Traditions and Customs
The hipil: What it is, how to wear it, a...
Learn the history and meaning of the Yucatecan hipil. Combine it, take care of...
Maya Culture
The Legend of The Cocay (Kóokay or Firefly)
Have you seen lights flying through the Yucatan grass? They are fireflies or Cocay and there is a le...
Life in Yucatán
Tomar el Fresco: Porch Sitting, Yucatecan Style
The charming Yucatecan tradition of tomar el fresco, porch sitting and enjoying the breeze, learn th...
Legends from the Mayab
The Lady in the Water: A Maya Legend
If you wonder why the water is hidden in cenotes, the Yucatecan legend of the Lady of the Water expl...
Gastronomy
Delicious, Healthy Chaya
Of native origin to southeastern Mexico and Central America, chaya is a wild plant that grows very e...
Archaeological Sites
Light and Sound in Chichén Itzá: Nights of Kukulkan
Experience the mesmerizing "Noches de Kukulkán" light and sound show at Chichén Itzá, immersing your...
Gastronomy
Temozón, where the famous smoked meats were born
Very close to Valladolid, just 8 minutes in the direction of Tizimín, the community of Temozón offer...
Destinations
The B-Side of Valladolid
Discover the hidden gems of Valladolid and its surroundings, including Ek Balam, Uayma, and stunning...
Gastronomy
Yucatecan liquors to try on your visit
Learn how to get a taste of the unique flavors of Yucatecan liquors, including Xtabentún, Henequén, ...
Beaches
Receive the New Year Visiting Yucatán
The Mayans did not celebrate Christmas or the New Year as we usually do in December and January, but...
