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Legend has it that Hernán Cortés shed tears at the Tree of the Sad Night, located along the Mexico-Tacuba causeway in Mexico City, after his defeat by the Aztecs. However, this story is limited by historical evidence. The conquest of Mexico is one of the most painful chapters in the country's history. In 1519, Spanish conquistador Hernán Cortés arrived in Mexico with ...
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While the Riviera Maya is well-known as a beach resort area, not all know, beyond its stunning beauty, this region is also an excellent starting point for exploring the ancient Mayan ruins of the Yucatán Peninsula. The Mayans, who once flourished in this area, left behind a remarkable legacy. Mayan cities in the Yucatán began to appear around 2000 BCE. Over time, ...
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Why is Montezuma bald cypress the national tree of Mexico? This species became the national tree of Mexico in 1921 and holds that title to this day. The Montezuma bald cypress has been present in the mythology of indigenous groups due to its enormous size and numerous uses. The tree is widely known in Mexico as Ahuehuete and Sabino. Ahuehuete has more ...
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When planning a trip, many questions come to mind. Is the Riviera Maya safe for tourists? Is public transport on the Riviera Maya safe? And is it safe to go for a walk at night in Cancun, Playa del Carmen, or Tulum? And where to go in case of unforeseen situations and emergencies? Riviera Maya is a popular destination for tourists from ...
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Atlixco is located at the foot of the Popocatépetl volcano. An archaeological expedition confirmed the existence of an ancestral temple in Atlixco, which was built in pre-Hispanic times by indigenous communities. The teocalli would have been built by indigenous communities, before the arrival of European settlers in the 16th century, on the top of San Miguel Hill, a volcanic elevation that houses a ...
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In Mexico, hurricanes occur on average about 25 times a year. Mexico is susceptible to hurricanes, primarily affecting regions along its coasts. Hurricanes occur in the Caribbean and Pacific coastal regions. With less risk of destruction, hurricanes also occur in the Gulf of Mexico. Hurricane formation is influenced by high sea surface temperatures, exceeding 26 C, providing the necessary heat for storms ...
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Mexico is a haven for food enthusiasts. The diverse and delectable cuisine spans across regions, offering a culinary journey like no other. If you're a foodie seeking an adventure for your taste buds, Mexico has a lot to offer. Mexican gastronomy is recognized by UNESCO as an Intangible Cultural Heritage. Mexican gastronomy is a rich tapestry of flavors, colors, and textures. Mexican ...
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Explore the beauty of Mexican architecture and design. From traditional haciendas to modern and innovative buildings, discover the diverse cultural influences that shape Mexico's unique architectural style. The architectural landscape of Mexico reflects its rich cultural heritage. From traditional haciendas to innovative contemporary buildings, the architecture of Mexico has evolved over time, adapting to the changing times while still preserving its unique ...
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Mexico City is known for its cultural richness and its vast number of museums which showcase Mexico's rich history, and cultural heritage and also house world-class collections that attract visitors from around the world. Mexico City stands out as one of the world's premier destinations for museum enthusiasts. With its rich history, vibrant culture, and diverse art scene, the city boasts an ...
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Mexico is preparing to observe an annular solar eclipse on October 14. This spectacular astronomical event of 2023 will be perfectly visible throughout Mexico, especially in the Yucatan Peninsula. The eclipse will be visible at Chichen Itza, Edznai, Uxmal, and several other archaeological sites. This solar eclipse will be visible across America. The Moon will be at its farthest point from the ...
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