The Champola is a refreshing and delicious frozen drink. It is popular in the Yucatán Peninsula of Mexico. It is made with milk, fruit, and sugar, and is often served with a scoop of ice cream on top. Champola is a great way to cool down on a hot day. Also, it is also a…
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Lepán is just 28 miles away from Mérida. It sits within the picturesque embrace of the Cuxtal Ecological Reserve. This enchanting destination offers a unique blend of historical charm and natural beauty. The surrounding region offers a tapestry of historic haciendas. They take us back to a bygone era, each with its own story to…
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Yal Ku lagoon is a great place to learn about the marine life of the Riviera Maya. Snorkeling tours are available, and guides can point out the different fish and other animals that live in the lagoon. This shallow, freshwater lagoon is home to a variety of marine life, including sea turtles, fish, and rays.…
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After 182 years, the flag of Yucatán was officially flown again in a plaza north of the city of Mérida. This is the first time since 1841 that the state flag has been flown at full mast. Here are some fun facts about the flag of Yucatan. The colors This flag preserves the colors of…
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Hacienda San Antonio Hool is part of the catalog of the National Institute of Anthropology and History. This means that its remodeling respected to the maximum its original construction. So an experience here is very similar to how the old Yucatecan hacienda owners lived in the 19th century. Here are some tips on the Hacienda…
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Yaxkukul may seem like just another town at first glance. However, within its bounds lies a hidden gem that sets it apart—the Yaxkukul horchata factory. Amidst its traditional streets and local ambiance, this unassuming factory holds the key to a beloved local beverage that encapsulates the flavors and culture of the region. Step into the…
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Valladolid is not only rich in historical charm. A thriving café culture invites visitors to savor moments of relaxation and indulgence. With its cobblestone streets, vibrant architecture, and warm atmosphere, Valladolid sets the perfect backdrop for a delightful coffee journey. There is also space for a blend of flavors, aromas, and experiences, making your stay…
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The enchanting caves of Sotuta are a captivating collection of underground wonders. Each one adorned with a rich array of speleothems. They comprise stalactites, stalagmites, banderoles, curtains, asparagus-like formations, and glistening gours. All of them showcase an incredible spectrum of colors and shapes. Here are some tips on the Sotuta caves in Yucatan. The Sotuta…
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Indulging in a satisfying burger is a universal pleasure, even in the picturesque paradise of Tulum. This coastal town offers a surprising array of burger spots that cater to both locals and travelers seeking a delicious culinary experience. From gourmet creations to mouthwatering classics, Tulum’s burger scene has something for every palate. Join us as…
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Uxuxubi is famous for its captivating lagoon. However, its community holds a myriad of treasures waiting to be explored. A crocodile swimming project is currently under development. In a reinforced steel cage, swimmers enter the lagoon, equipped with equipment to see the reptile up close. Here are some tips on Uxuxubi Lagoon near Akumal. What…
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