Chilpachole de Jaiba: A Crab Soup Extravaganza!
Although its name may not ring a bell, chilpachole de jaiba is a typical crab soup from some Mexican coasts, especially on the Gulf side.
The Mayan Route Unveiled: Your Epic Road Trip Awaits!
The Mayan route brings together important elements such as history, culture, and nature places like Quintana Roo, Campeche, and Yucatan…
Mexican Marvels: 20 Cities That Capture the Heart
Although selecting the most beautiful cities in Mexico is challenging, I have chosen 20 that stand out among them all. One of every four cities in the Americas declared World Heritage by Unesco is Mexican, which highlights the beauty of Mexico’s metropolises.
Exploring Guanajuato City: A 2024 Adventure Bucket List
Among the best things to do in Guanajuato City include admiring its architectural beauty, peaceful streets, fascinating museums, and various festivals and popular celebrations that enliven the town throughout the year.
How to Drink Tequila Like a Pro: From Sip to Salud!
As with any other spirit, there are many ways to drink Tequila. Even we, Mexicans, don’t always stick to the traditional “caballito” (shot glass) with lime and salt.
Best Mexican Beers: From Light to Craft, the Ultimate Guide
In today’s post, I’ll talk about the best Mexican beer brands available in Mexico, both commercial and craft beers. Mexico is today one of the main beer exporters in the world, but its brewing tradition goes back a long way.
16 Dreamy Camping Destinations in Mexico: Camp in Style
Camping in Mexico is a common practice for those who like eco-tourism and adventure activities. Whether in the mountains, the forest, or the beach, do not hesitate to enjoy the beautiful places and be in contact with nature.
Parras de la Fuente, Coahuila: The Cradle of Mexican Wine
In the middle of the desert of Coahuila is a charming Magical Town called Parras de la Fuente (simply known as Parras).
The Ultimate Guide to Mexico City: 45 Must-See Attractions
As you may already know, Mexico City is the country’s capital and political and financial hub. The Aztecs founded it under the name of Tenochtitlan in the year 1325 (according to historians).
Tijuana Mexico: Must-Visit Spots for an Unforgettable Trip
More than 30 million people cross through Tijuana Mexico every year to the United States. Nevertheless, Tijuana has many other good reasons to stay a few extra days for a vacation.