Maya Culture A bone-chilling legend: The Xcabachén cenote in Maní Deep dive to the legend of the cenote Xcabachén, in Maní, a sacred destination that hides the last o...
Traditions and Customs Who Keeps the History of a City? Discover Yucatán’s City Chroniclers ¿Ya los conocías? Los cronistas yucatecos son los encargados de preservar la historia del estado, de...
Activities Hermano Maya: A Mystic, Healing Experience in Izamal If you’re in Izamal, don’t miss out on Hermano Maya’s sanctuary, a cleansing spiritual experience to...
Activities Janal Pixan, Day of the Dead or Finados: What’s the Difference? Have you heard about the Janal Pixan, the Day of the Dead in Yucatán? Is it Janal or Hanal Pixan? Wh...
Culture and traditions Rómulo Rozo, the artist behind Mérida’s Monumento a la Patria Learn about the life of Rómulo Rozo, a historical figure of Yucatán, beloved parcero and singer-song...
Traditions and Customs The Royal Road to Campeche, Traveling Before Highways There were no kilometers, and it could take up to 5 days to get there, but it was quite an experienc...
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 Nocturnal Animals of Yucatán and How to Coexist with Them Did you find one of these little animals and don't know what to do? We can help you identify them, t...
Activities The Handmade Bullrings in Tixkokob, Yucatán Traditional Yucatecan festivals include the construction of “bullrings” made of wood; Discover how t...