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Sian Ka'an Biosphere Reserve
If Cancún is a place for the hedonist with its loud, late-night bars, American fast food, and over-developed coastline, then the Sian Ka’an Biosphere, two hours to the south, is the antidote. It is a place for the nature-lover, the adventurer, the hopeless romantic, and also where you can...
If Cancún is a place for the hedonist with its loud, late-night bars, American fast food, and over-developed coastline, then the Sian Ka’an Biosphere, two hours to the south, is the antidote. It is a place for the nature-lover, the adventurer, the hopeless romantic, and also where you can...
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Morelia
Morelia is one of the jewels in the crown of Mexico’s colonial history. Its downtown streets are lined by old colonial buildings, looking as Spanish as they did in the 17th and 18th centuries. The city sits on a 6,400 foot (roughly 2,000 meter) plateau, and is the capital of the state of...
Morelia is one of the jewels in the crown of Mexico’s colonial history. Its downtown streets are lined by old colonial buildings, looking as Spanish as they did in the 17th and 18th centuries. The city sits on a 6,400 foot (roughly 2,000 meter) plateau, and is the capital of the state of...
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El Rosario Monarch Reserve
Butterflies fill the sky like clouds of orange ash, pouring over the valley in the thousands. The sun emerges and momentarily illuminates their wings before retreating back into the clouds. The spectacle waxes and wanes, never exhausting itself. Further away, the path curves and descends to the...
Butterflies fill the sky like clouds of orange ash, pouring over the valley in the thousands. The sun emerges and momentarily illuminates their wings before retreating back into the clouds. The spectacle waxes and wanes, never exhausting itself. Further away, the path curves and descends to the...
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Pátzcuaro: Day of the Dead
The indigenous Tarasco Indian tribe who ruled Mexico’s central western highlands in the fourteenth century believed death was a continuation of life and the dead could return home every year to visit their loved ones, a celebration called Día de los Muertos (Day of the Dead)....
The indigenous Tarasco Indian tribe who ruled Mexico’s central western highlands in the fourteenth century believed death was a continuation of life and the dead could return home every year to visit their loved ones, a celebration called Día de los Muertos (Day of the Dead)....
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Tlatelolco Square Massacre
Nearly 450 years after the invading Spanish and their indigenous allies slaughtered the remaining vestiges of the Aztec resistance, history tragically repeated itself around the ruins of Tlatelolco. In 1968, student movements around the world had emerged and had started...
Nearly 450 years after the invading Spanish and their indigenous allies slaughtered the remaining vestiges of the Aztec resistance, history tragically repeated itself around the ruins of Tlatelolco. In 1968, student movements around the world had emerged and had started...
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