Cenotes: Sacred Portals of the Maya

Hidden beneath the lush Yucatecan jungle lies one of nature’s most fascinating wonders: the cenotes. These crystal-clear sinkholes, formed by collapsed limestone caves, are more than just natural swimming pools they were sacred portals for the ancient Maya, connecting the earthly world with the divine. What is a Cenote? The word “cenote” comes from the […]

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From Market to Table: Why Markets Are the Heart of Mexican Gastronomy

When you want to understand the soul of Mexican cuisine, there is no better place to start than the local markets. Far from being just spaces to buy food, markets in Mexico are living, breathing centers of culture, history, and community. A Feast for the Senses Step inside any traditional market, and you’ll be welcomed […]

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12 Mayan words you need to learn before going to Yucatan

Mexico is such a diverse country, that when traveling from region to region, it might as well feel like border-crossing traveling. The looks of people, indigenous background, costumes, food, folklore, weather and landscape; are just a few of many things different from state to state. One of the main features that can be especially hard […]

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