July Festivals and Events in Mexico

If you're planning to travel to Mexico in July, you should be aware that this is generally the wettest month of the year through central and southern Mexico. It's rainy season, so don't forget to pack a raincoat or umbrella. It generally rains in the afternoons and evenings, but daytime is often sunny and fairly dry, so there's a good chance the rain won't interfere with your sightseeing plans. Mexican schools have their summer holidays during this month, and a lot of Mexicans may be vacationing with their families, so it's a good idea to make travel arrangements in advance if you're traveling to Mexico in the summertime. Read on for the most noteworthy festivals and events taking place in Mexico this month.