Mexico City is preparing to host one of the most significant cultural events in the country—the 2025 Day of the Dead Grand Parade. This extraordinary event, which takes place on Sunday, November 2, will transform the city’s iconic Paseo de la Reforma into a river of color, music, and remembrance. The Day of the Dead […]
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Travelers to Mexico don’t often realize just how vast and diverse the country is. If you’ve only been to resort towns like Cancún and Puerto Vallarta, you have yet to experience the charming Pueblos Mágicos in the center of the country and the unparalleled dining scene in the capital’s hip neighborhoods. The Yucatan Peninsula has
In 2024, the Michelin Guide gave out 26 stars across Mexico. This was the first time the prestigious restaurant guide acknowledged the rich culinary landscape of the country, shaped by its indigenous heritage and the lasting impacts of Spanish colonization. It was also a pivotal moment in Mexico’s 13,000-year-old food culture, because the secret was
Seasonal Getaways in Mexico City Mexico City is a vibrant blend of old-world charm and modern cosmopolitan life, making it one of the most exciting destinations in the world. Imagine strolling through colorful neighborhoods like Condesa and Roma, where leafy boulevards are lined with chic cafés, art galleries, and boutique hotels. Just minutes away, you
As diverse as it is enchanting, Mexico is a year-round destination. This 32-state nation boasts glistening coastlines, numerous microclimates and an astonishingly varied terrain. For 365 days a year, the sun reigns supreme on the pristine beaches of Cancún and Playa del Carmen on the Yucatán Peninsula, while inland city gems like Guanajuato and San
Here’s everything you need to know about the Day of the Dead in Mexico When did Day of the Dead originate? Known for its vibrant parades, ghoulish costumes, and elaborate altars filled with four essential elements (wind, water, earth, and fire), Día de Muertos, the Spanish name for Day of the Dead, is not just
After an unassuming turn off a highway near Baja California Sur’s Todos Santos, my driver steers us down a dusty, bumpy road. All around the region’s high desert vegetation captures the sun, glowing golden beneath the gaze of the nearby Sierra Laguna Mountains. We stop abruptly at an artfully constructed concrete wall, raised, it seems,
