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Travel around the Yucatan Peninsula in style and get to know the most interesting places to visit, stay and eat!

Chile en Nogada & Pozole Time! Where to Eat Mexican Independence Day Dishes

Wednesday, September 6, 2023 UNESCO named Mexico cuisine a world cultural heritage treasure in 2017 which is a title that is shared only with France. The amount of dishes, ingredients and flavors you find in this country is astounding and during the month of September for the Mexican Independence Day celebrations it is a perfect […]

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Three Official “Barrios Mágicos” in Merida: La Ermita, San Sebastián & Xcalachén

Friday July 28 We are excited to see the Merida, Yucatán has three official barrios mágicos: La Ermita, San Sebastián & Xcalachén Presented by Miguel Torruco Marqués, Secretary of Tourism of Mexico, the “Barrios Mágicos de México” program is a national tourism initiative designed to promote urban tourism in Mexico’s enchanting neighborhoods. This program complements

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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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Merida Yucatan

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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