I've been traveling Mexico since I was a kid. At some point I fell in love with the entire country and dedicated my life to her. She has a magic that is indescribable. I've done my best throughout this website to share my experiences and unearth that magic. I no longer make trip guides, or offer one-on-one advice, however, the information that I used to have and charge for, I am sharing for free on this website. I hope it helps you!
There are 32 States in Mexico, including the Federal Zone (Mexico City). Click on any of them below to start your journey.
Tequila is an alcoholic spirit that comes from the Blue Agave plant. It is originally from Mexico where the law states that it can only be produced in certain regions within the country.
A lot of people (including Mexicans) don’t know the difference between “mineral” water and plain “purified” water. I used to think it was my mission to
I see dead people. That is what you might say if you visit most anywhere in Mexico between November 1 and 2. While in modern Mexico, Halloween (October 31) is often celebrated much the same as in the USA, the
The Panamerican Highway, MEX-85 in Mexico is the romanticized road that has been such a part of history for the Mexican people. For the United States, the romantic road is Route 66.
Indisputably Mexico’s most important and most revered National Holiday is Mexican Independence Day.
The Huichols live in Nayarit state. The Huichols are dying faster than they’re living. They create eye socket-shocking artwork that burns itself into your soul with bright blues, yellows and fierce reds in beadwork, yarn weavings, and more.
Every June 1st Mexicans throughout the nation celebrate Navy Day or as it’s known in Mexico, Dia de la Marina. This holiday recognizes those who have died
One of the earliest civilizations of Mexico, the Olmec people are regarded as the first major civilization of the region. Archaeologists date the Olmec
Cinco de Mayo (Spanish for “fifth of May”) is a regional holiday in Mexico, primarily celebrated in the state of Puebla, with some limited recognition in other parts of Mexico. The holiday commemorates the Mexican army’s unlikely defeat of French forces at
Mexico and its peoples celebrate a long and dynamic history. Visitors to the country will find people immensely proud of their heritage, accomplishments, and cultural achievements. When traveling through Mexico, you can learn a great deal about the nation and
Christmas in Mexico is not just one day, it is almost a whole month! Eighty percent of Mexicans are Catholic. So at this time of year, it’s no surprise that just about every village and town from Baja to the Yucatan
One cannot visit Mexico without noticing the elaborate street art throughout the cities. This is one of my favorite things to see in any city. Each work of art shows something unique about the culture of that city. Mexico has
There are hundreds and hundreds of bus companies that operate in Mexico. In fact, it is the most common means of transportation for the masses of laborers who keep cities and systems moving.
See the last paragraph for exciting news on the Chandra Alexis Chess Club’s Invitational sponsored by MexInsurance.com® Carlos Torre – Mexico Chess Carlos Torre Repetto is a name well known by seasoned chess players across the world. Torre was a man
Mexico is revered the world over for its archeological sites. Recently it has made headlines with the discovery of ancient teen that divers found in an underwater cave. Revelations made this past spring about her DNA make this 13,000-year-old girl
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