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When we think of Maya cities and their inhabitants, we often envision glorious cities like Chichén Itzá or Uxmal, with their carved stones, pyramids, Grand Ball Courts, and more. However, …
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I want to tell you a story: When I am at my dad’s house, I like to watch him hang-up his hammock after he’s had a siesta. When he gets…
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If you are in the Yucatán or other parts of Mexico on December 12th or a few days before, you are likely to come across the “Virgin of Guadalupe torch…
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Janal Pixan in Yucatán is considered one of the most distinctive times of the year. During this Maya festivity, we’re accustomed to celebrating big time. We love participating in the…
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Right about now we should be getting excited about Hanal Pixán. In case you’re not sure, Hanal Pixán is the Yucatecan equivalent of Día de Muertos (Day of the Dead)….
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The Patron Saint of México is the Virgin of Guadalupe. It is an incredibly important part of the country’s culture, and there are churches and shrines in her name all…
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