If you search online for “Puerto Escondido,” a beach town of 45,000 on México’s lower Pacific coast, you’ll find plenty of pics of its 25-kilometre (15-mile) string of golden sands and turquoise waters. As it so happens, they attract not just beach-lovers and divers/snorkellers but...
Located in Mexico’s Hidalgo state just a couple of hours’ drive from Mexico City, ecotourism and adventure enthusiasts will flip over one of the country’s oldest nature preserves (founded in 1898), a sprawling spread of mountains and valleys covered with oak and conifer forests (especially...
Like another world set amidst earthly mountains, one of our planet’s most amazing natural environments is also one of thelesser known secrets of the “other side” of Mexico. Beyond the margaritas, the mariachis, the fabulous beaches, and the fascinating archaeological sites, is the place known...
If you know anything about southern Mexico’s “Riviera Maya,” it’s probably likely the fantastic beach resorts along this stretch of Yucatan coast, as well as a raft of fantastic adventure and entertainment options. But the region is also full of quiet little corners to revel...
During the past few years, Mexico City has become one of the world's leading beer exporters. And with the development of so many new brands, versions and flavors of the brew, it won’t be necessary to explain why it can be your ideal destination if...
It is one of those places you can easily include during your visit to Mexico City, and it has everything from fast food joints and restaurants where you can sit down to embark on a culinary adventure, to places where you can drink something deliciously...
We’ve already talked extensively about the enormous amount of activities available to you in Mexico City, from climbing one of the most impressive urban climbing walls in the world, to enjoying a unique visit to Chapultepec, a natural marvel you will encounter in very few...
Mexico City is one of the largest capitals in the world, with a total population that blows the mind. And like everything in this great city, it also has one of the largest urban natural enclosures in the world (so as you can see, this...
It’s very difficult to express with simple words the magnificence of the Teotihuacán archaeological site located a few miles from Mexico City. No wonder it’s called the City of the Gods. This unique historical area in the world, with its huge pyramids that still resist...
Mexico City is full of surprises; a city that never seems to tire of offering fun options to its visitors. And the fun can be found daytime or nighttime, with almost unlimited options to enjoy one of the most colossal cities in the world at...
