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Valladolid has a very important place in the history of México. The “first spark of the Mexican Revolution,” also known as the Dzelkoop Plan, was an insurrection which began…
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1 Officially, the International Day of Families is May 15, but any Sunday is great for a trip to San Felipe, the colorful fishermen’s village in eastern Yucatán. Olivia shares…
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Have you ever considered spending a weekend around Valladolid? Yucatán’s second city has so much to do and see that a weekend isn’t, in truth, enough time to really see…
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Monday Welcome to Mérida! Drop off your bags and leisurely stroll Paseo de Montejo and its boutiques, coffee shops, and monuments. End the night by toasting to a great vacation…
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It doesn’t sound likely, does it, that you can successfully go bird-watching with noisy kids? WelI, I decided that living through a pandemic in a foreign country just wasn’t challenging…
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Visiting a cenote is a unique experience, for many it symbolizes stepping into the sacred Maya underworld, and in the cenote-cave Zazil Tunich it becomes so much more. It’s a…
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