#traditions Tag

From the beginning of times, humankind has sought to simplify the relationship between piers, creating a communication system that little by little has become more complex. Moreover, thanks to these groups of sound-attributed characters, throughout t...

Beautiful Places in Guadalajara Guadalajara, Mexico’s second largest city, is known for its rich cultural heritage, Spanish colonial architecture, and vibrant art scene. Some of the most beautiful places you can visit in Guadalajara include: Th...

Within the traditions and culture of Mexico, there are countless celebrations that continue to be intensely enjoyed today. Traditional Mexican festivals Three Kings’ Day Christmas Posadas Day of the Dead Independence Day Day of the Virgin of Gu...

In ancient times, many peoples were connected to the joy and color of carnival festivities. Its origins can be considered directly related to ancient Rome, where Momus, the god of laughter and sarcasm, was worshiped. He was also responsible for enter...

This celebration has been celebrated in Mexico for generations, and it’s a time to bring families and friends together to enjoy the country’s typical culinary delights. But what does the celebration of Candlemas involve? February 2, Candl...

Discover the Beauty of the Highlands of Chiapas: A Natural Paradise The Chiapas Highlands are a mountainous region in southeastern Mexico, offering stunning natural beauty. With its landscape of verdant mountains, crystal-clear waterfalls, and meande...

Great, all that’s missing is an image with ALT text containing “Xcaret activities.” The Riviera Maya is a destination full of natural wonders, exciting adventures, and fascinating culture, and Grupo Xcaret offers you the opportunity to discover...

Mexico is a country where traditions are part of every person’s daily life, as they involve celebrations and traditions that have been inherited through generations. Mexican Customs and Traditions Those who visit this country, not only do they fall i...

In the past, a great number of cultures were connected to the joy and color of carnival celebrations. It is said that its origins are directly related to ancient Rome, where they worshiped Momo, the god of sarcasm, who was also in charge of entertain...

The Day of the Dead is a traditional Mexican and Mesoamerican celebration that honors the dead and takes place on November 1 and 2. The passage from life to death is an emblematic moment that has inspired wonder, uncertainty, and fe...

Meeting many worlds. To travel to Mexico is to soak in the color of an ancient culture that has fused two worlds for 500 years, Traveling to Cancun is of course no different, in the hotel zone of this beautiful destination you can witness the many Me...

Dia de muertos is a traditional Mexican and Mesoamerican celebration that honors the dead and takes place on November 1st and 2nd. The passage from life to death is an emblematic moment that has caused admiration, uncertainty and fear to mankind thro...

You are probably visiting different archaeological sites, museums and exhibitions dedicated to this civilization, but do you really know what their life, customs and history were like? The must-do tour, Chichen Itza, perfect for you to begin the proc...

One of the oldest cultures, with multiple customs and traditions, typical dishes known all over the world… do you consider yourself an expert in Mexican culture? Learn a little more about Aztec customs with us. Mexica Culture The Mexica culture...