The Beaches of Mazatlan comprise one of the favorite vacation destinations in the Mexican Pacific. The city boasts a 21-km-long boardwalk with a fascinating environment, considered one of the longest in the world.
Indigenous richness, unparalleled gastronomy, archaeological sites, and various beautiful beaches make Chiapas a world of its own.
Punta Nizuc is the closest place to Cancun, where you can enjoy the dreamlike beauty of the underwater world of the Great Mayan Reef.
Mexican crafts comprise a world of varied and colorful items with decorative and practical uses made by its many indigenous peoples.
Toluca Mexico has a long history and great cultural heritage. Many of its buildings, parks, and natural areas reflect the richness of the capital of the State of Mexico.
If you want to become an expert in preparing mezcal cocktails, keep reading this article, where I will show you some of the best drinks made with this trendy Mexican spirit.
The modern Ixtapa and the traditional Zihuatanejo, separated by a few km, make up Mexico’s most famous and exclusive beaches with intense waves for surfing and others with calm waters, ideal for swimming and playing with children.
Pinole is a traditional food that has its origins in pre-Hispanic times. It is made from corn flour, sweetened with piloncillo or sugar, and mixed with cinnamon.
Santa Clara del Cobre is home to amazing artisans who have passed the techniques to turn any piece of copper into a real work of art from generation to generation.
Set amidst a lush tropical jungle in the Riviera Nayarit, Mandarina Mexico features the extraordinary One&Only beach resort and a collection of private villas offering authentic cuisine, a Spa, and personalized wellness services.
