Falling in Love with Yucatán More and more couples each year from around the globe are choosing Yucatan as a place to say “I do” and it’s really no surprise as to why they are coming. Fourteen years ago, I fell in love with Yucatán, Mexico. Yucatán is a land where enchantment and mystery weaves …
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Today I ventured out to meet some of the artisans in the town of Dzitya, Yucatan where for generations most townspeople are craftsmen and women working with wood, stone and making traditional taffy-like candy called “dulce de melcocha”. As I walked into the workshop and store front of Guillermo Pisté, he greeted me with a …
Mexico is the land of spectacular food, deep culture, and extraordinary folkloric art. The handmade popular art is a vibrant tapestry of color and tradition that weaves stories of ancient civilizations and modern celebrations. To witness the process of worn hands creating meticulously and meditatively is truly an honor. It is also fascinating how in …
Doña Soco’s Melcocha: A Sweet Legacy in the Traditional Food of Yucatán Read More »
Did you know that Yucatan is one of the most diverse regions for dishes and ingredients in Mexico? It has a culinary history that dates back millenia and new innovative food ideas are being creative each day. It seems like each week there is a new gastronomic option opening and even for us it’s hard …
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The Feria de Tunich returns for its 23rd edition in the town of Dzityá, Yucatan, showcasing artisans from Yucatan, Michoacan, Guanajuato, and Puebla! Dzityá is a true state treasure known for its craftsmanship, with a rich generational tradition in woodworking, stone masonry, and traditional candy making. This year’s fair highlights the incredible talent and heritage …
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Nestled on the western coast of the Yucatán Peninsula, the historic town of Campeche, Mexico, stands as a beacon of colonial splendor and cultural richness. Founded in 1540 by Spanish conquistadors, this UNESCO World Heritage Site offers a tapestry of well-preserved architecture, vibrant traditions, and captivating stories that draw travelers from all around the globe. …
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Brimming with historical, cultural, and folkloric wonders, Campeche has no shortage of mesmerizing places, buildings, and monuments that narrate a story of tradition, change, beauty, and strife. If you have plans to visit Campeche’s capital city or are looking for an escape that combines both antiquity and modernity, this coastal paradise offers plenty of astonishing …
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We visited Campeche, Mexico recently and stayed at Casa Japa, a stunning 4 bedroom colonial house from the 18th century which shares a wall with the picturesque El Dulce Nombre de Jesus church built in 1560. Casa Japa brings the past and present together making the guest feel as if they are reliving the 1700’s …
Nestled along the Gulf of Mexico, Campeche is a treasure trove of history, culture, and culinary delights. This charming city, known for its well-preserved colonial architecture and vibrant streets, also boasts a rich gastronomic scene that reflects its diverse heritage. With the new Tren Maya stop in Campeche, exploring the city’s culinary offerings has never …
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June 10, 2024 Located in the heart of Mérida, Pasaje Picheta has a fascinating history that has seen it transform from a refuge for prisoners to a vibrant cultural hub. Today, it offers a vastly different appearance from its early days, now a beautifully remodeled space teeming with life and activity. The name Pasaje Picheta …
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