Valladolid has quickly become one of Mexico’s most visited cultural hubs. It welcomes even more tourists than Mérida City in recent years. What makes this town stand out is not just its picturesque streets and history-filled plazas. But also, the way it honors its Mayan roots through food, hospitality, and traditions. It is now nofficially…
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Come explore deep in the southern jungles of the Yucatán Peninsula. Near the border with Guatemala, lies one of Mexico’s greatest ecological treasures. The Calakmul Biosphere Reserve. It covers more than 700,000 hectares. This massive protected area is not only home to the monumental Calakmul Mayan ruins. It also serves as a sanctuary for countless…
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Flying into the heart of the Mexican Caribbean just got easier, thanks to the brand-new Tulum International Airport (TQO). Opened to great fanfare, this modern airport brings travelers closer than ever to the pristine beaches and bohemian vibes of Tulum. Whether you’re flying in from abroad or connecting within Mexico, TQO offers thoughtful amenities, local…
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Just south of the famed Bacalar Lagoon lies a mesmerizing and lesser-known treasure: Los Rápidos de Bacalar. This narrow turquoise channel is a secret stretch of water connecting the Seven Colors Lagoon to the Xul-Ha Lagoon. With swift currents, ancient stromatolites, and rustic Caribbean charm, it’s the perfect spot for adventurers seeking something beyond the…
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Just a short drive from the heart of Valladolid lies a Yucatecan treasure where time seems to stand still. Hacienda San Lorenzo Oxman is a picture-perfect estate that once thrived during the henequen boom. Today, it offers travelers a magical combination of history, nature, and relaxation. But the true star of the show? Cenote Oxman,…
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Just under an hour from Mérida, you’ll get to the charming town of Chocholá in Yucatán. This place offers a refreshing escape into local life, history, and nature. It’s often only a stopover on the way to the famous cenotes or luxury resorts. But Chocholá has plenty to keep you happily exploring for a whole…
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Mérida, the elegant capital of Yucatán, has always been a favorite among travelers for its colonial charm, delicious cuisine, and cultural richness. But recently, this already captivating city has undergone a vibrant transformation. With new transportation options, eco-friendly initiatives, and urban green spaces, Mérida is more dynamic and accessible than ever—a true gem of the…
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If you’re visiting Chetumal, the capital of southern Quintana Roo, prepare to wake up early and eat well. In this port city with deep Caribbean roots, breakfast is not a quick bite—it’s a full experience. By 7:00 AM, the city is alive with the aroma of slow-cooked meats, sizzling tortillas, and spicy salsas. Forget about…
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Just a few minutes from the charming colonial city of Valladolid, hidden deep in the Yucatecan jungle, lies Chichikan Eco Park, home to one of the most captivating open cenotes in the region. With its 80-foot-high limestone walls, a refreshing 26-foot depth, a natural central island, and even a small waterfall, Cenote Chichikan is not…
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Renting a car is one of the best ways to explore the beaches, ruins, and hidden cenotes of Quintana Roo. And now, there is a new initiative from the Tourist Safety Board. Visitors have a fresh reason to feel even more confident on the road. The recently launched “Tourist Mobility Pass”. It is here to…
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