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Our blog features fresh and engaging articles about Mexico’s culture, travel tips, local events, and insider insights. Here you’ll find stories, personal experiences, seasonal recommendations, and in-depth guides that go beyond standard travel information. Perfect for travelers looking to explore Mexico from a unique perspective.

Tepoztlan

Mexico’s magic towns (Pueblos Mágicos) ranked by beauty

Mexico is home to over 130 Pueblos Mágicos, or "Magic Towns" — charming destinations recognized for their natural beauty, cultural richness, and historical significance. These [...]
Tonina Ruins

Top 10 archaeological sites in Mexico beyond Chichen Itza

Mexico is famous for Chichen Itza, but the country is filled with many other fascinating ancient ruins waiting to be explored. These hidden gems offer [...]

Most beautiful colonial towns in Mexico you must visit

Mexico’s colonial towns offer stunning architecture, vibrant culture, and timeless charm. These destinations are perfect for travelers seeking colorful streets, historic churches, and authentic Mexican [...]
Mexico City Zocalo

Mexico travel guide: what to know before your first trip

Mexico is a vibrant country full of culture, history, and natural beauty. Planning your first trip can be exciting but also overwhelming. This guide covers [...]
Campeche City

Top 10 safest cities in Mexico for tourists

Mexico is one of the most visited countries in the world, but many travelers still ask the same question: Is Mexico safe to visit? The [...]
Cancun Beach

Best time to visit Cancun, Tulum, and Playa del Carmen

Mexico’s Caribbean coast boasts some of the world’s most breathtaking beaches, stretching along the vibrant Riviera Maya. Cancun, Tulum, and Playa del Carmen are iconic [...]
Holbox

Best beaches in Mexico to visit in 2025

Mexico offers some of the most stunning and diverse beaches in the world. With over 9,000 km of shoreline touching the Pacific Ocean, the Gulf [...]
Carved Wood

Traditional crafts from Yucatán

When you visit a destination and want to take something home as a souvenir or gift for your loved ones, what you seek is authenticity. [...]
Pydamid Center, CDMX

Pyramid Center

In a city known for its rich architectural contrasts - from Aztec ruins to colonial cathedrals and contemporary skyscrapers - there's one building that continues [...]
Maya

Maya Mythology

The Maya had a deeply spiritual worldview rooted in cycles, duality, and cosmic balance. Religion was embedded in every part of life—timekeeping, agriculture, politics, and [...]
Aztec

Aztec Mythology

The Aztecs had a rich and complex religious system that was deeply woven into daily life. Their beliefs centered on a pantheon of gods who [...]
La Condesa, Mexico City

How the art déco style shaped Mexico City’s most iconic neighborhoods

A hundred years ago, in June 1925, a new urban development began to take shape in Mexico City - a residential project that would evolve [...]
Val'Quirico

Reinos de México: a new vision for cultural fusion and sustainable tourism

Reinos de México (Kingdoms of Mexico) is an innovative tourism initiative recently announced by Mexico’s Secretaría de Turismo (SECTUR), designed to complement and expand upon [...]

Gold and gemstones in Mexico: From ancient treasures to modern traditions

Mexico is a country rich in natural resources, particularly gold, silver, and a wide range of valuable stones. Geologically, it sits atop several mineral-rich regions, [...]

Swimming with wild orcas: the rising eco-tourism trend with global impact

In recent years, swimming with wild orcas has become one of the most sought-after wildlife experiences. Known for their intelligence, grace, and power, orcas (also [...]
Pyramid of the Sun at Teotihuacan during sunset

INAH resumes access to the Pyramid of the Moon at the Teotihuacan

On Monday, May 19, 2025, the Ministry of Culture confirmed that the conservation work on the Pyramid of the Moon has been completed, and access [...]
Free Mexico Travel Guide and Travel Information

Is Mexico dangerous?

Many people wonder if Mexico is dangerous, but the truth is more nuanced. While news headlines focus on crime, most tourist destinations remain safe for [...]
Izamal

Izamal is one of the most romantic “magic towns” of Yucatán

Tucked away in the heart of Yucatán, Izamal is known as the “Yellow City” for its golden-hued colonial buildings and tranquil charm. This Pueblo Mágico [...]
Tequisquiapan

Tequisquiapan, the most beautiful Pueblo Mágico in Querétaro

Looking for a weekend escape from Mexico City that combines colonial charm, scenic beauty, and authentic Mexican culture? Tequisquiapan, one of Querétaro’s most picturesque Pueblos [...]
Coastal Destinations

Mexico’s most beautiful coastal destinations

Warm sands, turquoise waters, and gentle waves create an irresistible call for travelers seeking relaxation, beach vacations, or adventure tourism in Mexico. From luxury resorts [...]
Mereva Hotel Tulum - Sunset

Most photogenic places to visit in Mexico

Travel isn’t just about the places we visit, it’s about the stories we tell. These days, capturing those unforgettable moments of our travels and sharing [...]
Hassle Free Zone

Mexico’s hassle-free zone: Where you can drive without a vehicle permit

Traveling in northern Mexico, many travelers have likely noticed signs that say “Hassle Free Zone” or heard locals refer to certain border areas by this [...]
Free Mexico Travel Guide and Travel Information

Exploring the neighborhoods (barrios) of Mexico City

Mexico City is a sprawling metropolis with a rich cultural and historical heritage. One of the most unique features of this vibrant city is its [...]
Sacbe - White Road

Sacbe: the ancient Maya white road system

If you’ve ever traveled through the Yucatán, you’ve likely come across ancient roads or pathways, sometimes barely visible, sometimes surprisingly well-preserved, often surrounded by lush [...]
US-Mexico War

The US-Mexico War (1846-1848): Origins, conflict, and consequences

The war between the United States and Mexico (1846-1848) was a pivotal conflict that drastically reshaped North America. It resulted in over 30,000 deaths, economic [...]
La Noche Triste

La Noche Triste: The tragic defeat of the Spaniards before the fall of Tenochtitlan and the final conquest of the Aztec Empire

It was unlikely that an invasion would ever have a peaceful ending, especially one marked by impossible alliances and hidden betrayals. The Spanish conquest of [...]
Aztec Drawings

Aztec Drawings

Aztec drawings served as a form of written communication. Instead of an alphabet, Aztec writing relied on a combination of logograms (symbols representing entire words [...]
Mayan Language

Mayan Language

The Mayan language is one of the oldest in the world. This language has been spoken for thousands of years and remains a fundamental part [...]
Zacatecas

Silver Route

One great colonial route in Mexico to explore would be the Silver Route, which connects several charming towns and ranchos that exemplify the colonial era. [...]
Quinata Roo Carnivals

Quintana Roo carnivals invite tourists to immerse in local traditions and culture

In the last weeks of February and the beginning of March, carnival celebrations begin, offering travelers the perfect opportunity to immerse themselves in the unique [...]
Old Mexico

Legend of the Spanish soldier who “teleported” to Mexico from the Philippines

A legend holds that in October of 1593, a soldier of the Spanish Empire (named Gil Pérez in a version from 1908) was mysteriously transported [...]
Upside-Down Town at Xenses

Upside-Down Town (Pueblo al Reves)

The Upside-Down Town is a sensory experience that defies logic and perception of reality. Located in Xenses Park (in Playa del Carmen), this astonishing place [...]
Free Mexico Travel Guide and Travel Information

Best Mexico spring destinations

Spring is one of the best times to visit Mexico, with warm weather and blooming landscapes. The country's natural beauty is in full display, from [...]
Cozumel - Mayan ruins

Mayan ruins on Cozumel Island

Cozumel Island has a history that dates back to ancient times. Known to the Maya as Kùutsmil, meaning “Land of the Swallows,” the island was [...]
Gulf of Mexico

Shipwrecks in the Gulf of Mexico

The Gulf of Mexico has long been a treacherous yet crucial maritime corridor, witnessing centuries of shipwrecks. Beneath its waters lie the remains of hundreds [...]
Codex Borbonicus

Aztec Codices

The Aztec civilization had a rich cultural and artistic heritage. The Aztecs did not have a formal writing system, they relied on oral storytelling and [...]