Is it illegal to play cards on the street in Mexico?

In Mexico, the Federal Law on Games and Sweepstakes establishes some prohibitions. In recent days, the case of the arrest of a group of young people who played ‘UNO’ in the street went viral. The police indicated that they would arrest them because it was a game of chance, however, a neighbor in the area […]

Live an Ecotourism adventure at Pico de Orizaba National Park

If your jobs will give you Easter holidays, you have probably already thought about where you will spend a few days to get away from the routine and stress of the city. Well, here we will leave you a recommendation that will bring you closer to carrying out recreational activities but above all being in […]

American Tourists Report UFO Sightings in Remote Mexican Village (VIDEO)

In the heart of Mexico’s rugged desert lies a remote village called Linda Vista. This unassuming settlement, nestled near the UNESCO Mapimí Biosphere Reserve, has become a hotspot for American tourists seeking otherworldly encounters. What draws them here? The answer lies in the mysterious Zone of Silence. The Zone of Silence: Linda Vista is one […]

Oaxaca is once again nominated in “The Best of Mexico 2024”

Once again, Oaxaca is nominated in the Best of Mexico 2024 awards from México Desconocido magazine, which aims to recognize the best destinations and tourist experiences in the country. The state is nominated in six categories for its natural wonders, festivities, and cultural wealth, reported the state’s Tourism Secretariat (Sectur). According to the tourist magazine […]

AMLO says Mexicana de Aviación airline will acquire 20 planes by October

Mexico’s state-owned airline Mexicana will purchase 20 aircraft by October when President Andres Manuel Lopez Obrador’s term ends, the country’s leader told reporters during his daily press conference on Tuesday, March 12th. The airline, administered by the military, struggled to take flight at the end of last year after it was unable to acquire aircraft. […]

Mexican fireworks legacy is kept alive in Tultepec

Every year, in the first week of March, hundreds of giant papier-mâché bulls stuffed with fireworks are erected in the front yards of the Mexican town of Tultepec. Thousands of restless fingers carefully cut, pasted, and painted the colorful patterns that brought the “Toritos” to life on Friday, during an annual celebration when the bull-shaped […]