What is hacienda mexicanas?

Haciendas Mexicanas were once large rural estates in Mexico that were built during the Spanish colonial era and were primarily used for agricultural purposes. These haciendas often had large tracts of land and were self-sufficient, with everything from farming, ranching, and mining happening within their boundaries. Today, many haciendas have been repurposed into hotels, museums, and tourist attractions, with some still operating as working farms. Visitors can experience the history, architecture, and culture of Mexico by staying in a hacienda or visiting one as a tourist site. Hacienda-style architecture has also become a popular design aesthetic in modern Mexican homes and resorts.