An appreciation of a great Mexican city, Guanajuato, cool mountain air and a wonderful downtown square and huge 16th Century basilica It was Cervantes’ home.
Morelia: A Mexican City Worth Discovering By Genevieve Dwyer As the taxi climbed a hill, heading away from the bus station, I caught my first glimpse of the pink, colonial, checkerboard city of Morelia. From afar, Morelia struck me as […]
Exploring a city that’s seldom visited by tourists By Genevieve Dwyer As the taxi climbed a hill, heading away from the bus station, I caught my first glimpse of the pink, colonial, checkerboard city of Morelia. From afar, Morelia struck […]
Mexico: Learn about the vibrant and unique culture of San Cristóbal, southern tip of Mexico in Chiapas.
Exploring Mexico City’s Centro Histórico: Practicing the art of slow travel By Jeanne Block I have to be honest. I did once spend less than 48 hours in a city as a tourist. I was on my way to Namibia, had […]
Mexico City: Five highlights of this most grand and wonderful megacity, including Chapultepec Park, the Zocalo, Barrios Magicos, and Xochimilco.
The (Lesser Visited) Mayan Ruins of Ek Balam in Mexico By Heather Sinclair It was late afternoon, and the humid air felt sticky. I wiped the sweat off my face with my shirt sleeve, ignoring the tiny mosquitoes buzzing in […]
Dispatches from Circus Mexicus in Baja By Brian Baer “We’re almost there,” Jason told me. He could recognize landmarks, but it all looked the same to me. We’d been driving through the Sonoran desert, south of Arizona, for over an […]
Learning to Cook Mole and More in Oaxaca, Mexico By Wai-Ling Au and James Allingham An adventure in Mexico is incomplete without a taste of Oaxaca (pronounced as “wah-HAH-kah”). Not only is it visually stunning with its pre Columbian ruins, […]
Cruising through Mexico’s western peninsula, Baja California on an 86 foot wooden boat.
Monterrey, Mexico: Andy Christian Castillo’s photos from his time volunteering at El Rancho Del Rey, a home for boys in rural Mexico.
Traveling through Monterrey, Mexico. From tumbling old churches to towering mountains and rolling valleys, the Monterrey Valley is a trove of treasures to be discovered.
On Isla Holbox, a sleepy island off the Yucatan Peninsula, Max Hartshorne catches fish and enjoys the freshest ceviche in the world.
Treasure Hunters on Espiritu Santa, an Island off Baja California By Mateo Garcia Elizondo The sea seems calm, but it is actually teeming with life, underwater clouds of needlefish, schools of three feet wide manta rays, and even the occasional […]