Tulum is famous for its pristine beaches. But it also has a thriving café scene that caters to the tastes of locals and travelers alike. Just walk a little and you will find charming hidden gems and trendy spots. The best cafés in Tulum offer more than just a caffeine fix. They provide a unique…
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If you are visiting Yucatan you can’t miss the opportunity to visit this peculiar site. Here you will learn about the scientific mysteries of the extinction of the dinosaurs. And you can enjoy a very exciting tour that will make you live the jump from the Mesozoic to the Cenozoic era and the catastrophic event…
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The name Muna means “place of soft or tender water”. It is a small village with just over 11,000 inhabitants. They are mainly of Maya origin. It sits in the south of Yucatán, very close to the archaeological site of Uxmal, a World Cultural Heritage Site. Muna is a stop where you can live an…
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Merida is famous for its rich culinary heritage. At the heart of its gastronomic tradition lies a beloved delicacy: cochinita pibil. This mouthwatering dish consists of slow-cooked, marinated pork. It is a true Yucatecan classic. In Merida, you’ll find an abundance of eateries, from humble street stalls to charming restaurants. All of them looking for…
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Hacienda Dzibikak is a place with a lot of history, past and present. After going through many difficulties, it has become an ideal place to celebrate a wedding ceremony or any other social event. Furthermore, it is a wonderful venue that is worth the trip from Merida or other places in the Peninsula. Here are…
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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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