Días De Los Muertos is a cheerful, celebratory two- day festival where families come together to remember their deceased family members in a traditional way. The festivities unfold over an explosion of color everywhere and a reaffirmation of indigenous...
Mexico has a diverse landscape, beautiful coasts, ancient ruins from the Mayan civilization, deserts and jungles, towns from the Spanish colonial era and trendy urban cities. But the thing that most caught every traveller's fancy was the ‘Cenotes’, which...
Mexico is famous for its sandy beaches, incredible cuisine, stunning cathedrals, and best chocolates, but did you know that millions of tourists visit Mexico every year to explore some of the many Mayan ruins and Mayan temples in Mexico?...
Traveling with your children is one of the best experiences you can have as a parent. New stories to tell strengthen the family relationship, and the kids have endless fun. For your family trip to be a success, you...
Mexican cuisine is famous for food packed with flavours you will never forget. The main spices, fruits, and vegetables that go into Mexican cuisine are mostly available all over the world. But the magic that happens when it comes...
Mexico has always been among the world’s most popular holiday destinations, attracting tourists with lavish traditions, beautiful landscapes and tropical climate. But while it has great sights to see, you also need to check out the local flavours that...
The state of Oaxaca (pronounced wah-hah-kah) in southern Mexico is one of the most unique in the country. It has everything you could possibly want to see or do, from incredible historic sites to tasty food, vibrant festivals, and...
Tourism is one of the largest industries in the world. While there are many types and subtypes of tourism such as eco-tourism, experience tourism, wellness tourism, there are also some which are less talked about (but definitely more thriving):...
Different cultures and different countries celebrate festivals in their own unique ways. And its the same is with celebrating the New Year. While some believe in smashing some crockery, others believe in fortune-telling underwear (no, I'm not kidding). So...
The Yucatan peninsula lies between the Gulf of Mexico to the west and north and the Caribbean Sea to the east and covers approximately 76,300 square miles (197,600 square km). Situated in southeastern Mexico, it is composed almost entirely of limestone and is home...
