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Wildlife

Best Spots for Birding This Winter In and Around Mérida

Birdwatching is enjoyed by millions of people across the world, and there are few places better to engage in this relaxing activity than the Yucatán Peninsula.
Culture

México City’s Soumaya Museum Is in a League of its Own, Inside and Out

Aside from the the variety and quality of the works on display, it is hard to not be impressed by the sheer size of the Soumaya Museum.
News

Yucatán Expands Liquor Sales in Time for the Holidays

The new temporary extension will come into effect on December 3rd. 
Lifestyle

Militarization of Mexican Society Comes Under Growing Scrutiny

While the presence of the military is necessary to help ensure peace, growing segments of society, even some of the president's most prominent supporters, argue that enough is enough.

News

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Peter Karavais Explains the Motivation Behind Casa Cascabel

Tina Marie Wood and I spent a year traveling around Mexico with the intention of finding the right place to build Casa Cascabel.
Mundo Maya

Patricia Martín’s Faithful Reproductions Make Maya Artifacts Accessible to All

When walking into Los Ceibos Arte Maya, in the...
Essay / Opinion

Mérida New Va y Ven Transit Network is a Huge Step in the Right Direction

Getting to and from work aside means that it's now easy to get around town and not worry about having a couple of drinks and having to pay for what seems to be an ever-worsening and more expensive taxi or ride-sharing service. 
News

After Years of Planning, La Plancha Park is Officially Open

After 30 years, a 50-acre parcel of land has been transformed from vacant rail yard to a modern playground
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Food + Drink

A Tale of Tacos and Tortas on the Caribbean Coast

From the zesty Salsa Verde that invigorates a Taco al Pastor to the lively Pico de Gallo that dances upon a Torta de Carnitas, each condiment is a testament to the passion and creativity of Mexican cuisine.
Music

Mayan Rap Forever: Pat Boy Takes On the World

Pat Boy is a Mayan rapper from the tiny...
People

A Polyglot Brazilian in Mérida Finds The Mayan Language To Be The Toughest Challenge of All

Augusto Marcos Fagundes Oliveira says he does not count...
Culture

African Heritage Art Program is a Study of Unity and Contrast

"The Pride of African Heritage” intertwines generations of artists...
Events

Petopia Art Show Features 15 First Tuesday Artists

The upcoming Petopia Art Show will include the work...
Lifestyle

Christmas in Yucatán: What We Love Most

In Yucatán, Christmas decorations and retail displays started appearing...

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Essay / Opinion

Mérida New Va y Ven Transit Network is a Huge Step in the Right Direction

Getting to and from work aside means that it's now easy to get around town and not worry about having a couple of drinks and having to pay for what seems to be an ever-worsening and more expensive taxi or ride-sharing service. 
Culture

Ex-votos Explained: One of Mexico’s Most Unique Artistic Traditions

At once expressive and fantastical, ex-votos are a form...
Archaeology Monday

Challenge Yourself to Ascend the Aztec Temple of Drunkenness and Fertility

The Xochimilca people occupied El Tepozteco before being conquered by the Aztec Triple Alliance in 1438 CE.
News

After Years of Planning, La Plancha Park is Officially Open

After 30 years, a 50-acre parcel of land has been transformed from vacant rail yard to a modern playground
Business

Florida Boatmaker Builds Big in Kanasín

A Florida company has built Mexico's most modern boat...
News

Yucatán Families Split by Migration are Joyfully Reunited

It's not unusual for young people in Yucatán to...
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