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 Mexicali is a gritty border town, colorful in places but intimidating in others due to its frontier with Calexico.
That said, you can enjoy 'bandas' rehearsing in the Plaza Constitución (nickname Plaza del Mariachi) and there are a few churches to wander around.
Many of the Chinese laborers who helped build the irrigation system stayed on in Mexicali after its completion, locating in an area known as Chinesca (Chinatown), historically located at the intersection of Avenida Madero and Calle Melgar streets. The city continues to have the largest per capita Chinese population, and more Chinese restaurant per capita then any other city in Mexico. |
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Relocating to Mexicali
Information on emergency numbers and the cost of living in Mexicali.
| | Going Out in Mexicali
Mexicali offers an array of outdoor activities, shopping and nighttime activities.
| | Health in Mexicali
Information on health facilties in Mexicali.
| Studying in Mexicali
Information on educational facilities in Mexicali.
| | Mexicali Real Estate
Mexicali experienced a growth boom during the American prohibition of the 1920’s as the city’s bars, restaurants, casinos and hotels brought Americans across the border in droves. Monthly rents currently stand at around US$565.
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