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The Tunich Fair July 28-Aug 6: A Journey into Artisanal Tradition in Yucatán

Wednesday July 19 In the picturesque community of Dzityá, located just 24 kilometers from the city of Mérida, lies a cultural treasure: a rich artisanal tradition dating back to 1890. Here, the skillful hands of artisans work diligently with stone and wood, creating magnificent pieces of art. The Tunich Fair is the flagship event that […]

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Are we really safe in Yucatan?

Written by Stephanie Carmon Merida: designated capital de la cultura, ranked 4th in the Lonely Planet’s Top Cities of the World to travel described on LP website as a “dizzying array of live music, art shows and dance performances, and the booming culinary scene is hotter than a Habanero pepper.” It is the relocation destination of countless foreigners

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Explore Mérida on a Bike with the City’s Newest Bike rental: En Bici

June 14th 2023 If you’re looking for a fun and eco-friendly way to explore Mérida, the city has implemented a bike rental service reminiscent of major cities around the world. Now that Merida has bike paths throughout the city and drivers are getting used to sharing the road with peddlers, this is a perfect new

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Explore Mérida with the Visit Merida Mx App: Your Personalized Tour Guide

June 14th 2023 If you’re planning a visit to the beautiful city of Mérida, you don’t want to miss the opportunity to explore it in a unique and personalized way. The official tourism app launched by the city of Merida, Visit Merida Mx, will give you great ideas on how to make the most of

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Círculo 47: Promoting Agricultural Sustainability in Merida’s Surrounding Communities

June 14th 2023 Circulo 47 is an initiative by the city of Merida to help stimulate the growth of the small farms around the city. There are a variety of micro farmers in the surrounding villages of Merida and this program encourages the local restaurants, stores and consumers to buy local and support the local

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The Yucatecan Trova: The Musical Charm of Yucatán

April 13, 2024 Music is a universal language that transports us to different eras and places, and in Yucatán, the Yucatecan Trova is the musical charm that captivates locals and visitors alike. With its romantic melodies and poetic lyrics, the Yucatecan Trova is a fundamental part of the region’s cultural identity. Originating during the Porfiriato

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Destino Mio: A Jungle Paradise Resort in Yucatan

I recently visited a beautiful jungle resort just outside of the town of Tekit and about an 1 ½ hours outside of Merida. As you drive onto the property you are greeted by the grounds keeper and taken in the Jeep style ATV to the reception. The property was a henequen hacienda in its time

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A Recap Of Xmatkuil’s Fair 2022

After a two-year absence due to the pandemic, the traditional Xmatkuil’s Fair returned this year in the 48th edition, the fair started on November 11th and will end on December 4. During those days in 97315 Mérida, Yuc. Will be open from 8:00 am to 2:00 am. Admission is 30 pesos per person and the

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Mexican Independence Day: What Do Mexicans Really Eat?

Mexico is a happy and colorful nation, and you can see this every day in the people, its streets, clothing, and also in its food. Just by looking at its incredible gastronomy, we can imagine the amount of cultural richness that overflows in every corner of the country, from street food to high-end restaurants. Mexican

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What Happens in Merida for the “Grito” on September 15?

The month of September has arrived and with it the patriotic atmosphere is in the air, but especially on September 15th, which is a historic and festive day for any Mexican. Colorful and striking decorations are placed on the main streets and squares of every major city, town or village, flags of all sizes are

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