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What to do in Cancun and around

Cancun is one of the world’s most popular travel destinations. Surrounded by the breathtaking turquoise crystal-clear waters of the Caribbean Sea and soft white coral sandy beaches, Cancun will make your vacation the best and unforgettable. Just offshore of Cancun there is a vast portion of the famous Mesoamerican Barrier Reef and this makes Cancun an excellent base for diving excursions, with ...
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The best places in Mexico to live as expat

Mexico is said to be quite a hospitable place for expats. Many expats select Mexico to live in thanks to its easy-going culture, leisure options, amazing tourist destinations, delicious gastronomy, and friendly population. Of course, much depends on what you’re looking for. There are places in Mexico where you can choose places with no other foreigners and immerse yourself in local traditions ...
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Climate of Mexico

Mexico's climate showcases a remarkable diversity attributed to its varied geography. From high mountains that influence temperature shifts to expansive lowlands with hot and humid conditions, and the moderating impact of coastal regions, the country's landscape creates a rich tapestry of climatic zones. Temperature variations in Mexico Temperature variations are influenced by latitude, elevation, and regional geography. North of the 24th parallel, ...
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Thrifty traveling tips for 2020

Embarking on a journey involves more than just selecting a destination. It's a strategic balance between exploration and financial prudence. In this guide, we'll delve into practical tips to enhance your travel experience without breaking the bank. Here are some travel tips on how to save yourself some big bucks. Detail planning First things first, you should know when, where, and how ...
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Mexican quesadilla

The quesadilla is a Mexican popular and well-known food that consists of a corn or wheat tortilla, folded in half. Quesadilla should be eaten hot, either fried or cooked on the griddle or skillet. In the Valley of Mexico, the term 'quesadilla' refers to folded corn tortillas that can carry more ingredients besides cheese or even dispense with it. Quesadilla is typically ...
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Danza de Los Voladores

Danza de Los Voladores ("Dance of the Flyers") or Palo Volador ("Flying Pole") is an ancient Mesoamerican ceremony (ritual) that is still performed, albeit in a modified form, in some parts of Mexico and Guatemala. The Dance of the Flyers ceremony is believed to have originated among the Nahua, Huastec, and Otomi peoples of central Mexico and then spread throughout much of ...
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The cuisine of Veracruz: a tasty blend of cultures

Coconut shrimp, chilatoles, chicatanas, pulacles, cream enchiladas, molotes, volovanes... each region of Veracruz has so much to offer on the gastronomic table, that it would be a tremendous injustice to make a list of only seven dishes. However, if you are going to travel to Veracruz and need an introduction to the typical cuisine of the state, then you will find seven ...
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Mexican food history

The typical Mexican food has a long and diverse history. It is believed that authentic Mexican food might have been derived from the Mayans. Traditionally, the Maya were nomadic hunters and gatherers. Corn tortillas and bean paste were their daily common food. The Maya also ate tropical fruits, wild game, and fish. In the middle of the 14 century, the Aztec Empire ...
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Historic Monuments Zone of Querétaro

The old colonial town of Querétaro is unusual in having retained the geometric street plan of the Spanish conqueror's side by side with the twisting alleys of the Indian quarters. The Otomi, the Tarasco, the Chichimeca, and the Spanish lived together peacefully in the town, which is notable for the many ornate civil and religious Baroque monuments from its golden age in ...
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Reasons why you should travel to Mexico

Mexico is a vast country spanning epic landscapes, from the northern deserts and snowy peaks of the Central Sierra to the high jungles of Southern Chiapas and the sandy beaches of the Yucatan, Oaxaca, and Pacific Coast. Spicy as salsa, intoxicating as tequila, and surreal as all the paintings of Frida Kahlo, Mexico will delight your senses, and satisfy your soul, leaving ...
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