Guadalajara, Jalisco
Jalisco

Guadalajara

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Guadalajara is the capital of the State of Jalisco and the second largest city of México. It is known worldwide for its folklore, the renowned Mariachi, handcrafts, tequila and the national sport, charrería. Few cities can offer such a variety of interesting things to see and do, involving the visitors in a cultural, historical and legendary atmosphere. You can begin your enchantment by visiting the Historical Center and its magnificent buildings. The rich colonial legacy can be seen all over the city, including the Cathedral, featuring the symbol that has become emblematic of Guadalajara, its towers. Tlaquepaque and Tonalá are located out of the city limit, both towns are worldwide known for the quality and wide variety of its handcraft.… Read More

Guanajuato City
Guanajuato

Guanajuato City

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Guanajuato, is the cradle of Independence, and invite us to stroll along the romantic cobblestone streets full of legends and history. The pied pipers call themselves estudiantinas. They wander the city, playing traditional music, singing old favorites, telling the city’s stories and giving this magic atmosphere of this unique place. Once one of the greatest mining cities in Mexico, Guanajuato has a rich history and it is a UNESCO World Heritage site. The setting of the city is very beautiful: it stands in a narrow gorge amid wild and striking scenery. The whimsical trace of its streets, its peaceful squares, gardens, “estudiantinas” (strolling student minstrels), and the beauty of its houses and buildings give to Guanajuato a magic ambiance and an evocative and romantic touch.… Read More

Tuxtla Gutierrez
Chiapas

Tuxtla Gutierrez

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It is the capital city of the State of Chiapas. Its climate is hot and semi-humid. Tuxtla Gutiérrez is a modern city where culture and traditions of Chiapas blend together. The streets in Tuxtla contain a combination of past and present. It is a beautiful city surrounded by lush vegetation. In downtown there is the Central Park and the beautiful Marimba Park. During the evenings you can stroll around this park and enjoy the marimba music played at the gazebo. There are many natural wonders nearby Tuxtla and the city offers very good touristic infrastructure, but most of all, the city offers the warm and kindness of the people.… Read More

Gastronomy of Tabasco
Tabasco

Gastronomy of Tabasco

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The gastronomy of Tabasco is a reflection of the diverse cultures that have influenced the region throughout its history. From the indigenous Maya and Olmec people to the Spanish colonizers, the flavors of Tabasco have been shaped by a unique blend of ingredients and techniques.… Read More

Historic Center CDMX
CDMX

Historic Center (CDMX)

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The Historic Center is a UNESCO world heritage site that was once the capital of the ancient Aztec empire and then the seat of power for the Spanish colony of New Spain. It contains more than 2,000 buildings of historical importance and an impressive archeological site. Many of these buildings are shrouded in magic and legend. You may walk along the streets filled with history, and come across luxury hotels, impressive museums, five-star restaurants, department stores with more than a hundred-year-old history, beautifully decorated churches and monuments.
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San Francisco de Campeche
Campeche

Campeche City

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Campeche is a city immersed in the typically colonial atmosphere with towers, bastions and walls. The state of preservation and quality of its architecture earned it the status of a UNESCO World Heritage Site in 1999.… Read More

Aguascalientes City
Aguascalientes

Aguascalientes City

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The city of Aguascalientes, is despite its modernity a city with a pleasant colonial flavor. This city was founded in 1575, with the original name of Antigua Villa de Nuestra Asunción de las Aguas Calientes, due to the presence of hot springs in the area.… Read More

Gastronomy of Nuevo León
Nuevo León

Gastronomy of Nuevo León

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The gastronomy of Nuevo León has meat as its protagonist, and it is one of the richest in the region, due to the various mixtures that influenced it. Many of the typical dishes of the state are prepared with beef, goat meat and milk, due to the fact that agriculture developed after cattle raising; other important ingredients are corn and wheat.… Read More

Gastronomy of Veracruz
Veracruz

Gastronomy of Veracruz

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The Gastronomy of Veracruz is a tasty synthesis of Spanish and coastal cuisine, traditionally famous for its richness and variety. In Veracruz, cooking is among the popular arts, one of the most outstanding. He goes to the indigenous and Spanish roots, mainly, to affirm his own uniqueness while condensing traditions. Complying with a gastronomic itinerary through Veracruz lands is an intense and very gratifying adventure full of tasty experiences for the palate, as well as enriching human contacts.… Read More

Gastronomy of Durango
Durango

Gastronomy of Durango

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Durango’s cuisine may be some of the most amazing in central and northern Mexico. It brings together dishes both from the center and from the north. On the other hand, it also stands out for its inventiveness and history, characteristics of the state.… Read More

Handicrafts from Oaxaca
Oaxaca

Handicrafts from Oaxaca

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Handicrafts from Oaxaca are a great tradition and they offer a diversity that denotes the artistic richness and imagination of its people. The talented artisans of Oaxaca make beautiful pieces of clay, textiles, wood, metal, skins and other materials, forming a rich and varied folk art in both decorative and useful items.… Read More

Traditions of Aguascalientes
Aguascalientes

Traditions of Aguascalientes

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Aguascalientes is a state of traditions and customs, a destination famous for its internationally recognized fairs and festivals; It is prepared to receive tourists and visitors throughout the year, some of its main tourist attractions are the San Marcos National Fair, the Skulls Cultural Festival, the Grape and Artisanal Cheese Fair.… Read More
Aguascalientes

Aguascalientes City Surroundings

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In Aguascalientes there is much to admire, from springs to charming towns and old haciendas. Further exploration of the state often includes visits to mineral springs. In the countryside surrounding the capital there are also beautiful old haciendas and colonial buildings, spas and the imposing Sierra Fría. If you like sports, you can practice rock climbing, rappelling, fishing, mountain biking and camping in the rural areas of the state.… Read More

Archaeological Sites in Aguascalientes
Aguascalientes

Archaeological Sites in Aguascalientes

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Archaeological Sites in Aguascalientes stand out for their biodiversity, natural and cultural wealth, the inclusion of surrounding communities and collective enjoyment. These are four archaeological areas, El Ocote, La Montesita, Cerro de Enmedio and Santiago, which have also been delimited for their cultural value as geosites by the UNESCO Geopark Project “Water Routes”.… Read More

Ecotourism and Adventure in Aguascalientes
Aguascalientes

Ecotourism and Adventure in Aguascalientes

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Ecotourism in Aguascalientes is lived in semi-desert landscapes, dams and trails surrounded by nature and cave paintings. Living ecotourism in Aguascalientes, you will love the beauty of its natural settings and the experiences that you can live here. The state is made up of vast semi-desert landscapes, with oases surrounded by water and fun ecotourism activities. In Aguascalientes there are several spaces close to the city where you can spend a weekend away from the hustle and bustle, in a much calmer and quieter environment, as well as of course getting a little active and exercising a little.… Read More

Traditions of Campeche
Campeche

Traditions of Campeche

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Campeche is without a doubt one of the most beautiful and traditional States of Mexico. Campeche is located in the southeast of Mexico and borders the states of Yucatan to the north, the state of Quintana Roo to the east, and the countries of Guatemala and Belize to the south. The capital of this State is called San Francisco de Campeche and it is also the city with the largest population in Campeche.… Read More

Beaches in Campeche
Campeche

Beaches in Campeche

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Thanks to the natural beauty that surrounds them, and the low presence of tourism, the state has some of the most beautiful beaches in Mexico. Its sand, which ranges from golden to white, and the tranquility of its sea, are oases away from the big cities and crowds, where you can relax and enjoy nature.… Read More

Day of the Dead - Mexico
Traditions in Mexico

Day of the Dead in Mexico

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The Day of the Dead in Mexico is a very old festivity that dates back to the indigenous vision of death. The celebration takes place on the night of November 2 of each year. The celebration consists of gathering the objects that the dead used in life and their favorite food, as well as flowers to make a path that guides the deceased towards their offering, candles or candlesticks on an altar. In addition to the Pan de Muerto and the sugar skulls.… Read More

Ecotourism in Campeche
Campeche

Ecotourism and Adventure in Campeche

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Ecotourism in Campeche is lived between majestic jungles and mangroves, fill your vacations with unforgettable adventures! If you are looking to reconnect with nature and live it to the fullest, you will love ecotourism in Campeche. Get ready to go through jungles surrounded by tropical jungle and Mayan culture, mangroves and petenes surrounded by rich wildlife.… Read More

Palizada - Campeche
Campeche

Magical Towns in Campeche

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Among all the wonders of the state, there are also two of its magical towns: Isla Aguada and Palizada. Two ideal destinations to live under the colors of the sunsets, the beauty of its architecture and the legends of its streets.… Read More

Ciudad del Carmen
Campeche

Ciudad del Carmen

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It was founded during the pre-Hispanic period, and after the arrival of the Spaniards the island was populated mainly by pirates, it was known as
“Isla de Tris”. Cd. del Carmen has an extension of 6,353.3 square miles and is surrounded by beautiful landscapes with tropical vegetation. Also known as the Pearl of the Gulf, the island lies off the coast and is connected to the mainland by two bridges over the Laguna de Terminos, one of them with a length of more than two miles is the longest in Mexico. The natural attractions along with the archeological sites and the European style buildings in town, convert the island in a very apealing place for visitors.… Read More

Gastronomy of Campeche
Campeche

Gastronomy of Campeche

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The state of Campeche is famous for its excellent gastronomy, unique and original for its creativity, seasoning and taste. Its gastronomic personality is the result of its Mayan heritage, combined with the contributions of the Spanish, and even pirates and corsairs also brought new components and forms of preparation in the various dishes that can be savored in the region today. Campeche has a wide variety of seafood, which has been fully used in its cuisine.… Read More

Campeche - Isla Aguada
Campeche

Campeche City Surroundings

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Campeche is one of the states in the Mexican southeast that is worth visiting for its charming corners full of nature and cultural richness. Therefore, on this occasion, we present some of the most striking interesting sites in Campeche that will surely leave you speechless on your next trip. Take the best photos, fall in love with the best views, let yourself be surprised by its little towns full of history and learn more about the richness of this place.… Read More

Calakmul
Campeche

Archaelogical Sites in Campeche

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The centers of the cities were filled with foundations for the temples, palaces, ball courts, astronomical observatories and rooms; like those seen in the Campeche Petén, the Puuc region, that of Los Chenes, that of Río Bec and that of the rivers and lagoons.… Read More

CDMX - Tacos al Pastor
CDMX

Gastronomy of CDMX

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The gastronomy of Mexico City will surprise you, there are no limits to the creativity of the chefs who create rich options, trying them will be a unique experience worth enjoying, you just have to cheer up, you won’t regret it!… Read More

Tlaxcala - Mixiotes
Tlaxcala

Gastronomy of Tlaxcala

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The cuisine of Tlaxcala is full of varied flavors. For that reason, trying the different dishes of this region is pampering your palate with delicious recipes. However, it is also a reunion with the history of the gastronomy of Tlaxcala, which honors its ancestors and dates back to pre-Hispanic times.… Read More

Tamaulipas - Tampiqueña
Tamaulipas

Gastronomy of Tamaulipas

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In Tamaulipas there are many incredible dishes; from the sweetest and most homely flavors to the extravagant and exciting flavors. Its geographical location by the sea and the border with the United States, affects the typical dishes of each of the regions.… Read More

Gastronomy of Colima
Colima

Gastronomy of Colima

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Colima’s traditional cuisine has stood out for its magnificent variety of splendidly seasoned dishes and for its marked Spanish influence. All the gastronomy of the State has sought to adequately combine the ingredients to flatter the taste of the most demanding diners.… Read More

Manzanillo, Colima
Colima

Manzanillo

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Port city of the Mexican Pacific and international sport fishing destination with charming bays, beautiful boardwalk and golden beaches. Venture into its own jungle trails for ecological and adventure tourism. For pleasure or business, this high altitude port has a lot to offer. … Read More

Ecotourism in Acapulco
Guerrero

Ecotourism and Adventure in Acapulco

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Acapulco as well as different destinations in Mexico have decided to have a new vision and be part of a positive change by being sustainable tourist destinations; In other words, each destination now seeks to reduce the impact it generates on the environment and above all to generate benefits for the host communities. Ecotourism consists of visiting natural areas without disturbing them and thereby achieving the preservation of heritage and the awareness of visitors. Acapulco has always been characterized as being preferred by national and foreign tourists due to its paradisiacal beaches and various attractions, however it has a vast biodiversity. It should be noted that Guerrero is in the 4th national place in this area. If we mix the great offer of meetings and the biodiversity that the destination has, surely any event held in Acapulco will be unmatched.… Read More

Ecotourism in Ixtapa-Zihuatanejo
Guerrero

Ecotourism and Adventure in Ixtapa-Zihuatanejo

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In Ixtapa-Zihuatanejo you will enjoy all water sports… ski, parachute ride, snorkeling, scuba diving, jet-ski, banana boat ride, sail-boards, surfing and many, many more. Sports available on Playa La Ropa, Playa Las Gatas, Playa El Palmar and Playa Linda beaches and also at the Island. Of course, you don’t need to rent anything to have a fun time swimming, jogging, playing beach volleyball or soccer, among the many other activities that you can do in Ixtapa-Zihuatanejo.… Read More

Ixtapa-Zihuatanejo
Guerrero

Ixtapa-Zihuatanejo

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Ixtapa is one of Mexico’s most compact planned resorts created in the 1970s, with a hotel strip along the Playa del Palmar, a two- mle long stretch of beautiful white sand. Here you will find world-class resorts equipped with enough restaurants, pools, and activities to keep families occupied for weeks. There is also a pair of golf courses and a modern marina with slips for 600 vessels and upscale seafood restaurants. Ixtapa also offers shopping malls, excellent boutiques, jewelry stores, handicraft shops and a nautical atmosphere.… Read More

Gastronomy of Zacatecas
Zacatecas

Gastronomy of Zacatecas

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Zacatecan cuisine is the product of multiple inventions, influences and exchanges, inheritance and remembrance of the indigenous and Spanish presence in the territory of the state. In pre-Hispanic times, the Chichimeca tribes took advantage of what the semi-desert soil offered for their food: nopales, tunas, magueys, biznagas, dates, roots; wild animals such as hares, rabbits, squirrels, wild boars, snakes, deer, and insects. Some of these supplies were prepared in order to be conserved for a long time, anticipating periods of famine.… Read More

Ecotourism and Adventure in Zacatecas
Zacatecas

Ecotourism and Adventure in Zacatecas

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Zacatecas offers a great variety of natural wonders, starting with its sky, famous for being clear most of the time. The land here is a deep red, because of the iron minerals, and the sky is an endless blue. This fertile land is good for agriculture and livestock as well and its wonderful rock formations, canyons, mines and other natural beauties offer a wide variety of options for the whole family.… Read More

Magic Towns in Zacatecas
Zacatecas

Magical Towns in Zacatecas

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The charm of Zacatecas overflows to the north and south in its Magical Towns, the streets marvel at temples, gardens, markets, museums and even pantheons located next to the most unexpected corners. Musical traditions brighten squares and restaurants. Each town delights the palate with its own varied flavors; with its artisan beers and award-winning mezcals. Wealth is also expressed with delicacy and an astonishing level of detail through the hands of its artisans. The enjoyment grows in the landscapes thanks to the warmth and hospitality of the inhabitants. The spell produced by these places lasts more than a day, with their respective illuminated nights.… Read More

Archaeological sites in Zacatecas
Zacatecas

Archaeological Sites in Zacatecas

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The archaeological zones of Zacatecas are also an option to receive the spring equinox. La Quemada, for example, is the most important settlement in north-central Mexico and has a large colonnaded hall with a plaza, a court for the ball game, and a pyramidal base called the Votive Pyramid. While the Cerro del Teúl is an important Mesoamerican archaeological zone that is characterized by being one of the first industrial areas of the continent, since copper and ceramic crafts were made in it.… Read More

Fresnillo
Zacatecas

Fresnillo

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It is the second largest city in Zacatecas and was founded by Francisco Ibarra in 1554. Throughout much of its history, the city’s fate has followed the boom and bust of the mines and you can see it in the streets and in the colonial-era buildings. Today, Fresnillo continues to stand as one of the world’s largest producers of silver. This city has been the birthplace of great artists and prominent politicians and offers several attractions including squares, monuments, gardens, museums and mines.… Read More

Traditions of Yucatan
Yucatan

Traditions of Yucatan

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The people from Yucatan integrate their beliefs, celebrations and ancient customs into their daily lives, and create a very special kind of magical syncretism. The handcrafts, the cuisine, the music, the folklore, and the traditions are irrefutable proof that Yucatan is a magic land with open, warm atmosphere, where visitors always feel welcome.… Read More

Gastronomy of Yucatan
Yucatan

Gastronomy of Yucatan

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The gastronomy of Yucatan has its origins in the traditional cuisine of the Mayans with some Spanish ingredients. Its dishes are well known for their particular aroma and flavor, because they are prepared with condiments such as oregano, sour orange, coriander and mainly different types of chili. Other ingredients are the famous “recados”, which are a kind of pasta with which a very characteristic flavor is given to meats, such as the black “recados” or the red “recados”, among others. The “recados” are simply various species of condiments and ground and mixed chilies that form a paste, and that are the main base of many Yucatecan dishes. So in addition to a trip through the incredible jungle landscapes of Yucatan, the cenotes, the archaeological sites, cities and towns, you should enjoy a whole gastronomic trip through the beautiful land of the Mayans.… Read More

Magic Towns in Yucatan
Yucatan

Magical Towns in Yucatan

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Yucatán is a region of the country that protects great natural and cultural treasures that are very important to the country, two places that perfectly exemplify the importance of Yucatán in the history of Mexico are its magical towns, Izamal and Valladolid, two destinations that in its streets they protect all the magic of Yucatan.… Read More

Beaches in Yucatan
Yucatan

Beaches in Yucatan

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There is a wide variety of beaches in Yucatan, ranging from Progreso, which is only 20 minutes from Merida, to more distant beaches such as San Felipe. They all offer a peaceful environment where you can relax, camp and enjoy nature, or practice various sports such as fishing, kayaking, SUP and many other water activities. Among the options that Yucatan offers, there are some that are true paradises such as Celestún and Río Lagartos where the sky is painted pink because they are the habitat of important colonies of pink flamingos. Most of them are wide white sand beaches and in several you can savor some of the delicious typical dishes of Yucatan.… Read More

Chichen Itza
Yucatan

Chichen Itza

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Chichen ltzá (the city on the edge of the well of the Itza), was the most important regional capital of the Mayan area in the years 750 to 1200 AD, a bridge between the Mesoamerican Classic and Postclassic periods. His remains, still well preserved, confirm the fame assigned to him by the chronicles and indigenous legends of Yucatan. Its vestiges show that the traditional Mayan civilization was enriched with other cultural currents of Mesoamerica.… Read More

Shopping in Cancun
Quintana Roo

Shopping in Quintana Roo

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The shopping experience in Quintana Roo every day becomes more sophisticated and cosmopolitan thanks to the wide variety of options that the destination offers. In addition, it is a duty-free zone for a wide range of items such as perfumery and cosmetics, as well as for wines and spirits, to name a few. There are exclusive and modern shopping centers in the hotel zone and in downtown Cancun with shops and boutiques that allow the visitor to find national and international renowned brands. Each shopping center has a unique architectural style, as well as an attractive range of services and entertainment options for the whole family.… Read More

Golf in Cancun
Quintana Roo

Golf Courses in Quintana Roo

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The golf circuit in and around the Mexican Caribbean makes it one of the most competitive destinations both within and beyond our borders. It Offers 15 operating courses, other interesting golf complexes. In an advanced planning stage and the endorsement of international tournaments such as the PGA Tour at Mayakoba, the only PGA event to take place outside the United States and Canada. Cancun is on the verge of becoming México’s new golf leader, with seven courses in Cancun, another seven in La Riviera Maya and one more in Cozumel.
Courses are full-service venues, each with a professional pro shop, well-maintained golf carts, driving range, putting green, Bermuda fairways and greens, caddies, top quality equipment rentals, restaurants, and beverage cart. All the courses are open to the public (some require advance arrangements for access).… Read More

Gastronomy of Quintana Roo
Quintana Roo

Gastronomy of Quintana Roo

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The Gastronomy of Quintana Roo shares several elements with that of Yucatán and Campeche, in which traditional and contemporary cooking techniques are mixed. Although in places like Playa del Carmen and Cancun, where migrants from other countries live, the dishes have been enriched with international flavors. In regional cuisine, ingredients of pre-Hispanic origin are combined with those brought by the Spanish. The dishes of chicken, pork, beef and rabbit meat stewed and seasoned with oregano, purple onion, sour orange, sweet chili, pumpkin seed, tomato, achiote, habanero pepper and coriander stand out among other ingredients.… Read More

Ecotourism in Quintana Roo
Quintana Roo

Ecotourism and Adventure in Quintana Roo

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In Quintana Roo there are wonderful natural attractions such as the majestic mangroves, the exuberant jungle, the coral reefs, the mystical cenotes and the mysterious underwater caverns. In Cancun and some other destinations in the Mexican Caribbean, it is also possible to admire, live and learn about the conservation of different species of animals, as well as marvel at the diversity of flora characteristic of the area.… Read More

Magic Towns in Quintana Roo
Quintana Roo

Magical Towns in Quintana Roo

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Get to know the Magic Towns of Quintana Roo: Isla Mujeres, Tulum and Bacalar and marvel at their stories, with their archaeological sites, their turquoise waters, ecotourism and adventure activities. Here you will learn about the ancient Mayan civilization, whose essence remains to this day. You will learn about the work of artisans, whose expertise is passed from generation to generation and you will delight in the mixtures of smells and flavors of the exquisite gastronomy of the region.… Read More