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Visit and explore Mexico: eco-tourism in Yucatan Mexico has enormous differences in climate and landscape, which contributes to a wide range of plant life and animals. From mountains and jungles to very clear ocean waters as well as coral reefs, there is a lot for the visitor to see. The range of wildlife in Mexico is exceptional; about thirty thousand flowering plants grow there, including orchids, magnolia, frangipani, bougainvillea, and ...
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Yucatan's great birding destinations You don't have to be able to tell crane from the heron. In Mexico, birding is open to everyone so long as they know what a bird is. Taking in the sight of hundreds upon hundreds of surprisingly pink feathered flamingoes, as they fly in flocks over Celestun's marshy lagoons, where they will roost until sunset, will most definitely leave you breathless. There are several hundreds ...
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Mexico holidays travel: Mexico travel tips and advice When it comes to holidays and celebrations, no other place in the world has more festive days than the country of Mexico. There are a lot of magic small towns around all Mexico that consist of great hospitality and pure aesthetic beauty. The whole of Mexico commemorates many special holidays and each of these major holidays falls under three separate categories. Holidays ...
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Best resort to go to in Mexico Are you planning a trip to your dreamland, Mexico? It is a place of beauty filled with enormous mountains, deep canyon, sea coast, never-ending deserts, and dense rain forests. Mexico is a country of tradition and culture where you can explore pre-Hispanic and Spanish mix culture. Mexico’s resorts are perennial favorites among globetrotters: a variety of beaches and resorts, rich heritage, fantastic food ...
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Thinking about taking a road trip for your next vacation? Consider Mexico. Laid-back beaches, vibrant cities, incredible food, and a rich culture all await you. There’s no better time to hit the road than now! Go Big or Small: It’s Up to You The first choice to make is whether you’ll travel by car or motorhome. Cars are generally easier to maneuver, especially on steep or curvy roads. Motorhomes have ...
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We have all heard of and probably explored Central America, truly a sight to behold, and most people have described it as "paradise on earth". All throughout the region, you will come across exotic places of travel and tourism, which are discussed by visitors worldwide. Today we will talk about the underestimated spots in Central America capable of altering your mindset as you will experience the scenic beauty of those ...
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Mexico is an amazing tourist destination and is full of amazing places to visit including Cancun and Quintana Roo. However, travelers always have to be careful as there is always a possibility of surges of violent crimes in the region. The US State Department regularly issues a set of warnings to inform tourists of the outbreaks of drug-related crimes that erupt now and then in some states of Mexico. Nevertheless, ...
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Everyone knows that renting a car in Mexico is the perfect way for those who travel, thanks to its economy, comfort, and safety. Renting a car in Mexico can be easier than driving your own car across the border. But why should you rent a car traveling in Mexico? The answer is very simple because you do not need to depend on third parties and limited schedules. Furthermore, you should ...
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This article was kindly contributed by Javier Ruiz Ocampo, the Chronicler of Taxco. The tribute to Cuauhtémoc starts on February 22 in the city of Taxco, at around 18:00 o'clock, when arrive caravans that come to Ixcateopan by transport from Mexico City and different states and even abroad with gatherings of artists of the diverse ethnic groups and locals of Mexico and different natives that appreciate and venerate Cuauhtémoc. In ...
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As the saying in Mexico goes: "For all that is bad, mezcal, and all that is good as well". Just like Champagne comes from Champagne, most real tequila comes from the area around the city of Tequila - the same region as the very first tequila distillery. The knife that the jimador uses to strip the plants is called a coa. All tequila is mezcal, but not all mezcal is ...
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