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We ventured to Campeche recently to do some research for this new lauch of our Discover Campeche When planning a trip to Mexico, one of the most common questions on travelers’ minds is safety. For tourists and locals alike, safety is a top priority, and when it comes to Campeche, the state and its capital […]
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Casa Wilma, an iconic boutique in downtown Campeche, was founded by Professor Wilma Coyoc Pérez in 1987. Located at 59th Street No. 50, within a beautiful 18th-century colonial home, this business started from a simple yet meaningful idea. After retiring as a primary school teacher, Professor Wilma saw an opportunity to support the artisan mothers
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Yucatán is one of Mexico’s most culturally and naturally rich states, boasting incredible history, stunning landscapes, and unique culinary traditions. The charm of its small towns showcases everything from ancient ruins to hidden beaches and traditional craftsmanship. Here are six must-visit towns in Yucatán that each offer something special. 1. El Cuyo: A Natural Haven
Progreso, a charming coastal town in Yucatán, offers more than just stunning beaches and a laid-back atmosphere. It’s a gateway to unique and unforgettable adventures that cater to all types of travelers. Whether you’re a nature lover, history buff, or thrill-seeker, Progreso and its surroundings promise exciting experiences. From serene cenotes to interactive museums, here
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This month on October 30th we will go on our annual journey to Pomuch, Campeche about 1 hour and 20 minutes from Merida. It’s a beautiful and authentic Hanal Pixan experience in the heart of where traditions are kept sacred, the pueblos of Southern Mexico. TO JOIN THIS YEAR’S GROUP MESSAGE WRITE: editor@midcitybeat.com The following
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Hanal Pixan (pronounced ha-nawl peesh-awn) translates to “Food for Souls” in the Maya language. It is a Maya holiday that is celebrated throughout the Yucatan Peninsula in Mexico. The holiday has its origins in Maya culture, the Mayas believe that the pixan (soul) is what shapes human life. It is said that once the body
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In Mérida, you’ll find a great number of contemporary bakeries, where old techniques are used to create classic Mexican breads like conchas and bolillos, alongside modern artisanal spots that bring a new take to traditional recipes. Over the past 5 years there has been a boom in great bread in the city. Here are some
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Valladolid is a stop on the Tren Maya and we are putting together lists of things you can do while you visit this region that is so rich in history and cultural heritage! One of the things to take advantage of in the area is a trip to the Selva Maya Eco-Adventure Park just about
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Just 30 minutes from Merida, the beach town of Progreso will bring you a wide variety of experiences as you stroll through its picturesque streets and walk the “malecón” in a fun family atmosphere. Before leaving, we share today’s weather! PROGRESO WEATHER Before visiting Progreso for one or more days, we recommend you to bring:
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Are you ready to immerse yourself in the rich culinary traditions of Campeche? From Friday, September 27th to Saturday, September 28th, Campeche will host the State Gathering of Traditional Cooks—an exciting event that invites you to experience the expertise and flavors of four remarkable cooks from Champotón, Bécal, Pocyaxum, and the Los Laureles Guatemalan community.
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