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What to visit in Oaxaca: (For more details, see separate posts) COMING SOON After arriving at Oaxaca airport, we went to the hotel. Day 1...

What to visit in Chiapas (For more details see separate posts) COMING SOON Day 1 · Arrive at Tuxtla Gutierrez airport; · ...

There are many important Day of The Dead festive events in Mexico City such as parades and concerts. Many of Mexico City’s streets are...

The Island of Janitzio is famous for the fact that the first Altars were put on it; the Purepechs believed that Patzcuaro’s lake was...

Pátzcuaro is a large town municipality located in the state of Michoacán. Was founded sometime in the 1320s, at first become the capital...

One of the Day of the Dead traditions which has become quite popular in Mexico is to get a Catrina face painting. Both kids and adults...

One of the traditions that I always wanted to live in Mexico, was the famous Day of the Dead “Día de Los Muertos”. It is a unique...

Tenancingo is a place southwest of Mexico City famous for producing rebozos which are an important part of Mexican traditional clothing...

This is a very unique experience when visiting many different local Mexican “Cantinas” at night. Thank you @myworldmimundo for...

During your stay in Puerto Escondido, don’t miss the chance to explore Chacahua Lagoon, a natural habitat for migrant birds and other...

During our trip to Puerto Escondido, we couldn’t help notice huge signs saying “bioluminescent phytoplankton,” so clearly, we had to see...

Puerto Escondido is a port and vacation town on Mexico’s Pacific coast in the state of Oaxaca. It’s known for relaxing beaches,...