Villahermosa Travel Guide, Mexico

The city of Villahermosa is famous for the perfect blend of nature and history which it has preserved for many decades. The word Villahermosa means beautiful village and once you visit the city then you will understand why it is actually called this way. Although the city has received a modern touch, it has well preserved the historical culture and the natural beauty which has always been the major reason behind its fame.

The annual average temperature for the city of Villahermosa is around 23 degrees Celsius.   On the other hand, the minimum average annual temperature for the city of Villahermosa is around 22 degree Celsius. The city of Villahermosa experiences a tropical climate like the rest of Tabasco (the Mexican state in which the city of Villahermosa is actually located). During summer the temperature can also reach 40 degrees Celsius. Humidity during these days is around 90 percent thus making it the worst time to visit the city. Even during winter the humidity level doesn’t go down much but the only positive aspect of winter is that it has an average temperature of 15 degree Celsius. Although winter is short in the city of Villahermosa, it is the best time to hit the city due to the favorable climate.

Another happening season for the city of Villahermosa is spring. During these days, various tropical vegetation becomes visible all around the city thus beautifying the city to extreme. The beautiful and lush green surroundings make spring to be another good time when you can visit the city of Villahermosa so as to make your trip to this city a memorable one.

The city of Villahermosa has grown immensely in terms of educational levels in the last couple of years. Various secondary, elementary, and different colleges - preparatory educational centers have popped up in the city of Villahermosa due to the growth in education. Even some of the famous universities of Tabasco State are also part of Villahermosa which increases the importance of Villahermosa in terms of educational hubs.