Posts in Category: Culture
Exploring Mexico with Journey Mexico FAM 2017
Posted: June 21, 2017 | Author: Rafael Mendez
Each year Journey Mexico invites a select group of our travel partners to join us on a FAM trip and… Read more »
Time to Plan for La Guelaguetza Festival in Oaxaca
Posted: April 18, 2017 | Author: Journey Mexico
La Guelaguetza, meaning “offering” and “mutual exchange of gifts and services” in the ancient Zapotec language, is a festival that gives thanks to the gods of corn and celebrates the acts of giving and sharing.
Five Hot Destination to Visit in Mexico
Posted: April 14, 2017 | Author: Rafael Mendez
Do you know where to go in Mexico? Travel + Leisure and our incredible, Mexico-loving expert CEO Zach Rabinor, listed… Read more »
11 Magic Towns of Mexico to Visit on Your Next Beach Vacation
Posted: November 8, 2016 | Author: Jessica S.
While Mexico’s beautiful beaches and resort destinations usually grab the spotlight and the majority of visitors, much of Mexico’s charms lie in… Read more »
Day of the Dead in Mexico Explained
Posted: November 1, 2016 | Author: Journey Mexico
What is Day of the Dead? Day of the Dead, or Dia de los Muertos, is an often misunderstood holiday celebrated… Read more »
Tips for Family Travel in Mexico
Posted: May 16, 2016 | Author: Jessica S.
Family travel is a special time for bonding and learning about one another. We understand that a trip has to… Read more »
The Sophistication of Mexico’s Best Tequila
Posted: April 15, 2016 | Author: Journey Mexico
Tequila is one of world’s most complex and significant spirits. Starting as a small hijuelo agave shoot, the process of tequila can… Read more »
The Ultimate Cheat Sheet On Haciendas in the Yucatan Peninsula – Merida
Posted: December 7, 2015 | Author: Jessica S.
In addition to Mayan ruins and archaeological sites, the Yucatan Peninsula is filled with historic haciendas that date back to the… Read more »
5 Culturally Enriching Experiences in Oaxaca
Posted: August 25, 2015 | Author: Jessica S.
Oaxaca is one of Mexico’s most culturally diverse states and an incredible combination of Mexico’s multi-layered past. The different ethnic groups in… Read more »
Top 10 Food Tours in Mexico
Posted: July 29, 2015 | Author: Jessica S.
Recognized by UNESCO as a treasure to humankind, Mexico’s culinary heritage is fascinating and diverse. Traditional Mexican cuisine is a comprehensive model comprised… Read more »
What Have You Heard About Mexico These Days? Misconceptions Made Clear
Posted: May 8, 2015 | Author: Jessica S.
What have you heard about Mexico? Here are some facts about Mexico you probably didn’t know. 1) Mexico is home… Read more »
Easter in Mexico – Semana Santa and Pascua
Posted: March 29, 2015 | Author: Journey Mexico
Easter in Mexico is a two-week holiday consisting of Semana Santa (The Holy Week, beginning on Palm Sunday and ending… Read more »
Things to do in San Cristobal de las Casas: Mundo Maya Textile Museum
Posted: October 8, 2014 | Author: Jessica S.
One of the highlights of San Cristobal de las Casas, Chiapas is the shopping. Delicately woven and colorful hand-crafted textiles… Read more »
Guanajuato International Film Festival
Posted: July 21, 2014 | Author: Jessica S.
Travelers who love a good flick and Latin American culture will be rewarded by traveling to Guanajuato, Mexico over the summer for… Read more »
Dancing with the Viejitos of Michoacan – #MexicoJourney
Posted: May 24, 2014 | Author: Jessica S.
Across Mexico, celebrations and festivals are accompanied by music and dance that owes it variety to a fusion of traditions…. Read more »
Five Mexico City Exhibits That You Should See This Spring
Posted: April 3, 2014 | Author: Journey Mexico
by Lydia Carey From contemporary art to the Inquisition, Mexico City has a museum for everything. As the country’s cultural… Read more »
Spring Equinox at Chichen Itza and Dzibilchaltún
Posted: March 3, 2014 | Author: Jessica S.
The vernal equinox, the day each spring when the Earth’s axis is tilted neither toward nor away from the sun… Read more »
Temporary Exhibition by Leonora Carrington in Campeche
Posted: February 21, 2014 | Author: Jessica S.
A incredible collection from surrealist artist, Leonora Carrington’s (1917-2011) “Personajes Fantásticos” is currently on display in Campeche‘s Centro Historico from… Read more »
The Story of El Grito and Mexico’s Independence Day
Posted: September 12, 2013 | Author: Journey Mexico
Millions will kick off the celebration next Wednesday at 11pm with “El Grito,” the traditional cry of: “Viva México!” But how many understand the actual history of this ritual? Here is a brief, yet interesting, description of the historical events that sparked Mexico’s war of Independence.
Where to Vacation in Mexico in December
Posted: October 22, 2012 | Author: Jessica S.
As December approaches, the vibrant traditions of Mexico come to life in new ways. In a country with strong historical… Read more »
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