House in the Mist Forest

Country house located in the cloud forest area of the town of Rancho Viejo, just 12 minutes from the capital, Xalapa.
The first bedroom has two double beds, the second bedroom has a queen-size bed, and the third bedroom has two double beds.
It features a garden, terrace, outdoor dining area, wood-burning oven, grill, fireplace, campfire area, temazcal, rustic cabin, one full bathroom and one half-bathroom, fruit trees, a fountain, foosball, and a ping-pong table., board games, a playhouse for children, parking for three or four cars, a refrigerator, a blender, a microwave, a wine cooler, a coffee maker, etc.
Nearby are small streams and a river 5 minutes away from the house called Agüita Fria; the vegetation is typical of a temperate forest, with wildlife such as foxes, skunks, squirrels, rabbits, armadillos, sparrows, quails, swallows, and finches, etc. There are several restaurants in the area specializing in trout.

The Xalapa Museum of Anthropology is the second most important in the country and is located 25 minutes from Casa de Campo la Niebla. This museum houses the second-largest collection of pre-Hispanic art in Mesoamerica, comprising approximately 2,500 pieces, mainly from the Olmec, Totonac, and Huastec cultures.

Mesoamerica is a geohistorical term referring to the territory occupied by pre-Hispanic civilizations; Mesoamerica is located in the southern half of present-day Mexico, Guatemala, El Salvador, Belize, and the western parts of Honduras and Nicaragua. In some cases, Costa Rica is also included. Mesoamerica is considered one of the six cradles of early civilizations in the world.