautiful sites in Mexico, many
operate strictly on physical currency. It is advised that you bring pesos or
credit cards.
Mexico City uses the same Type A and B plugs as the U.S. and Canada, with a standard voltage of 127V and 60Hz frequency. So your phone, camera, and chargers should plug right in without a hitch. Bring your gadgets, keep them charged, and let the good times roll!
While in Mexico City, we recommend downloading the app-WhatsApp. It can
easily be used on any Wi-Fi signal. Data usage fees may apply when not
suing Wi-Fi. Phone calls and texting are available through this app.
In January, Mexico City observes Central Standard Time (CST), which is UTC-6. The city does not observe daylight saving time during this period, so the local time aligns directly with CST.
Mexico City sits at an altitude of about 2,240 meters (7,350 feet) above sea level, where the air is thinner and drier. To adjust, stay well-hydrated and avoid intense physical activity during your first day. If you experience dizziness or shortness of breath, take it easy and allow your body time to acclimate.
January in Mexico City features mild, dry weather with daytime temperatures around 21–25°C (70–77°F) and cooler nights near 7–10°C (45–50°F).
Mostly sunny with low chances of rain and moderate humidity around 69%.
