During her morning conference on January 7 at the National Palace, President Claudia Sheinbaum Pardo voiced her concerns about the lack of public access to beaches in Jalisco and Nayarit. This issue arose following citizen complaints about real estate developments that restrict access and pose associated risks. Sheinbaum highlighted that the affected beach stretches span […]
2025 Entry Fees for Teotihuacan, Chichén Itzá, Tulum, Monte Albán, and Palenque
The National Institute of Anthropology and History (INAH) has announced new entry fees for museums and archaeological sites in Mexico, effective from January 1 to December 31, 2025. Mexico’s rich cultural heritage, stemming from pre-Columbian civilizations like the Aztecs, Mayans, Mixtecs, and Olmecs, can be explored through various archaeological sites across the country. Starting January […]
Electronic Music Extravaganza in Tulum: Day Zero, Solomun, Michael Bibi, and Maceo Plex
A variety of top electronic music artists will kick off 2025 with performances in Tulum, offering an immersive experience in nature. The shows will take place at “Tehmplo,” a jungle venue located south of Tulum’s hotel zone on the Caribbean coast of the Yucatán Peninsula. The first event was held on January 5, featuring Michael […]
Top Nightlife Destinations in Mexico: From Beach Parties to Sophisticated Bars
Discover Mexico’s vibrant nightlife with destinations offering everything from beach parties to sophisticated bars. Cancun, Los Cabos, and Puerto Vallarta are the stars of the show. Imagine dancing under the stars at a beach party in Cancun, enjoying a craft cocktail at a rooftop bar in Los Cabos, or exploring trendy bars in Puerto Vallarta. […]
10 Fascinating Facts About Mérida: The White City Celebrates 483 Years
Mérida, the iconic capital of Yucatán, celebrates 483 years since its founding. Established on January 6, 1542, by Francisco de Montejo “El Mozo” on the remains of the ancient Mayan city of T’Hó, Mérida has become one of Mexico’s most important tourist destinations due to its rich cultural, architectural, and gastronomic heritage. Here are 10 […]
San Luis Potosí to Open Museum of Time in 2025: A Journey to the Past
San Luis Potosí is set to open its highly anticipated Museum of Time in 2025, offering visitors a unique opportunity to travel back in time. Here’s what to expect from this innovative museum. The Museum of Time will feature a wide variety of objects that transport visitors to different eras. Exhibits will include sound equipment […]
Mérida Celebrates 483 Years: The Origin of Its Name
On Monday, December 6, Mérida, known as the “white city,” celebrated its 483rd anniversary since its foundation in 1542. The festivities for Mérida’s 483rd anniversary began on Sunday, January 5, with the traditional alborada. Dozens of troubadours dedicated morning songs to the city, which is nearing four centuries of history. Various activities have been planned […]
Mexico Offers Protection to Corridos Singer Natanael Cano Amid Drug Cartel Threats
Mexican authorities are providing state protection to renowned regional singer Natanael Cano and other artists after a drug cartel in northern Mexico issued public death threats against them, prosecutors confirmed to The Associated Press on Tuesday. Over the weekend, photos of a banner threatening the lives of Cano, a singer of corridos—a musical genre often […]
Guadalajara has polluted air 7 out of 10 days
The Guadalajara Metropolitan Area closed 2024 with poor air quality: 7 out of 10 days recorded air pollution levels above the official Mexican standards, which poses health risks to the population exposed to constantly dirty air. According to data provided by the Mide Jalisco system, as of October 31, 2024, only 117 days out of […]
Better road planning is urgently needed in Mérida in the face of urban growth
Share news on twitterShare news on facebookShare news on whatsappShare news on TelegramIt is not news that the city of Mérida and some municipalities in the interior of the state are experiencing great development, in terms of the size of the city, but with this increase it seems that they do not take into account […]