The Magical Town of Mineral de Angangueo Michoacan awaits you with its provincial flair of a European village where among other things, you can appreciate the Monarch Butterfly sanctuary and learn about the town’s mining past.
When people think about Mexico, the gorgeous Michoacan beaches are probably the last thing that comes to mind (if at all). However, it is now attracting the attention of tourists for its paradisiac nature and welcoming climate.
Corundas and uchepos are the two signature foods from Michoacan that delight those who eat them. Corundas are more traditional in the center and north of the state, while the uchepos are from the tierra caliente (the southern part).
Don’t miss a visit to Paracho Michoacan, better known as the guitar capital of the world. The name of this Magical Town comes from a Chichimeca word meaning “offering.”
Monterrey Mexico, in the State of Nuevo Leon, it’s also known as “The City of the Mountains.” Apart from being the third largest metropolitan city in Mexico, it offers several attractions linked to its history, industrial production, and surrounding nature.
Jericallas are part of the gastronomic fusion of the old and new worlds during the colonial era, producing an endless number of creations that persist today.
In the state of Tlaxcala lies Huamantla, a charming little town full of color and things to discover. In 2007 became an official Magical Town for its artistic, religious, and culinary traditions such as “La Huamantlada.”
Mueganos are typical candy in central Mexico, around Puebla and Tlaxcala. Although you have probably eaten them or heard about them, do you know what they are made of?
A couple of hours from Mexico City is Tlaxcala, the perfect place to relax and discover new things about Mexican culture. Tlaxcala comes from the Nahuatl word meaning “place of cornbread or tortillas;” in each of its corners you can find a lot of history and culture, so keep reading.
Some of the most popular attractions of the Magical Town of Tulum in the Mexican Riviera Maya include coastal and jungle archaeological ruins, enchanting beaches, reserved areas, and dreamy cenotes like the famous Cenote Calavera.