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Mercado de Artesanías Puerto Vallarta Mexico (0 viewing) 
Travel in Mexico is generally safe. However travelers are targeted by criminals in well-touristed areas such as Mexico City and the beach resorts. Most of these incidents involve petty theft but more serious crimes such as kidnappings and sexual assaults do occur. Travelers should use common sense at all times to avoid any potential risks and take extra caution at night. Violence stemming from Mexico's drug trade does occur throughout the country, particularly in Sinaloa, the northern border states and recently in Acapulco. Travelers should avoid any obviously dangerous situations and respect any local advice regarding safety.
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Touristy it may be, but there's no better place in PV to find affordable T-shirts, silver jewellery, painted pottery, blown glass, kitschy knick-knacks and leather huaraches (sandals), among heaps of other things. Bargain like your life depended on it; walk away and prices plummet.
 
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