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Join us on a journey across Mexico’s most emblematic places, from world‑famous wonders to hidden gems known only to locals. Walk through colourful towns, uncover the secrets of ancient civilisations, taste unforgettable regional flavours, and dive into the natural beauty of jungles, deserts, beaches, mountains, and everything in between.
Whether you love lively cities, peaceful nature escapes, charming villages, or deep cultural traditions, there is something for you. Get inspired and start writing your wish list.
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Explore one of the most misterious civilizations, Teotihuacan city of the Gods! Learn more about who built Teotihuacan, walk through the Avenue of the Dead (calzada de los muertos), admire the Pyramid of the Sun (piramide del sol) and the Pyramid of the Moon (piramide de la luna), and have an unforgetable meal inside a cave (La Gruta). We know so much about Teotihuacan but not how Teotihuacans called it or how they called themselves!
Join me on an unforgettable journey through Mexico City, a place where history, culture, and art come together in extraordinary ways. From the ancient foundations of the Mexica (Aztec) Empire to the majestic Metropolitan Cathedral, and into the vibrant modern era filled with stunning art, music, and dance, Mexico City offers a rich tapestry of experiences at every corner. Let’s explore this dynamic city and uncover the places that make it one of the world’s most captivating destinations. Subscribe for more Mexico travel insights!
The Day of the Dead is one of the most emotive Mexican traditions 🕯️celebrated on the first and second of November. If you do not know where to celebrate the Day of the Dead, the town of San Andres Mixquic is one of the locations that inspired the movie Coco due to its authentic representation of this tradition. Join us for a Dia de los Muertos in Mexico City to find the elegant catrinas, colourful altars and the magically decorated cemetery.
In this video I’ll tell you about a essential element of the Day of the Dead celebration. I’ll show you how to create a traditional Día de Muertos Ofrenda, or altar, to honour your loved ones who have passed away. Learn about the rich symbolism behind key elements like cempasúchil (marigolds) candles, papel piqued and traditional offerings like pan de muerto sugar skulls and food. Don’t forget to personalise your altar with photos and cherished belongings!
All the cultural magic of Mexico comes together to celebrate Independence Day. Traditions, food, dances, attires… The whole country joins for the most important national day in a party you cannot miss! And it is not the 5th of May!
Did you know that there is a town in Mexico that was strongly influenced by British mining activity? Culture, technology, football and even food were brought here many years ago. Real del Monte (Mineral del Monte) is one of the many places where Cornish miners migrated to venture into the deeps of the earth.
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