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Mexico???  To build a medicinal forest and just enjoy this life
 
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Welcome to the forum.

What about Mexico?

What part would be good for a medicinal forest?

Are you going to start with a forest or start from scratch?
 
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Rural land ownership can be complicated in Mexico, especially in southern Mexico. I suggest you first hook up with existing Mexico protects.
Las Cañanadas Bosque de Nebilna is an excellent place to start. Google it.
 
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