Tabasco State Pictures, Images and Stock Photos

Aerial view of the City of Villahermosa in Tabasco State with its cathedral

The Olmec colossal heads are at least seventeen monumental stone representations of human heads sculpted from large basalt boulders. The heads date between 900 and 700 BC and are a distinctive feature of the Olmec civilization of ancient Mesoamerica. Many are exhibited in the city of Villahermosa in the Parque-Museo La Venta. Tabasco, Mexico.

Aerial view of the City of Villahermosa Downtown area, in Tabasco State

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Olmec Colossal Head in the ancient city of La Venta

Villahermosa, Mexico - May 20, 2012: The metal stele at the bicentennial plaza in the city downtown, built in 210 to commemorate the double celebration of Mexico's independence and revolution anniversaries.

Altar 4 in the Tabasco Sale Museum belonging to the Olmec culture

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Observation deck at Tomas Garrido Park in the afternoon

Tapijulapa, Tabasco State, México. At 12 meters high, the beauty of this aquatic corner is impressive. Designed for adventure, going down to the main waterfall requires a rappelling descent that will stimulate all your senses.

Photo of pinned Villahermosa on a map of Mexico. May be used as illustration for traveling theme.

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"1951 Mexican postage stamp depicting an Olmec stone head, in Tabasco, Mexico. Canon 40D with 100mm macro; no sharpening."

Thought to have been carved in 700BC, the colossal stone head, along with three others are the most famous monumental artifact in La Venta (now in Villahermosa), Mexico.

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Specimen of Alouatta palliata of black color resting on a branch in a quiet environment in Centla, Tabasco.

Observatory tower and bridge in Tomas Garrido park in Villahermosa, Mexico with view of laguna de las ilusiones lagoon

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Observatory tower and bridge in Tomas Garrido park in Villahermosa, Mexico with view of Laguna de las Ilusiones lagoon

Olmec Colossal Head in the ancient city of La Venta

Thought to have been carved in 700BC, the colossal stone head, along with three others are the most famous monumental artifact in La Venta (now in Villahermosa), Mexico.

Concrete Pergola at the Tomas Garrido park, a city landmark, by the Illusion Lagoon.

Comalcalco is an ancient Mayan archaeological site in the State of Tabasco, Mexico, near the southern coast of the Gulf of Mexico. It is the only major Maya city built with bricks rather than limestone masonry and was the westernmost city of the Mayan civilisation.

Yucatán Peninsula political map. Large peninsula in southeastern Mexico and adjectants portions of Belize and Guatemala, separating the Gulf of Mexico and Caribbean Sea. With El Salvador and Honduras.

Typical design of the Mexican textiles found in the Chiapas and Tabasco states, photographed in San Cristobal de las Casas, Mexico.

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Beautiful port of centla, Tabasco

Red/Green Chili Padi Plant

Villahermosa, Mexico - September 8, 2013: Wide angle view of Juarez street in the city historical downtown, with people buying mexican flags for independence day celebration. In the background a late XIX Century hose with tiled facade, now renovated and featuring the State History Museum.

Villahermosa, Mexico - May 20, 2012: Wide angle view of the Art gallery El Jaguar Despertado at an old house in the city historical downtown.

Olmec sculpture carved from stone. Mayan symbol - Big stone head statue

Footpath lined with palm trees in a public park in Villahermosa, Mexico with an observation tower in the background

Vector seamless pattern of mexican food in linear style. Mexican national traditional food and drink flat icon made in pattern. Perfect for for web site, applications.

Highly detailed map of Mexico for your design and products.

Mexico Political Map with capital Mexico City, national borders, most important cities, rivers and lakes. English labeling and scaling. Illustration.

Tapijulapa, Tabasco State, México. Center Plaza. Amid dense vegetation, Tapijulapa is a Pueblo Mágico that radiates tranquility with its white-painted houses, red roofs and cobbled streets that lead up to the hill. Nestled in the Sierra de Tabasco that borders Chiapas, this town is sheltered by waterfalls and gardens that refresh all year.

Villahermosa, Mexico - November 23, 2014: Chedraui is the third largest retailer in Mexico with over 212 stores in the country.

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The olmecs are the mother culture of maya. They did this colossal head carved in stone.

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Blue tractor on dirt road in dense rainforest

This vector map of Mexico country has been accurately made by a graphic designer who has a postgraduate degree in GIS and remote sensing. You can use this map to show your study site of a project.

Mexico City, Mexico - 2nd January, 2019: Ford Figo Sedan/Aspire in taxi version driving on the street. This model is a popular low-cost car in Central America.

Mexican couple elebrating 50th wedding anniversary

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