Palisade, in the state of Campeche, was declared Magic Town in 2011. Those who visit this picturesque site is facing a real trunk of surprises. It is distinguished by the way it has kept its traditional architectural heritage, manifested, for example, in buildings with French tile roof. In downtown Palisade, opposite the Plaza de Armas, the San Joaquin Parish sober, with the same age of the people, whose foundation happened in 1792. In many of the gardens and squares of this hearty people is distinguished, impressive monuments stand some of them amazing, as is the case of a four-meter replica of the Statue of Liberty, located in the city of New York. Other notable aspects about Palisade, is its location, on the banks the eponymous river, an extension of the Usumacinta River, whose mouth is given in terms Lagoon. A lush and rich in biodiversity, environment surrounding Palisade. The tours for bird watching and wildlife of the region, are extremely pleasing for those who visit these parts. Throughout the Palisade River and its adjacent channels, you can observe crocodiles and other varieties of fauna. As if that were not enough, an attractive also related to the ecotourism value of Palisade, just 12 kilometers north of this folksy community Crocodile is Palisade, specialized in breeding this kind of reptiles ranch. Tourists can look at home in this place, as impressive animals. On the route to Crocodile Palisade it is common to find groups of monkeys saraguatos- aulladores-, crossing the jungle in search of fruit and shelter. In addition, these sites abound in beautiful lakes and enigmatic remains of Mayan temples, pending investigation. For its attractive combination of historical, cultural and especially ecotourism, Palisade, outstanding Magical town of the Gulf region wealth, it is a highly recommended place, no traveler of Campeche and Mexico in general should stop enjoying.