Gastronomy
Yucatán's Gastronomic Stops: Dishes Worth the Trip
Travel through Yucatán by its flavors. Discover iconic dishes from each region: poc chuc in Maní, hu...
Activities
Janal Pixan or Day of the Dead Altars in Yucatán
A full guide to make your own authentic Janal Pixan altar: what it’s supposed to feature, what it’s ...
Beaches
When Faith Meets the Sea: the Pilgrimage of the Black Christ of Sisal
Are you familiar with Sisal’s most spectacular tradition? Learn about a unique event that blends fai...
Traditions and Customs
El Baile de las Cintas (The Ribbon Dance)
Experience El Baile de las Cintas: Yucatán's iconic Ribbon Dance. European origins, Maya roots, and ...
Life in Yucatán
The Origin of Construction Workers’ Day: The Foundations of a Celebration
Bricklayer's Day in Mexico: Origin of the Holy Cross, its pre-Hispanic meaning, and how bricklayers ...
Traditions and Customs
Holy Week and Easter in Yucatán
The week leading up to Easter, known in English as Holy Week, is called “Semana Santa” in Latin Amer...
Maya Culture
Yucatecan Embroidery: Heritage and Maya Identity
The beautiful heritage of embroidery: techniques, stories, and craftsmanship throughout the whole st...
Maya Culture
The Enduring Legacy of Maya Shamans
Don Idelfonso, a Mayan shaman from Chacsinkín, has dedicated his life to learning the language of th...
Gastronomy
Frozen treats made with typical fruits: the tropical flavors of Yucatán
The culinary treasures of Yucatán: traditional fruit “helados” stand out as a delicious blend of the...
