Morelos, one of Mexico’s vibrant states, recently celebrated a significant milestone—its 155th anniversary as a federative entity. The state was officially established in 1869 by then-President Benito Juárez García, who organized it into the districts of Cuernavaca, Cuautla, Jonacatepec, Tetecala, and Yautepec. These areas, once part of the State of Mexico, came together to form what is now known as Morelos.… Read More
When discussing tourism in Morelos, one can’t help but marvel at the diverse array of options available for visitors. Whether you’re someone who revels in swimming and leisurely dips or prefers immersing yourself in natural landscapes for activities like hiking, birdwatching, or biking, Morelos has it all. From natural spas like Los Amates and Agua Hedionda to national parks such as Lagunas de Zempoala and El Tepozteco, the state offers a plethora of choices for nature enthusiasts.… Read More
The business sector in Morelos is actively collaborating to fortify tourism in the region. Alejandro Uribe García, the vice president of Tourism at Canaco-Servytur Cuernavaca, emphasized the recent surge in the number of visitors during weekends and extended holidays. This uptick in tourism activity has prompted industry members to strategize for a successful upcoming season.… Read More
In a revival of cultural heritage and community spirit, the Cuernavaca Carnival is set to make a triumphant return after more than 50 years. Spearheaded by the Cuauhnáhuac Renace Collective, an assembly representing various neighborhoods and communities within the capital of Morelos, the carnival’s resurrection marks a significant milestone in the city’s cultural calendar. Scheduled for next Tuesday, February 13th, festivities will kick off at 5:00 p.m. with the iconic Chinelo jump in the heart of the historic center’s zócalo.… Read More
In a strategic move, tourism entrepreneurs in Morelos are shifting their focus towards wedding tourism as the primary driver of the industry. Margarita González Saravia, a key figure in the sector, has collaborated with business leaders during a visit to Jiutepec municipality, home to a plethora of wedding venues. Discussions revealed that around 100 weddings are hosted every weekend in Morelos, emphasizing the thriving nature of this niche.… Read More
The recent havoc caused by Hurricane “Otis” in the port of Acapulco is expected to have a silver lining for the state of Morelos, particularly during the upcoming Day of the Dead season, as it is likely to witness a substantial increase in the number of visitors.… Read More
Escape the hustle and bustle of city life and indulge in a hidden gem of tranquility in the municipality of Ayala, just east of Morelos. Nestled in this serene location is a spa that may not be widely known but undoubtedly offers an unforgettable experience of relaxation and enjoyment for its visitors. At El Colibrí spa, you can immerse yourself in the refreshing pools or take a dip in the river that gracefully meanders through the premises. Conveniently located a mere five minutes from Ayala’s zócalo on Lázaro Cárdenas avenue, the spa is situated just 150 meters from the Public Security and Fire offices.… Read More
The state of Morelos in Mexico is gearing up to host the Social Tourism Meeting of the Americas Mexico 2023, organized by the International Social Tourism Organization (ISTO). The event, which is scheduled to take place from May 16 to 21 at the Vacation Center IMSS Oaxtepec, is expected to draw more than 100 participants from the tourism sector including service providers, authorities, businessmen, and experts.… Read More
The IMSS Vacation Center in Oaxtepec, Morelos is a great place to spend your vacation. It offers a wide range of activities and amenities that cater to people of all ages. This vacation center is located in the heart of Oaxtepec, Morelos and it is surrounded by lush green forests and beautiful mountains. The IMSS Vacation Center in Oaxtepec, Morelos has something for everyone.… Read More
The celebrations of religious events have returned to the former San Mateo Convent in Cuautla, Morelos in Mexico. This beautiful architectural gem, which has been in existence for over 400 years, had been closed for several years due to various issues. The local government has finally taken the necessary steps to reopen it to the public, and it is now once again the site of many religious celebrations.… Read More
