Jalisco’s Tequila Express — Mexico’s Most Enticing Rail Experience
The Tequila Express is a popular tourist train in Mexico that takes passengers on a round-trip journey from Guadalajara to Tequila Jalisco
Is This the Most Luxurious Mansion in Mérida?
A French-style mansion reminiscent of Versailles is on the market in Mérida for just over 50 million pesos — or around US$3 million.
Dzibilchaltún to Remain Closed for Spring Equinox
Due to ongoing archaeological work at the site, Dzibilchaltún will not be admiting visitors for the spring exquinox.
Xtampak, the enigmatic capital of the Chenes region
Santa Rosa Xtampak was first settled by Mayan peoples sometime in the early 4th century BCE. These early settlers likely came from city-states already established at the far southern end of what today is Campeche and Northern Guatemala
International Tourists Not Aboard with Tren Maya
It is too early to argue whether or not the Tren Maya will be able to live up to its promise, but as things stand now, it is evident that it still has a long way to go.
New Museum in Chichén Itzá Promises to Dazzle Visitors
The museum covers nearly 30,000 square feet and is equipped with a visitor’s center and state-of-the-art museography, which includes exhibits and headphones for virtual guided visits.
Amazonas de Yaxunah to Face Off Against the Jaguarcitas in Mérida
This Sunday the Amazonas de Yaxunah will face off against the Jaguarcitas of Yucatán’s State University.
Just Behind Mérida’s Baseball Stadium: The Forgotten Maya City of Dzoyilá
Dzoyilá was known to Spanish conquistadors as far back as the 16th century, who then turned to dismantle its large temples to build their constructions.
A Guide to Exploring the Maya Puuc Region in 2024
After years of restoration, the Puuc region is looking more glorious than ever.
Dolphin Shows Continue to Operate Across Mexico Despite Ban
According to the original plan, over 400 were to be released into the Bay of Campeche, where a federally enforced protection area has existed since 1994.
CDMX’s National Museum of Anthropology is Among the Best in the World
Mexico City’s National Museum of Anthropology houses some of the country’s largest and most impressive exhibits in the entire country.
Why We Love Pan Dulce So Much in Yucatán
Pan dulce may not be health food, but it sure a favorite here in Yucatán.
Powerful Hurricane-Level Winds Slam into Yucatán Peninsula
Powerful gusts of winds up to 75 miles per hour slammed into the Yucatán Peninsula on Monday,
Is Tim Hortons About to Drop in Yucatán?
Double-Doubles and Timbits are on their way to several major mexican cities.
This Is Why So Many Maya Ruins In Mexico Are Unreachable
Mexico is officially home to 187 Prehispanic archaeological sites, but not all of them are truly open to the public.
New Photos Show Little Progress at Peón Contreras
The first step will likely be to open the theater’s lobby, where cultural activities such as art shows have often been held.
Tren Maya Construction Damages Cenotes and Caves South of Cancún
To speed up construction, engineers in charge of Route 5 of the Tren Maya resorted to pouring cement into several cenotes and caves, according to several reputable news sources, including El Financiero.
Why Cancún, Latin America’s Most Popular Tourist Destination, Has Excelled for 50 Years
In 2023 alone, Cancún attracted just over 40 million international visitors. For most of them, Mexico’s Caribbean coast has become a repeat holiday destination.
Uaxactún, The Lofty Maya City Born of Heaven
Given its location between Tikal and Calakmul, it’s no surprise that Uaxactún played a major role in the centuries-long “Star Wars” conflict between these two great powers.
What We Saw On The Tren Maya From Mérida to Palenque
Bound for Chiapas and taking an option that already beats the bus
Several of Yucatán’s Archaeological Sites Lack Toilets, Electricity For Now
If you plan to explore Yucatán’s Puuc region in the near term, better bring along some toilet paper.
Here’s What You Need to Know About Carnaval 2024 on the Yucatán Peninsula
From the dazzling parades and elaborate costumes of Mérida to the smaller-scale but still extremely entertaining boardwalk celebrations in Progreso, each carnival has its charm.
Video: Beyond the Templo Mayor: Archaeology in the CDMX Metro Area
In this video presentation hosted at the Mérida English Library, our editor covers the archaeology of the Mexico City Metropolitan Area beyond the tourist hotspots.
Bees in Yucatán Dying Off in Record Numbers
Among the municipalities on the peninsula worst affected by deforestation over the past decade are Othon P. Blanco and Bacalar, both in the south of Quintana Roo, according to a recent report by Greenpeace.
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