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In Yucatán there are no rivers or lakes, water is mostly found deep in the earth, in cenotes. If you’re wondering why our water is so well-hidden, the Yucatecan legend…
Continue readingCorn with coconut; tortilla, corn, and Nixtamal Pozole, Choco Sakán, corn Sa’kab as an offering for the gods… I would have never dreamed that such a variety of corn-based drinks…
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Used in powdered form to accompany Dzotobichay (a Yucatecan tamal made with Chaya and egg), in a paste to flavor Papadzules, or as a snack in delicious Sikil Pak. You…
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To dive into Yucatán is to set out and explore sites, revisit history, enjoy its beautiful landscapes, and watch how life unfolds in communities such as Maní, “The Place Where…
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If you think you’re familiar with Mérida, keep on reading and put your knowledge to the test with this selection of iconic houses in the city. Take note and pay…
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The roads of southern Yucatán take you to Tekax, a city with many stories to tell, moments in history that go back to the time of the Guerra de Castas…
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“What do I see in nature? Beauty and many colors,” artist David Mex responds immediately. David is a hyperrealism painter who portrays the plants and wildlife of Yucatán. Hummingbirds that…
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Mischievous “aluxes,” an extraordinary water serpent named Tsukán, and Sip the deer. Animals, humans, and Maya gods all have a leading role in the stories of Yucatecan folklore which are…
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“Giving a child a thousand ounces of gold does not compare to teaching them a good trade” – Chinese proverb I remember that when I was a young girl and…
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“There are no limits,” is a phrase that Raúl Espejo repeats constantly when he speaks of his experiences as a tour guide in the natural reserves, cenotes, and jungles between…
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The Maya, in addition to their numerous scientific, astronomical, and cultural discoveries, also dedicated part of their time to artistic representations, mainly rituals and ceremonies that brought together dance and…
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When you speak with Maricarmen, it is clear that music chose her, and that she has followed this calling from a very young age by dedicating her whole life to…
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“That which is written on stone” is only one of the meanings given to this city’s name which is the birthplace of many celebrated teachers and artists. It is located…
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In Yucatán we tend to stop and look down more often than usual because there’s something special which catches our eye: the floor tiles. Whether it’s because of the…
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A visit to Espita means a chance to admire colonial buildings with photo-worthy architectural beauty. Each one holds memories of a cultural event or a historical episode. Not only that,…
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Swimming and snorkeling in a cenote in Yucatán is to admire a natural underwater gallery and be part of the game of lights and shadows; a wonderful spectacle of nature….
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“The only true hope of man is the sea,” Jacques Cousteau The stories of explorers, entrepreneurs and scientists begin, sometimes, with curiosity, as was the case of marine biologist Mauricio…
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Connecting with nature and breathing “country air” is a recipe that we can share with you; 30 minutes from Mérida, along the Baca-Mocochá route. You can enjoy Thai food specialties…
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After dark, Mérida’s nightlife has something for every taste. Our city has a variety of colors, tastes, and rhythms for your enjoyment, whether you are looking for theater, shows, or…
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A native plant of southeastern México and Central America, chaya is a wild plant that grows just as easily in the patios of many homes. From Pre-Hispanic times, the Maya…
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