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Is Yucatan Ready for Electric Cars? Exploring the State with the ORA 03 ????⚡

I’ve been behind the wheel of the ORA 03, a fully electric, Chinese-designed car by Great Wall Motors, for almost a week now—and I have to say, I’m loving every second of it. Cruising through Paseo de Montejo in complete silence, effortlessly squeezing into the smallest parking spots, and knowing I can drive from Mérida […]

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MERIDA WEEKLY EVENTS UPDATE

MONDAYS: VAQUERIA YUCATECA TRADITIONAL YUCATECAN FOLK DANCING AND JARANA The ballet of the Mérida City Council represents the town’s festivities which goes back to the 18th century. Enjoy regional music, dress, and sing along with the traditional “bombas” in this wonderful performance. Monday | Ermita Park (New temporary venue) Monday Hours: 21:00 – 22:00 hrs 

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On the Design Scene: Joshua Arfaxad’s “The Hand” Cutting Edge Art & Slow Fashion in Merida

Merida’s burgeoning design scene is a world to explore. The talent in fashion, decor, interior, and exterior design is inspiring. The trend in Mexico in general is deeply rooted in the ancestral pre-Hispanic roots and contemporary innovative ways to interact with our surroundings. Mexico has become a real player on an international level, many eyes

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Tunich Fair in Dzityá July 26 – August 4: Artisans, Traditional Food, Music, and Culture

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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Explore Campeche, Mexico: Discover Historic Sites and Cultural Charm

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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