Driving to Baja California. A mother and daughter’s trip from Colorado in a truck to Baja Mexico, for whale watching, El Cerrito Beach and truck trouble.
Cozumel, Mexico. A visit to the swanky Occidental Cozumel resort, and a visit to a local native tribe’s ceremony combines culture with luxury.
Iberostar Cancun Prestige: A stay in the new all-inclusive resort in Cancun reveals the makings of a fly and flop, a quick flight and a flop on the beach.
A visit to the famous volcanoes Popocatépetl and the Murals of Cacaxtla, visiting Puebla Mexico and ancient sites from Aztec era.
In Mexico City a tour of markets and pulque bars provide a taste of the ancient. From scorpions to edible flowers and mole, eat like the city’s ancestors.
By Christopher Ludgate We met just before twilight while the calm of Xcaret still quelled its wildlife and as the tides of the Riviera Maya gently spilled in and out of the natural pool of our Occidental Resort. Sitting snug […]
A trip to the new Iberostar Grand Paraiso, in Mexico’s Yucatan peninsula, includes exciting zip-lining, high class dining and your own personal butler.
Karolee Bulak takes us to Tolantongo far in the mountains of Mexico. It’s a special place with hot springs, underground caves, and beautiful waterfalls. It’s well worth the arduous journey to get there.
Two memorable day trips from Mexico City, the Teotihuacan Pyramid complex and the water gardens of Xochimilco, which offer history and relaxation for visitors.
NR Venkatesh writes on Day trips from Mexico City: Taxco, Puebla, and Cholulu, founded around 500 B.C., home to the largest pyramid in the world
Mexico City – a heady must-see destination By NR Venkatesh with Arjun and Nirmala Many of us love to travel. Besides being hard-wired for curiosity, our urge to travel is propelled by our desire so see new places, meet new […]
A local guide to Mexico City’s La Roma neighborhood, with some history, colorful anecdotes, and recommended restaurants and sites to see in La Roma.
Initially founded as a Mission in 1724, the eclectic Mexican village of Todos Santos is Baja Mexico’s version of a fledgling Santa Fe, New Mexico.
The Mayan ruins at Xel-Ha share a name with the Riviera Maya’s water park, but this attraction goes back to 600 AD and is a little less crowded.