hotels·May 31, 2024
Two Can’t-Miss Hotels in Playa del Carmen
Playa del Carmen can accurately be described as the trendy older sister of Cancún. A former fishing village located along the Caribbean coast
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hotels·May 31, 2024
Settling in Mexico: Should You Buy or Rent?
You’ve visited Mexico numerous times and absolutely adore it. Now you’ve decided to make the leap and settle there! Whether you’re moving to Mexico for work or for pleasure
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Travel·May 31, 2024
Driving in Mexico
To drive or not to drive—that is the question. You can have a perfectly wonderful vacation in Mexico using only public transportation and taxis.
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history·May 31, 2024
Mexican Cinem
Get excited for your visit to Mexico by discovering the culture through film!
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history·May 31, 2024
A Brief History of Mexico
The first traces of human presence in what is now called Mexico date back more than 30,000 years.
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history·May 31, 2024
Valladolid, the Sultaness of the East
Named after the then-capital of Spain, Valladolid was founded in 1543 by the nephew of the Spanish conquistador Francisco de Montejo and was initially located near Chouac-Ha lagoon...
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hotels·May 7, 2024
Hotels in Mexico
For Mexican hotels, we don’t just talk about stars, but also about diamonds. Hotels can have from one to five. You can also find unrated hotels that offer quality service
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culture·May 7, 2024
Money-saving tips for Mexico
Let’s be clear from the beginning: in terms of affordability, Mexico is still an accessible country for visitors. Even in Cancun, a week will certainly cost you less than a weekend...
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mountain·May 7, 2024
The Calakmul Biosphere Reserve
Mexico’s largest protected tropical forest area is a treasure trove of Maya history. The ruins of the city of Calakmul, located in the middle of almost two million hectares of jung...
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history·May 6, 2024
The Pastry Wars
Mexican independence didn’t mean the end of conflict for the country. In fact, quite the opposite was true. Several wars marked the 19th century in Mexico, the first of wh
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beaches·May 6, 2024
Enjoy cenotes in the Yucatan
If you’re reading this article, you’re probably thinking of taking a vacation in Mexico. During your research, you’ve probably come across a strange word several times: cenote
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Travel·May 6, 2024
Road signs in Mexico and the Yucatan
This is especially true since, while public transport is much more efficient than you might think, many roads are bumpy and Mexicans, like drivers in other Latin countries, are not...
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