Ixtlan del Rio is a charming little town whose name means “place where obsidian abounds.” It is a very important enclave from an archaeological standpoint due to its closeness to the archaeological zone of Los Toriles, one of the most important in the region.
In addition to good wines, the Valle de Guadalupe has excellent hotels among the vineyards. It is definitely worth staying here!
The Magical Town of San Jose de Gracia is filled with vegetation, great natural spaces, and lots of fun! During my years traveling the Country, I had never come across a place that combined fun activities packed with adventure and a touch of spirituality.
Puerto Escondido is a highly praised paradise for beach fans and surfers alike. Your trip will be unforgettable with today’s guide to this cozy Oaxacan coastal town.
So what is huitlacoche? I can imagine that the first time you read or hear its name, you find it difficult to pronounce.
Coyoacan is a beautiful district in Mexico City with many good restaurants, cafes, parks, historic buildings, museums, bars, and lots of history.
By tradition, custom, celebration, and even work, a cantina in Mexico is the meeting point and the perfect excuse to get together and leave behind, at least for a few hours, the hectic daily life and forget it all.
Known as one of the fanciest neighborhoods in Mexico City, Polanco is an area where you can find (of course) excellent restaurants and bars, nightclubs and cantinas, numerous art galleries, theaters, shopping centers…
The Roma neighborhood in Mexico City is popularly known for the beautiful architecture of its houses and buildings, with styles that vary between art nouveau, eclectic or French, and many gourmet cafes decorated with great elegance and the best flavors.
Of indescribable beauty, the Baja California peninsula beaches are some of the most peculiar on the planet. Read more…