Paseo de Montejo - The Heart of Merida
There is an avenue in Merida that connects the Santa Ana neighborhood in the heart of the city with the beginning of the highway to Progreso Port, that avenue is Paseo de Montejo. A road of vital importance to the city, the avenue harbors a variety of banks, museums, hotels, and government...
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The Cathedral of San Ildefonso
When one hears about centuries-old cathedrals, rich in history and legends, it is very common that one thinks about the gothic cathedrals of the Old World like Notre Dame. But let us surprise you a little bit as we tell you that we also have them here in America. And you are lucky enough that we...
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Museum of Chocolate - Choco Story Uxmal
Museum of Chocolate - Choco Story Uxmal
We have all tried and practically the whole world loves it. A delicacy that can be enjoyed in a thousand ways; on its own or as an ingredient in cuisines all around the world. But how much do you really know about chocolate? Lets see, did you know that...
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Tianguis Turístico Mérida 2020
In 1975 began an event called Feria Internacional de Hoteles y Agencias Turísticas de Acapulco (International Fair of Hotels and Tourism Agencies of Acapulco); an event intended to promote the city of Acapulco as a global tourism destination. The fair was a total success, which led to the...
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Henequen, the Mayan’s Green Gold
There is an old Mayan leyendo that narrates the story of the god Zamná, who during a stormy night bumped into an henequen plant. The plant’s sharp leaves left a deep wound on the god’s leg. Zamna’s followers were enraged and lashed out against the plant, they cut its leaves ...
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