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Mexico's natural wonders extend beyond its well-known terrestrial volcanoes like Popocatépetl and Iztaccíhuatl. Few are aware of another marvel hiding in the middle of the Pacific Ocean – the Revillagigedo Archipelago. These volcanic islands are recognized as a UNESCO World Heritage site. Situated approximately 800 km west of Manzanillo and 400 km south of Cabo San Lucas, the Revillagigedo Archipelago comprises four ...
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Volcanic eruptions pose a significant threat to nearby communities. Popocatepetl is no exception. Although this volcano is a constant reminder of the potential dangers, its activity is not a concern for Mexico City. Popocatépetl's activity does not pose a significant threat to Mexico City, despite being one of Mexico's active volcanoes. This active volcano has long been a subject of interest due ...
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Mexico City is a huge, chaotic place and at the same time one of the best cities in Latin America. According to 2018 UN estimates, Mexico City is the fifth largest city in the world, with a population of over 20 million. Mexico City is generally a safe destination for tourists, but like any large city, it's important to use common sense ...
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Costa Maya is a 45 km coastline that starts in Pulticub and ends in Majahual. Costa Maya is located southeast of the Yucatan Peninsula between the Riviera Maya and Belize, just about 4 hours south of Cancun. This place has turquoise waters, fine white sand, palm trees, and sunshine. Costa Maya is an ideal place for adventure, archaeological research, and sports tourism ...
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Starting a journey as a student traveler in Mexico can be both thrilling and educational, providing the chance for personal and cultural growth. From vibrant cities to peaceful beaches, Mexico provides students with an array of experiences. To ensure an enjoyable trip is well planned - in this guide, we cover essential tips for student travel in Mexico covering everything from safety ...
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If you're planning a trip to the Riviera Maya but find yourself torn between Cancun and the charming allure of Playa del Carmen, you're not alone. Both destinations offer unique experiences that cater to different preferences. When deciding between Cancun and Playa del Carmen, there are factors to consider for each destination. To help you make an informed decision, let's take a ...
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On October 25, 2023, Hurricane Otis struck Acapulco, reaching the status of a category 5 hurricane. The hurricane caused severe damage to Acapulco's infrastructure, causing electricity, water, Internet, and gasoline outages. The scale of destruction was unprecedented. Acapulco is situated alongside a beautiful semi-circular bay. Its golden era was during the 1950s when Hollywood celebrities and the upper class desired to relax ...
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We all heard about the Aztec Empire and its complex history. While the Aztec Empire is a well-known chapter in history, the term "Aztec" is a source of confusion for many. Are Aztecs, Mexicas? Or are Mexicas, Aztecs? Why are the Aztecs sometimes called Mexicas? Are Mexicans really Aztecs or Mexicas? What is the difference between both terms or they are the ...
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Nachos were invented in Piedras Negras by... Nacho. On August 15, 2019, a man named Ignacio Anaya García appeared in the doodle on the Google search page. It was the 124th anniversary of his birth (1895) and the artist Alfonso de Anda was in charge of designing it. The doodle showed a waiter creating one of the most famous snacks in the ...
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In Mexico, hurricane season is a constant and often devastating reality. To understand and classify these weather phenomena, the international Saffir-Simpson scale is used, which is based on a hurricane's internal wind speed. Hurricanes frequently happen in Mexico. The National Hurricane Center in Miami, USA, is responsible for maintaining historical records of tropical cyclones and has jurisdiction over Region IV, which also ...
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