Mexico offers a menagerie of exotic wilderness trails from lush jungles to Chihuahuan desert. One of the best ways to soak up the glory of this country is from the back of a horse. Whether meandering through the mountains or splashing along a pristine beach, horseback riding in Mexico is an exhilarating experience which enhances [...]
Aguas Frescas translates to fresh waters is a refreshing treat popularized in Mexican and spreading like wildfire across the borders to the north and south. The sweet drink is often enjoyed as a snack or as an accompaniment to meals. Depending on the ingredients, the drink can also be enjoyed as a delicious and nutritious [...]
Thousands of square miles across ten states in Mexico is covered by the Chihuahuan desert. While many believe the land is vacant and void of life, a visit to the Museo del Desierto in Saltillo will prove otherwise. Visitors are sure to delight in this expansive living museum that highlights the flora and fauna of [...]
With the popularity of sushi, ceviche is becoming quite popular with people not yet ready for raw fish, but longing for the freshest seafood creations. The name, Ceviche, is believed to come from the Spanish word escabeche which means a marinade. While the dish can be found throughout Mexico, Central and South America, its origin [...]
While there are several ways to learn about Mexico; reading books, tours of the country or talking to locals, why not take a quick tour of the National Palace? The murals created by Diego Rivera may not be the only reason visitors come to the National Palace, but they are one of the most popular [...]
The Mexican Blue Jay is a brilliantly colored bird that can be found in the gorgeous Sierra Madre of Mexico up into the United States. The bird is also known as the Gray-Breasted Jay and is most happy amidst the Pine and Oak trees of Mexico’s forests. The omnivore diet of the Jay consists of [...]
The gorgeous Mexican pottery known as Talavera has an intriguing history that dates back to the 16th century. Mexico is full of tales and stories, so it is sometimes difficult to trace the facts back. There is a pretty solid agreement, however, that the Talavera so popular in Mexican has far reaching roots in Spain. [...]
If you were a sea turtle, where would you want to raise your young? There are several beaches along Mexico’s Oaxacan coast that sea turtles choose as nurseries when breeding season arrives. There are still a few Mexican beaches that lack the crowds and hustle and bustle of the more widely known tourist favorites. The [...]
There’s a reason why Mexico’s ruins and archeology reveal so many statues and pictures of snakes. Mexico is brimming full of this intriguing creature. Venomous snakes, docile snakes, swimming snakes and tiny snakes. While walking about Mexico, there is a possibility of encountering a slithering friend, but don’t let fear keep you away. Some common [...]
“Place where there is writing on stones”, that’s what Dzibilchaltun means. These spectacular archaeological ruins connect a direct line from Mexico’s rich history to modern times. The site offers the Temple of Seven Dolls and can be found a mere 15 minutes outside of Merida. While the ruins are stunning, what draws many to the [...]
Category: Beaches In Mexico, Colonial Cities, Family Travel, Merida, Mexico Cities, Natural Waters, Ruins, Snorkeling, Tourist Attractions
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