San Juan del Rio, Queretaro: Where Tradition Meets Modernity
San Juan del Rio, the second most important city of Queretaro is an ancient town founded on June 24, 1531, the day of San Juan Bautista. Learn all about San Juan del Rio in today’s guide.
Salamanca, Guanajuato: A Cultural Haven Waiting to Be Discovered
Salamanca Guanajuato is part of El Bajío, a region of Mexico that was very prosperous in colonial times, thanks to the agriculture, livestock, and its robust mining background
Bahia de Kino, Sonora: A Seafood Lover’s Paradise
Bahia de Kino is located in the state of Sonora, in the northwestern region of Mexico. Due to its privileged location, Sonora is an attractive tourist destination
Discover Cenote Oxman: The Allure of Yucatan’s Secret Oasis
Needless to say, my favorite activity in the Yucatan Peninsula is swimming in Cenotes, with Cenote Oxman being my top choice…
Ek Balam Archaeological Marvels: Beyond the Ordinary
Despite its relatively recent discovery and adaptation for the public, Ek Balam has become in recent years one of the most valued sites in Yucatan by archaeological tourists.
Puerto Vallarta’s Romantic Zone: Timeless Charm
Located on the west coast of Mexico, continuously enjoying the breeze of the Pacific Ocean, the city of Puerto Vallarta is one of the most important vacation destinations in the country.
Tehuacan Puebla: Your Ultimate Guide to 13 Spectacular Experiences
Tehuacan, Puebla, is one of the 217 municipalities that make up this beautiful Mexican state. Its name means “place of the gods” or “place of the stone serpent” and…
6 Top Nude Beaches in Mexico (and Resorts): Sun, Sand, and Skin
Looking for a nude beach in Mexico? Look no further; in today’s article, I will discuss some of the best nude beach destinations for your enjoyment…
Monclova Coahuila Unleashed: Offbeat Attractions Worth Exploring
Monclova is a city of mining origins in the northern state of Coahuila, which stood out, in a certain moment of the coahuilense history, by its natural deposits of coal.
Pichilingue and La Paz: Nature’s Paradise Beyond the Sands
The port of Pichilingue is only 18 km from La Paz Baja California Sur, along the Gulf of California, with beautiful beaches and ocean views that have made it an important tourist and commercial destination in the region.