Just a short ride from the Leona Vicario Station (Tramo 4) of the Tren Maya, Cenote Las Piedras awaits as a serene and stunning escape from the bustle of city life. This lesser-known gem, nestled in the lush jungle of Quintana Roo, offers a unique blend of adventure and relaxation—perfect for families, couples, and solo…
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In the middle of the Yucatecan jungle, there’s a challenge that dares you to let go—literally. It’s The Nachi Cocom Drop. And it’s one of the boldest and most unforgettable experiences offered at Los 7 Cenotes. This a private ecotourism reserve in the municipality of Sotuta, just under an hour from Mérida. The adventure is…
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Tulum is a captivating destination that is setting trends. It seamlessly blends ancient history, vibrant art, and modern innovation. Whether you’re a first-time visitor or a seasoned traveler, Tulum offers a plethora of experiences that cater to every interest. Here are some must-visit attractions that showcase the unique charm of this coastal paradise. Here are…
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This place sits among the backroads of Campeche. It is between the small towns of Xkeulil and Hobomó. The abandoned church of Seyba Cabecera is a crumbling yet captivating remnant of colonial faith. Time and nature have reclaimed much of the structure. But its stone walls and surviving details whisper stories of a bygone era.…
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This place is just a few miles from the world-famous archaeological site of Chichén Itzá. It is a lesser-known but equally mesmerizing destination. The Balam Canché Caves, also known as Balankanché. These ancient caverns hold deep spiritual and archaeological significance. They once served as a sacred ceremonial site for the Maya. It is in the…
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When travelers dream of flying directly to the tropical paradise of Isla Mujeres, they often wonder: does the island have an airport, and can I use it? The short answer is: not really—unless you’re flying private, taking lessons, or have military clearance. This small and historic airport plays a very limited role in modern-day tourism.…
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Just 55 miles from Mérida, this is a small Yucatecan town rich in culture, history, and Mayan heritage. The name Buctzotz comes from the Mayan words “buc tzootz” which mean “dress of skins”. It is a poetic nod to the town’s ancestral roots. Tourists often overlook this town in favor of nearby beaches and larger…
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Just nine miles from Chetumal lies a hidden gem: Huay Pix, a small cute town. Its name in Mayan means “witch doctor’s blanket.” The town has a young history. In 1962 it came to life as part of a national colonization program. It has evolved into a tranquil escape where turquoise waters, mangroves, jungle trails,…
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Hidden deep in the southern reaches of Quintana Roo lies Noh Bec. This is a peaceful forest town founded in 1936 by chicleros from Veracruz. Just 40 miles south of Felipe Carrillo Puerto. It is very near the municipality of Othón P. Blanco. This small community of fewer than 2,000 residents is a gateway to…
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Deep in the lush jungle lies a hidden treasure waiting to be explored—Cenote Dos Pisos near Tulum. True to its name, which translates to “Two Levels”, this stunning cenote is not your typical swimming hole. It’s a scuba diving paradise that attracts adventurers eager to explore its submerged caves, stalactites, and underwater tunnels. Though lesser…
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