Get to know Mexico
I’ve known the owner of this fantastic tour company in Cabo for at least 45 years and if there’s one thing I can say about him, it’s that he understands how to do things correctly! During your stay in Cabo, you can enjoy unique experiences with la isla, and believe me, you will have the […]
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If you are traveling to Mexico, take in consideration what type of electronic devices you are bringing and the power voltage in your country; type A and B plugs and sockets are used in Mexico. The standard voltage and frequency are 127 V and 60 Hz, respectively. Many hotels in Mexico provide both types of electrical
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THE HUICHOLES AND THEIR MYSTIC ART In Mexico resides an indigenous ethnic group commonly called Huicholes, although among them they are called Wixárika which means (The People) in their Uto-Aztec language.Their communities are located in the Sierra de Jalisco and in the states of Nayarit, Zacateca and Durango. known around the world as great artisans,
The cult of death was one of the most important aspects of pre-Hispanic civilization; when someone died, they were wrapped in a petate and their relatives threw a feast to help them on their journey to Mictlán. Similarly, they placed food that he enjoyed in his life in the hopes that he would become hungry.In
The pleasure of a delicious meal enlivens the soul, wakes the senses, and leaves us with an ineffable sense of fulfillment. I took a break from work yesterday, and went to the Pueblo Mágico de Tepoztlán food market, which is slightly over an hour from Mexico City. Because of everything that has happened in recent
Angeles Verdes: tourist services in Mexico If you plan to drive down to Mexico, this information will help you out in case of a mechanical pickle, let me tell you about the famous Green Angels, also known as Angeles Verdes. The Green Angels were founded on September 15, 1960, with the goal of providing tourists
To those who visit us from other regions of the world, in case of requiring help from their respective embassies or consular services in different parts of the Mexican Republic, we put at your service the following link that will assist you in contacting their representatives and diplomats. Embassy and consular services Share on facebook
Mexico has a highway system that connects all the big cities and towns. Only the connection to smaller towns becomes somewhat complicated by the type and condition of some roads. When planning a trip on the highways, use GPS service with directions and travel times, so that you preferably avoid trips at night. Choose the
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Mexican cuisine wonderfully combines history and a mixture of cultures that has created some of the most famous dishes in the world. UNESCO also considered it as an Intangible Cultural Heritage of Humanity. Traditional Mexican Cuisine is a comprehensive cultural model that includes agriculture, ritual practices, ancestral skills, culinary techniques, and ancestral customs of each
Mexico is a country where you can practice countless outdoor activities, due to its diverse geographical characteristics, climate and vegetation. The tours are variable and the tourist destinations are very diverse. Mexico stands out in the world for the extension of its coastlines, involving the Pacific Ocean and the Atlantic Ocean, the Gulf of Mexico
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Mexico has different historical periods of great relevance due to the diversity of cultures that have inhabited it. The borders were established in the middle of the 19th century, and before this period, the cultures that developed here were divided mainly into seigniories, and not into Empires, as in many other places in the world.
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Official holidays in México are: January 1 — New Year’s Day February 07 — Constitution Day March 21 — Birth of Benito Juárez April 17 — Easter Sunday May 01 — Labor Day September 16 — Independence Day November 20 — Revolution Day December 25 — Christmas Day
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