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Riviera Maya Jazz Festival 2009  Groups & Special Events
Juan Pablo Pinzón 30/Oct/2009
The Riviera Maya Jazz Festival 2009 will take place from November 25th to November 28th in Playa del Carmen and will feature such artists as Herbie Hancock, Jim Beard, Al Jarreau, Pat Martino, Sergio Mendes, Colin Hunter, Enrique Nery, Juan Alzate, Na'rimbo, Spyro Gyra, The Royal Band, Sacbe, Mark Aanderud and Aguamala. All the concerts are free of charge at Mamitas, one of the world's best beaches! See More...

The Lacandon Jungle: An Invaluable Gift of Nature in Mexico  Ecotourism
Rocío Rodríguez 20/Oct/2009
On your next trip to the state of Chiapas, do not miss the opportunity to go into the magnificent Lacandon Jungle, either to practice ecotourism, enjoy the exuberant vegetation, observe several species of animals in their habitat, or only to be in total communion with Mother Nature and in that way, live unique moments of peace and tranquility. See More...

The Tricentennial of the Founding of Chihuahua  Culture & History
César Lozano Díaz 8/Sep/2009
Chihuahua has played an important role in the history of Mexico and to commemorate the 300th anniversary of its founding, there will be several events held throughout the year. There'll be street plays, art and photography exhibitions, seminars, sporting events, film shows and regional food tasting, among many other interesting activities on offer. See More...

Cuisine from Puebla: A Delight for Your Taste Buds  Gastronomy
Rubén García 17/Aug/2009
Puebla's food is much more than only some typical dishes. It is the result of a mixture of pre- Hispanic and Spanish food, which gives the dishes their colors, aromas, tastes and textures, all of which blend in with each creation. There are also influences from French and Middle Eastern cuisine, as well. See More...

Mayan Battle Championship: Mixed Martial Arts in Cancun  Sports
Fumiko Nobuoka & Fernando García Castro 4/Aug/2009
Mayan Battle Championship, MMAX Mixed Martial Arts Extreme presentation in Cancun, will be held on Saturday, August 15, 2009 in The City Discotheque. If you're into the high-powered action of fists flying, grappling and roundhouse kicks, don't miss Mayan Battle Championship, the Mixed Martial Arts event of the year. See More...

Pulque: Drink of the Aztec Gods  Culture & History
Matthew Kirk 11/Jun/2009
It's not clear as to when the first sip of pulque was ever taken but one thing is for sure, it was a very, very long time ago, long before tequila ever moved into the spotlight. See More...

Flu Free Guarantee in Mexico  Groups & Special Events
César Lozano Díaz y Matthew Kirk 14/May/2009
With the H1N1 A influenza all but over and practically no reported cases in Mexico's top tourist destinations, many of the large chains of hotels and resorts are offering deals at their luxurious properties that are, well, really out of this world. See More...

The Fair of San Marcos  Community
César Lozano Díaz 2/Apr/2009
The fair extends for nearly 200 acres, where you can find true, honest-to-goodness hospitality. The nights of San Marcos breathe a youthful air. Enjoy concerts and a multicolored laser show with popular singers in Mexico. See More...

The Extraordinary Experience of Touching a Whale  Sea Life
Fernando García Castro 12/Mar/2009
It's such an unforgettable experience to see from close the whales, those majestic animals that migrate, play and breed right here in Los Cabos, where the waters of the Pacific Ocean and the Sea of Cortez meet. See More...

Queretaro and its Sweet Aroma in the Air  Magic Places
Luis Ernesto de la Garza 6/Feb/2009
Imagine waking up in Queretaro, feeling excited about seeing the city and its streets full of art, color, history, and devotion, all the things that make you fall in love with this beautiful city from that moment on. Find out more about this wonderful place here. See More...

The Extreme Side of Monterrey  Extreme Sports
Fernando García Castro 8/Jan/2009
Monterrey isn't only an industrial and economic powerhouse on the rise. It is also the perfect starting point to discover the fascinating sites of the state of Nuevo Leon, a state filled with breathtaking natural beauty that is ideal for outdoor activities and adventure tourism. See More...

My First Mexican Christmas  Community
Matthew Kirk 8/Dec/2008
As you can imagine, after growing up in England, I was a little apprehensive during the run up to my first Christmas in what was now my new home, Santa Anita Huiloac, in the tiny state of Tlaxcala. See More...

The Day Of The Dead: An Authentic Mexican Tradition  Culture & History
Rocío Rodríguez 5/Nov/2008
The Day of the Dead is a Mexican celebration, of indigenous ancestry, that honors those who have passed away. . This tradition is linked to the pre-Columbian calendar, used for agricultural purposes, and is linked to the harvest season. See More...

Morelia At Its Best  Groups & Special Events
Juan Pablo Pinzón 3/Oct/2008
The Morelia International Film Festival, the anniversary of the foundation of the Traditional Candy Market, and the arrival of the Monarch Butterfly in the local Oyamel Forests make this month the best time of year to visit the city of Morelia. See More...

Punta Mita and Bucerias  Beaches
César Lozano 17/Sep/2008
The northern beaches of Banderas Bay are tranquil and peaceful and it is here that you'll find the quaint towns of Punta Mita and Bucerias. Although this area is known for its beautiful beaches ideal for relaxation, there are also a great variety of activities and aquatic sports. See More...

Celebrating the Wealth of the Land: Vintage Wine in Valle de Guadalupe  Culture & History
Susana Cabrera 9/Aug/2008
The sun shines in the Valle of Guadalupe to reveal the different shades of green and purple that come from the vineyards of this intriguing land. It is a moment of celebration for the winemakers of the region who anxiously wait to harvest their grapes. See More...

Quintana Roo: Beaches, Sand, Sea, and Sun  Beaches
René Figueroa 9/Jul/2008
Those who have not had the chance to visit the Mexican state of Quintana Roo, don't know the real charm of the stunning beaches that line this land of the ancient Maya. See More...

El Tajin: A Sacred City of the Totonaca Culture  Magic Places
Verónica Santamaría 9/Jun/2008
El Tajin ("City or Place of Thunder" in Totonaca) is located in the Totonacapan region, in the north of the state of Veracruz. See More...

Plastic Tradition in Tlaquepaque: Beyond the Little Pot Jars.  Shopping
Luis Ernesto de la Garza 10/May/2008
Tlaquepaque is a picturesque place that has the magic of the Mexican folk art on its streets, its architecture and all its traditions, including food and crafts. This town’s art has reached beyond the little pot jars, and has become a legacy of the work and creativity of Mexicans to the world. See More...

The Combat of Flowers in Leon, Guanajuato  Community
Fumiko Nobuoka 8/Apr/2008
It is in the quest of a kiss that many young people gather in the main plaza of Leon, Guanajuato, on the eve of the 16th of September every year. Buy flowers from the local vendors, walk around the plaza, and search for a pretty face to kiss. See More...

The Mine of El Eden: The Natural Richness of Zacatecas  Magic Places
Verónica Santamaría 24/Mar/2008
The mining and colonial city of Zacatecas, declared World Cultural Heritage Site by the UNESCO in 1993 features the famous Mina El Eden (a metal mine), located 10 minutes from the historic center. See More...

Mexico: The Utmost Expression Of Holy Week  Culture & History
Juan Pablo Pinzón 18/Mar/2008
In Mexico, a country with deep-rooted christian traditions, Holy Week is a nationwide holiday. During those days, a series of massive and colorful traditions are carried out in most towns and cities, with great expressions of devotion and a variety of folkloric elements added to each celebration. See More...

World Class Boxing: Making History in Cancun  Sports
Fumiko Nobuoka 15/Feb/2008
Best Day proudly presents the WBC Heavyweight World Championship bout between heavyweight defending champion, Oleg Maskayev from Kazakhstan and interim champion and ex-Olympian, Samuel Peter "The Nigerian Nightmare". See More...

Festive Carnivals in Mexico  Culture & History
Fernando García Castro 18/Jan/2008
In Mexico, the most festively carnivals are in Veracruz and Mazatlan. Music, laughs, drinks and dance are shared. The Carnivals of Mexico are some of the best in the world, to feel the collective enthusiasm in the happiest period of the year, with its fantastic and animated Carnival. See More...

The Great Pyramid of Cholula: the world's largest pre-Hispanic construction.  Culture & History
Mireille Pasos 3/Dec/2007
However tricky it can be for the first-time visitor to find the town and the archeological site, this trip has many rewards for the adventurer who comes to Cholula. See More...

The Raramuri Races  Community
Sonia Rivas 5/Nov/2007
For thousands of years these men and women have been running through the rugged terrain of the Copper Canyon for distances exceeding 125 miles. See More...

Universal Forum of Cultures Monterrey 2007  Culture & History
César Lozano 5/Oct/2007
Monterrey 2007 Universal Forum of Culture will also promote the issues of peace and safety, in different contexts, such as within the family, community and city. See More...

Bullfights in the Plaza Mexico  Culture & History
Fumiko Nobuoka 28/Jun/2007
I attended my first bullfight in January of 1998. All I knew was that I had heard a lot of negative things about this spectacle and I wanted to know why people went and what was so interesting about a man and a bull in a ring. See More...

San Sebastian Bernal: A Magical Town  Magic Places
Paula Camera 19/May/2007
Lost in time, San Sebastian Bernal is little town that has been called "magical" for the beauty of its buildings and its color. Among legends and fantastic landscapes, it sits fifty-four kilometers away from the city of Queretaro. See More...

Talavera: The Ceramic as an Expression of Art  Shopping
Verónica Santamaría 28/Apr/2007
Unique designs and unequalled shapes, Talavera's basic colors are blue, yellow, green, terracotta, black and orange. See More...

Heaven on Earth  Ecotourism
Paula Camera 11/Apr/2007
In 1985, this vast protected area was declared a cultural heritage site by the UNESCO. It is located on the eastern side of the Sierra Madre, crossing southeast, through Tamaulipas. See More...

Veracruz Aquarium: A Fascinating Immersion  Sea Life
Verónica Santamaría 20/Mar/2007
The Port of Veracruz, a place rich in culture, folklore, traditions, local cuisine, cultural and local-flavored architecture, is also a magical place where you can take a close look at life in the sea at the Veracruz Aquarium. See More...

Guanajuato: City of Legends  Culture & History
Juan Pablo Martínez 2/Feb/2007
The magic touch of these stories is that, despite being outlandish, they are credible because they are transmitted orally as if they were unquestionably real. See More...

The Sumidero Canyon: a breathtaking journey through nature  Ecotourism
Mireille Pasos 23/Jan/2007
With outstanding up-to-half-a-mile-high cliffs and a river's depth of approximately 300 feet, it is only natural that visitors stand in awe before the Sumidero Canyon's beauty. See More...

Mexico City: A Paradise for Children  Community
César Lozano 18/Dec/2006
There are thousands of things that might be done during a visit to Mexico City with children, or if you live there, whenever there's a golden opportunity to spend some time with them. See More...

Handicrafts in Oaxaca: Tangible expression of the Peoples' Soul  Culture & History
Miguel Ángel Hernández 16/Dec/2006
From the moment I started wondering about my journey to Oaxaca, I clearly concluded that the short stay would not be enough to include all the cultural aspects that can be admired there, so I decided to focus on handicrafts: black pottery, alebrijes and textiles. See More...

The amazing journey of the Monarch Butterflies  Ecotourism
Mireille Pasos 15/Dec/2006
Each year, towards the end of October, a unique and stunning natural display can be witnessed right by the border of the State of Mexico and Michoacan: the arrival or the Monarch Butterfly. See More...

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