Posts in Category: Culture
Posadas in Mexico, a Christmas Tradition
For many Mexicans, the word posadas evokes chilly nights surrounded by family and friends, singing, enjoying a warm meal, and… Read more »
Help Oaxaca Recover and Experience Day of the Dead
One of the areas hardest hit by the 1st earthquake and latest aftershock (this past weekend) was the Isthmus of Tehuantepec… Read more »
Mexico’s Stunning Haciendas
Holding a rich and glorious, yet also ominous, place in the history of the country, Mexico’s stunning haciendas are unique… Read more »
Exploring Mexico with Journey Mexico FAM 2017
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
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
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
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 »
Tips for Family Travel in Mexico
Family travel is a special time for bonding and learning about one another. We understand that a trip has to… Read more »
The Ultimate Cheat Sheet On Haciendas in the Yucatan Peninsula – Merida
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
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
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
What have you heard about Mexico? Here are some facts about Mexico you probably didn’t know. 1) Mexico is home… Read more »
Things to do in San Cristobal de las Casas: Mundo Maya Textile Museum
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
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
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
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
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
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 »
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