Mexico is a beautiful destination vacation. It is easily accessible from the U.S. and its warm weather and welcoming
beaches make it a popular spot for vacationers, weddings and honeymooners. Discover Mexico's history, archaeology and museums or ...
Health spas in Mexico integrate traditional spa services such as waxes, pedicures and hair styling with alternative health procedures designed to detoxify and re-energize sickly minds and bodies. Health spas in Mexico are usually open for walk-in...
Juarez, Mexico, also called Ciudad Juarez and originally known as El Paso del Norte, is the fifth largest city in Mexico located in the northern part of the country across the Rio Grande River from El Paso, Texas. The city is home to more than 1....
Almost 9 million Mexicans live in a place that was chosen at the direction of Aztec soothsayers 700 years ago, not because of its strategic location or natural resources. That fact has made Mexico City rich in history and culture, but challenged ...
The Copper Canyon Railroad was a dream for almost 100 years before it finally became a reality in 1961 when the Mexican port city of Los Mochis, on the western coast, was linked to Chihuahua City in northern Mexico. Originally, the visionaries ha...
Manzanillo is home to Mexico's largest port, but, despite the large number of cargo vessels and cruise ships arriving every day, the city has a laid back, small town air. Tourism is not a major industry, however, the pristine beaches and quiet ba...
Mazatlan is a popular tourist destination on the Western coast of Mexico. Located on the waters of the Gulf of California, the city sits across the Gulf from the Baha Peninsula in the state of Sinaloa, which sits in the center Mexico. With a popu...
Mexico's blend of Indian and European cultures is exemplified in its jewelry. From the religious adornments of native tribes to modern silver designs, Mexican jewelry has a signature style that is popular with tourists and locals alike.
Everybody knows the drill: A pinata is hung from the ceiling and children take turns being blindfolded and given a stick or broom handle to try to knock open the toy. The lucky one who bashes it hard enough starts a wild scene as goodies spill o...
Silver jewelry has been made in Mexico for centuries, but it was the passion for Mexico's ancient culture by an Americans, William Spratling, that revived the art. His creations are prized by collectors and continue to inspire today's artists.
To many, the sombrero is an item that is uniquely Mexican, with its brightly colored design and wide brim. But the sombrero has a long, rich and somewhat disputed history that spans several countries and a few continents. In fact, the sombrero ha...
The history of Mexico City goes back to 1325 when it was founded by the Aztecs, or the Mexica. The Toltec Empire fell, and the Mexica traveled to a part of the Valley of Mexico to create Mexico City, or Tenoctitlan.
Playas de Rosarito, 12 miles south of the U.S. border in the Mexican state of Baja California, is more than just a popular beach
resort. Throughout its long history, it has also been an active missionary site and a major Hollywood filming location.
Copper Canyon in northwest Mexico stretches 7,100 feet into the sky. The rim and floor of the canyon experience two different climates. It can be snowing on the rim and 65 degrees Fahrenheit on the floor. Visitors to Copper Canyon can easily see ...
Strangely, the famous "Mexican wedding cake" is not the traditional wedding cake in Mexico, nor is it even a cake. It is actually a cookie, not to be confused with the cake that is usually the culinary centerpiece at a Mexican wedding. Wedding ca...
The Holiday Inn located on the Avenue Francisco Medina Scencio in Puerto Vallarta offers close proximity and a good view of Banderas Bay, which is one of Mexico's best beaches.
The Holiday Inn recently conducted a massive renovation of it's 220 r...
The Holiday Inn Puerto Vallarta is a 220-room hotel that is light and casual with a fabulous view over looking Banderas Bay. It is a full-service hotel with all the basic amenities, including free Wi-Fi access throughout the hotel. It is a great ...
Mexico is a colorful nation that enjoys celebrating with traditions and fiestas. Mexico is mainly a Catholic nation, and its religious holidays, such as Christmas, are full of re-enactment rituals. Others, for example, the Day of the Dead, are le...
Hotel Cozumel and Resort, one of four sizable hotel-
resorts on the island of Cozumel, Mexico, is located in the heart of several shopping districts, sprawling beachfront and minutes from a vibrant and bustling night life. Guests enjoy semi- and a...
Located in Cabo San Lucas, Mexico, the Hotel Finisterra is a perfect blend of modern amenities and Mexican culture. The 283 room-property is divided into two sections, and has breathtaking views of the ocean, marina or bay from the patio or terr...
