The Enduring Legacy of Spanish Influence in México These grand cathedrals and ancient churches that anchor México’s colonial cities are more than just impressive buildings; they are living symbols of a deep and complex history. Mexico’s colonial past comes to life as you stand beneath their towering spires, walk through […]
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The “museum scene” in México City is gigantic! This largest city in North America contains about 150 different museums. They range in themes from local history, world history, art from around the world, ancient cultural relics, food & drink-oriented museums, interactive museums for kids, and museums that are just “eclectic.” […]
Located less than 2 hours south of Mexico City in the state of Morelos, Jardines de México is a plant and flower lovers’ dream. Many have called this outdoor botanical park a Paradise of Flowers. You will discover thousands upon thousands of colorful flowers. Also plants, trees, ponds, fountains, statues, […]
Arizona’s Grand Canyon is very impressive! A few years back I had the opportunity to explore it from up on the rim and also on a 6 day rafting tour through the canyon floor on the Colorado River. I have also had the opportunity to view Copper Canyon in Chihuahua, […]
Fact: MOST FOREIGNERS HAVE NOT YET DISCOVERED THE MEXICO STATE OF VERACRUZ. I can make this statement because I have been living there and working from my office near the city of Veracruz for the majority of the months each year for over 10 years. In that time, I have […]
OAXACA’S PACIFIC COAST vs THE OTHER MAJOR MEXICO BEACH RESORT LOCATIONS Unlike the very commercialized and oftentimes crowded México resort locations of Cancun, Playa de Carmen, Tulum, Puerto Vallarta, Ixtapa, and Cabo San Lucas, Oaxaca’s Pacific coast vacation scene is usually much less hectic and more laidback. With small […]