One House, Two Families: Montejo 495
If there is a collective dream for both Yucatecans and visitors alike, it is to discover the enigma of what lies inside house number 495 on Paseo de Montejo. Of…
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If there is a collective dream for both Yucatecans and visitors alike, it is to discover the enigma of what lies inside house number 495 on Paseo de Montejo. Of…
Continue readingManí is a small city located in the southern part of the state, near Ticul. I has been recently named a Pueblo Mágico de México. It is famous for being…
Continue readingCorn with coconut; tortilla, corn, and Nixtamal Pozole, Choco Sakán, corn Sa’kab as an offering for the gods… I would have never dreamed that such a variety of corn-based drinks…
Continue readingOnly 30 minutes from Mérida, heading out Avenida Yucatán, an excellent highway will take you to Motul, a city with history and various inviting attractions including food, sightseeing, and swimming,…
Continue readingI accepted the invitation to write about Maxcanú based on a photo of a former hacienda, or plantation (probably henequén), that really caught my eye (more on that in a…
Continue readingTo dive into Yucatán is to set out and explore sites, revisit history, enjoy its beautiful landscapes, and watch how life unfolds in communities such as Maní, “The Place Where…
Continue readingIzamal, located 65 km east of Mérida, is known as the “city of hills” because of the five large Maya pyramids found there. It is also known as the “city…
Continue readingIf you want to get out of town and visit a place that features traditional Maya homes, colonial mansions, and California-inspired constructions built by a new generation of young migrants…
Continue readingValladolid, Pueblo Mágico Located halfway (two hours from each) between Mérida and Cancún, Valladolid, named “Pueblo Mágico” in August 2012, is a bustling Maya city with a special colonial flavor. This…
Continue readingDo you crave taking a day trip to somewhere you can feel like you’re the only tourist around? Well, do I have an idea for you: Oxkutzcab! Getting There Getting…
Continue readingJust an hour from Mérida, Izamal is a place that has to be on your list of places to see while visiting Yucatán. Its rich history which spans over hundreds…
Continue readingJust 30 minutes from Mérida, off the road to Motul you will find Yaxkukul. This traditional small town is similar to many other towns that you will find around Yucatán….
Continue reading“That which is written on stone” is only one of the meanings given to this city’s name which is the birthplace of many celebrated teachers and artists. It is located…
Continue readingLa Ermita de San Isabel is, without a doubt, a charming corner of Mérida. In the Barrio (neighborhood) of San Sebastián in the Centro Histórico, near the old city gate…
Continue readingValladolid: vibrant, authentic, charming, and multifaceted. It’s a city with such a unique personality that it was voted #1 Emerging Destination in North America of 2019 in a survey taken…
Continue readingA visit to Espita means a chance to admire colonial buildings with photo-worthy architectural beauty. Each one holds memories of a cultural event or a historical episode. Not only that,…
Continue readingConnecting with nature and breathing “country air” is a recipe that we can share with you; 30 minutes from Mérida, along the Baca-Mocochá route. You can enjoy Thai food specialties…
Continue readingIf you are looking for an experience that makes you feel like you were reborn, try leaving a cave from within the depths of the earth; and if you prefer…
Continue readingDeath is only the natural transition to another state, a rebirth, a new opportunity for the unending life cycle to start again. That’s how the Maya viewed death. They used…
Continue readingYucatán’s magic lies in discovering and visiting little-known communities that guard ancient and current stories; as well as cultural, architectural, and gastronomic attractions. The town of Acanceh, located 28 km…
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