MND_YUCATÁN PENINSULA
Am I a budding beekeeper? With stingless bees, the answer is...
Deep in the Yucatán peninsula, modern keepers are tending to their ancient craft armed with centuries of history and tradition.
Tourist drowns at Cancún’s Playa Gaviota Azul
27-year-old Danish student Sofie Barup Enggar, who was on vacation, is the fifth person in 2024 to drown in Playa Gaviota Azul's waters.
AMLO, Sheinbaum inaugurate Jaguar National Park in Tulum
The park is set inside a natural protected area that is home to at least 966 species of flora and fauna.
This couple is shining a light on Mexico’s Pueblos Mágicos
From sailing to magical island villages to zipping into canyons, one couple is making the most of Mexico by exploring every inch.
Archaeologists restore pre-Columbian board games found in Quintana Roo
The patollis, estimated to be about 1,000 years old, were likely used by high-ranking Maya officials.
Ancient Maya site Ichkabal opening to public for first time in September
Already dubbed a "Mesoamerican Egypt," the archaeological site dating to 350 B.C. is older, larger and has more pyramids than Chichén Itzá.
Will the Maya Train be completed next month? Local business leaders are dubious
With September just around the corner, is the railroad ready to be inaugurated like AMLO said it would?
I love going to the dentist…in Mexico
Nobody loves dental work, but luckily, getting treatment in Mexico is easy, cheap and (almost) painless.
Maya priests join investigation after tree falls in ‘center of the world’
The community of Xocén, Yucatán has sacred Maya significance.
Tulum airport sees over half a million passengers in first 8 months
Mexico's newest international airport is now amongst the top 10 busiest in the nation, authorities say.
The chefs keeping traditional Mexican cuisine alive in a world of fast food
With the help of four top chefs, we discovered the trick to saving Mexico’s classic dishes in a world of McDonald’s and ready-made food at OXXO.
Cinta canela: Expat life means you keep pushing
The truth is that no matter how much you huff, puff and wring your hands, you will never escape from the post office.
Stela discovered at Cobá describes founding of ancient Maya city
The hieroglyphics discovered at the Cobá archeological site name a ruler previously unknown to researchers.
