Mexico’s history is brimming with amazing stories, empires, and larger than life characters. We set out to its capital, Mexico City, with a small understanding of the history of the region, but little did we know that we would learn so much just by being there and soaking it in. With...
See way to experience (1) 5. Suytun Cenote 400 Caverns & Caves Admission tickets from $20 Located outside the charming town of Valladolid in southeast Mexico, Suytun Cenote is a breathtaking natural sinkhole that attracts many travelers. The highlight is the middle plat...
Pujolis pretty much the most talked-about restaurant in Mexico. Celebrity chef Enrique Olvera founded this restaurant back in 2000, with the aim of introducing rustic Mexican flavours in a more contemporary light. Since its establishment, the restaurant has continued to receive acclaim from many and...
Once an idyllic sleepy village, Tulum has been transformed into a vacation playground. From cenotes to chilling on the beach — here are the best things to do in Tulum, Mexico!Home to an ancient Mayan city, Tulum was once called Zama or “City of Dawn”. ...
There are a ton of things to see and do in Mexico City, one of the biggest cities in the world. Here are my top 20 recommendations!
Follow your nose around Mexico City’s hip hood, Juarez, on a gastronomic tour withDevouredled by local food blogger Anais Martinez. Otherwise known asThe Curious Mexican, Anais will steer you to all the best street food and swanky sidewalk bars all around the area’s gay-friendly Zona Rosa...
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3. Family matters here. Something that I respect deeply about Mexico – is the commitment to family. Generations of families live and work together, and communities are tightly integrated, something I wish we had more of in North America. Many Mexicans travel abroad for school, but they come...
Within Mexico, Puebla has a reputation for strong religious roots. The Spanish built the city at the intersection of two rivers and dubbed it their new Jerusalem, and there seems to be a stunning church on every corner. Locals will tell you there are 365 – one for every day of the year...