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Ticul in Yucatan

Ticul in Yucatan: let the pottery speak

Ticul is located 85 kilometers from Merida on federal highway #184, between the towns of Muna and Oxkutzcab. Its name comes from the Mayan word “ti” meaning “there” and “Culi” meaning “there I am settled”. The town of Ticul is today the most important pottery center in the state of Yucatan. The city is quiet,…
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Ecotourism in Akumal

Ecotourism in Akumal

Ecotourism has had a significant boom in recent years. The Riviera Maya has benefited from this new way of getting to know a destination. Here are some tips on how to do ecotourism in Akumal. Ecotourism in Akumal: Ecorancho Mayamar Very close to the monkey sanctuary is the Ecorancho Mayamar. You’ll find a jungle where…
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Insider tips for Tulum

Insider tips for Tulum

Tulum is a pearl. Tulum is the most beautiful place on the Riviera Maya. With white sandy beaches, rustling palm leaves, cute boho shops and hammocks swaying lazily in the wind. The place has long since ceased to be an insider tip, yet it has retained its charm. The flair. The relaxation. The beauty. 93…
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Tekax in Yucatan

Tekax in Yucatan: climb beneath

Tekax is located in the south of the state of Yucatan, approximately 1:15 hours from the city of Merida. It is within the Ruta Puuc. It is also near the caves that for the Maya were the doors to the underworld. Tekax means “Place of the forests”. Tekax in Yucatan: What to expect The main…
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Telchac in Yucatan

Telchac in Yucatan: great scenery and even better food

Telchac in Yucatan is an old port, preferred by many families for resting on its beaches and enjoying its calm waters. The square, the small boardwalk, and the lighthouse give it a very peculiar flavor. In the surroundings there are tourist attractions such as the Laguna Rosada, which is an ecological refuge for migratory birds…
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Yucatan what to eat

Yucatan: what to eat

Yucatán is an important tourist destination in Mexico, thanks to its natural environment, fascinating history and the warmth of its people. Indeed, because of Yucatán’s long isolation from the rest of Mexico, the indigenous inhabitants have preserved their customs, language and even gastronomic traditions. With the arrival of the Spanish, the Maya began to combine…
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Isla Mujeres insider tips

Isla Mujeres insider tips

Isla Mujeres is about 13 kilometers off Cancún and extends over a length of about 3 miles and a width of half a mile. On Isla Mujeres live, depending on the source, more than 20,000 inhabitants nowadays, who draw their income mainly from tourism and fishing. Here are some Isla Mujeres insider tips.  The name…
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A little tour near Celestun

A little tour near Celestun

There are two ways to get to Celestun: the shorter route with about 70 km is via Chunchucmil, which is very badly built with huge potholes; the route via the highway and Uman is about twice as far, but takes the same time or even faster. Join us taking a little tour near Celestun. Welcome…
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Nightlife in Cancun

Nightlife in Cancun

Cancún is definitely a party city, where the lively nightlife is quite large. For every age group and personal preference there is a suitable bar, disco, club and any kind of entertainment place. Here are some tips of the nightlife in Cancun. Spring break is party season Things get even wilder during spring break. During…
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Xtacumbilxunaan Caves

Xtacumbilxunaan caves: will you cross the threshold?

Its name means “place of the hidden woman”. It was a sacred place for the Mayas. Here you can appreciate stalagmite and stalactite formations. It also has “The witch’s balcony”, where you can observe the formation of a vault with a hole through which a beam of light enters. The caves are one of the…
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