Traditions and Customs
Juul nikte’: A Shower of May Flowers for...
Descubre la fiesta de la Virgen de Tetiz y el Julnikte’: la ancestral ofrenda...
Maya Fable: The Loyal Dog
Have you ever heard a Maya fable about a dog and his master? Read it and learn more about Maya stori...
Maya Culture
A Bleeding Prophecy: The Book of Xocén
We talk about the sacred book, the book of prophecies, or the living book of Xocen, the little town ...
Culture
Embroidery in Yucatán
In his book "Relación de las Cosas de Yucatán", Fray Diego de Landa mentions that the Maya women "wo...
Life in Yucatán
Life in the Tropics - Dress Code for Men
A new arrival to Yucatán might have many questions regarding the dress code. Here's our guide to dre...
Towns of Yucatán
What to Do With 24 Hours in Valladolid?
As one of our Pueblos Mágicos, Valladolid has endless corners, activities, and flavors for you to di...
Beaches
Crabster: the Freshness of the Sea With a Yucatecan Touch
After the opening of Crabster, the Malecón is inconceivable without them. Their dishes with local pr...
Traditions and Customs
The Milpa: From Start to Finish
The cornfield teaches about the climate, animals, wood, medicinal plants, in general the Mayan world...
The Aluxes of Yesterday and Today
How do you explain to a child what an Alux is? In Maya belief, the Aluxes have multiple representati...
Gastronomy
The Tías of Kaua
Before the toll road, women in many of the towns offered something to eat and drink. Kaua is one suc...
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