If you’re planning to visit Mexico in the coming weeks or months, U.S. officials say there are parts of the country that should be avoided at all costs. In a Level 2 travel advisory issued this month, the State Department gave updated guidance for Americans planning to visit Mexico, warning of increased kidnappings, terrorism and crime.

A Level 2 advisory suggests travelers “exercise increased caution” when traveling and is considered the second lowest threat level on the agency’s four-tier scale. However, in this latest update for travel to Mexico, several states are considered a Level 4 “do not travel” and a Level 3 “reconsider travel” zones.

The State Department says Americans should be aware that violent crimes take place in Mexico and that U.S. officials may not be able to help if A

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