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...
Towns of Yucatán
Peto: The Moon's Crown
If you haven't been to southern Yucatán, start by visiting Peto, you'll fall in love with this histo...
Magic Towns
Valladolid
Valladolid, Pueblo Mágico Located halfway (two hours from each) between Mérida and Cancún, Valladoli...
5 Things You Didn’t Know About Yucatecan Filigree
In Yucatán, many women wear earrings and necklaces of finely crafted gold or silver threads in uniqu...
Maya Culture
Maya Migration
Today there are solid networks of Yucatecan Maya migrants that come from Mérida, Oxkutzcab, Cenotill...
Towns of Yucatán
Land of Horchata and Beer, Yaxkukul
Just 30 minutes from Mérida, off the road to Motul you will find Yaxkukul. This traditional small to...
Nightlife
A guide to nightlife for tourists who hate being tourists
Partying in a city that is not your own allows you to experience a different culture; the culture of...
Adventure has no Limits: Inclusive Tourism
“There are no limits,” is a phrase that Raúl Espejo repeats constantly when he speaks of his experie...
Towns of Yucatán
Dzidzantún, where Stone becomes Art, History and Culture
“That which is written on stone” is only one of the meanings given to this city’s name which is the ...
Culture and traditions
Yucatecan Pasta Tiles: Hand-Crafted Beauty from Yucatán
Discover the beauty of Yucatecan Pasta Tiles, hand-crafted with tradition and passion. Explore the a...
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