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Top 5 Must-Do Tourist Activities in and Around Progreso, Yucatán

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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Taller Maya Dress Made By Artisans in Campeche a Finalist for the MIDA FAIR TRADE Awards 2024 in South Africa

I ventured to Campeche with Taller Maya and Fundacion de Haciendas to meet the Guatemalan artisans who have established themselves in the communities of Laureles and Quetzales of Campeche. They are master artisans using waist looms and techniques they have brought from their native Guatemala. Carola, the founder of Fundacion de Haciendas, made an exciting

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Hacienda Chuntuac: 400-Year-Old Yucatán Gem, Perfect for Events and Destination Weddings

Built in 1620, Hacienda Chuntuac is a charming and historic venue with distinctive Moorish-style wooden arches at the entrance, spanning dozens of hectares. Yucatecan family-owned, it is believed that the original owners hailed from Andalusia, Spain, due to the architectural details. Initially used for cattle ranching, the hacienda later joined the henequen boom in the

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Exploring Mérida’s Neo-Maya Architecture: A Journey Through Time

The “Neomaya” architecture is an urban architectural creation that forms part of the cultural heritage and represents the Yucatán Peninsula and Mexico on an international level. After the Mexican Revolution, the country embarked on a mission to revive and celebrate its indigenous heritage. This cultural renaissance was expressed artistically through various Neo-Prehispanic styles, with Neo-Maya

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