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most beautiful cities in mexico

10 Most Beautiful Cities in Mexico

It may be one of the most beautiful beach destinations in the world, but there is so much more to this country beyond its exquisite coasts, including the most beautiful cities in Mexico. Known for its vibrant indigenous culture, Spanish influence, rich history, breathtaking landscapes, and delicious food, Mexico’s vibrant colonial cities are a treasure […]

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centro guanajuato

El Centro Guanajuato: One Day in Mexico’s Technicolor City

Consistently named one of the ten most colorful cities in the world, UNESCO-listed Guanajuato is a beautiful city in the foothills of Central Mexico. El Centro Guanajuato is characterized by rainbow-colored homes tumbling down the hillside, incredible historic cathedrals, colorful colonial mansions, bustling tree-lined plazas, a series of underground tunnels, and a maze of cobblestone […]

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things to do in san miguel allende mexico

Best Things to Do in San Miguel de Allende Mexico, El Centro

Nowhere in Mexico will you find more beautiful architecture and romantic vibe than in the heart of the colonial city of San Miguel de Allendo’s historic district known as El Centro. Most of the town’s iconic structures are within the city’s cobblestoned center, including the epic Parroquia de San Miguel Arcángel, a neo-Gothic church whose […]

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pueblos magicos

Pueblos Magicos: 15 Magical Towns in Mexico You Can’t Miss!

Mexico-bound travelers looking for charming, off-the-beaten-track destinations, and road trip itineraries will find lots to love in the Pueblos Magicos (“Magical Towns”). The Pueblos Magicos program was put in place to encourage tourists to visit smaller towns and less-discovered destinations, and they are some of the most charming and picturesque destinations in the vast country. […]

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famous things in mexico

Famous Things in Mexico: 51 Things You Must Do At Least Once!

Mexico was one of my first international trips, made during my early 20s. I loved it so much that I have been going back every few years since. It’s a country filled with intriguing ruins, rich culture, colonial architecture, both adrenaline and soft adventures, and amazing food. Here are my accumulated favorites of the famous […]

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10 reasons why traveling is a waste of time

10 Reasons Why Traveling is a Waste of Time

I’ve been traveling the world for most of my adult life. People tell me I’m living the dream. But am I? Take a look at these “10 reasons why traveling is a waste of time” and you decide. 1. It’s obsolete. In the “good old days,” you had to travel to see amazing sights.  Now, […]

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3 days in mexico city

3 Days in Mexico City – 14 Things to Do. #6 is a Hoot!

“Mexico City? Why would you want to go there? It’s dirty and dangerous.” I hear that every time I tell some unknowing person where I’m going. I’ve traveled solo and with a companion to Mexico City and have never found either of those issues to be true. You need at least 3 days in Mexico […]

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ancient ruins

35 Ancient Ruins to See in Your Lifetime

Few things excite me more in my travels than the opportunity to explore ancient ruins. From crumbling temples to meticulously planned cities, ingenious engineering, and mysterious monuments, these structures have (somewhat) withstood the test of time. There’s something utterly enchanting about walking in the footsteps where sophisticated and mysterious cultures that once flourished before decaying […]

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turkish riviera holidays

Turkish Riviera Holidays: 5 Most Amazing Beaches in Turkey

The Turkish Riviera, sometimes called the Turquoise Coast, is on the edge of the Aegean and Mediterranean Seas. and has long been a favorite beach destination for locals and travelers alike. Mark Antony is said to have picked Turkish Riviera Holidays as the most beautiful wedding gift for his beloved Queen Cleopatra of Egypt. In […]

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cenotes in mayan riviera

Cenotes in Mayan Riviera and Yucatan You Have to See to Believe!

Pronounced “say-NO-tay,” a cenote is a natural sinkhole created when the ceiling of limestone bedrock collapses, partially exposing a cave opening into an underground river or waterhole. There are at least 6,000 cenotes or sinkholes scattered throughout the Yucatan Peninsula, thought to have been formed by the meteor that killed the dinosaurs.  These freshwater underworlds […]

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