Maya Culture
Equinox and Solstice in Yucatán
For the Maya, the most relevant positions of the sun were the spring equinox, the one from autumn, a...
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...
Maya Culture
Las Hijas del Rap, an activist collective from México's southeast
Listen to Las Hijas del Rap, an activist collective from Mexico's southeast blending their roots and...
Activities
Everything you need to know about Gremios in Yucatán
Participate in the fascinating gremial festivals in Yucatán, celebrations full of tradition, color a...
Maya Culture
The Mighty Huano
Huano or Guano? Learn about this traditional Yucatecan plant and its practical uses, from crafts and...
Maya Culture
Restoration and Conservation: The 'Invisible' Side of Archaeology
In Mexico and Yucatán, restoration is one of the most important tasks. Discover the science and know...
Maya Culture
Maya "Bone-Setters" or "Massage Therapists"
Explore the traditional healing practices of Maya "Bone-Setters" and "Massage Therapists", who use i...
Maya Culture
The legend of Tsukán, the guardian of the underground
Explore the ancient legend of Tsukán, the guardian of the underground, who ensures the water never r...
Maya Culture
How is the Maya blue pigment made?
Get to know the fascinating process of creating the vibrant azul maya pigment in Yucatán, from its r...
