Campeche is a state located on the eastern coast of Mexico, bordered by the Gulf of Mexico. Its capital city, also named Campeche, is known for its well-preserved colonial architecture and historic fortifications. The region is rich in cultural heritage, with influences from the Maya civilization and Spanish colonization. The state is characterized by its diverse ecosystems, including coastal wetlands and tropical forests. Campeche is also famous for its seafood, particularly shrimp and octopus, which are staples in local cuisine. The area attracts tourists interested in history, nature, and vibrant local traditions.