Mexico
A vibrant Latin American country known for its rich cultural heritage, Aztec and Mayan sites, delicious cuisine, and stunning beaches.
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Similarly in Mexico, you’ll find a de-facto legalization of weed. Possession of up to 5 grams was decriminalized in 2009, followed by the legalization of personal cultivation by a Supreme Court case in 2015, which stated that “prohibiting people from growing the drug for consumption was unconstitutional as it violated the human right to the free development of one’s personality.” Medicinal use was made legal in 2016, and many think that full legalization for recreational usage will be soon to follow.
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Best Cheap Eats in Mexico City
onestep4ward (Johnny Ward) Mexico City is a food lover’s paradise. Everywhere you turn there’s another tasty dish being served up with your name on it. The good news is that you don’t have to break the bank to enjoy Mexico’s finest food. These cheap eats are all vegetarian friendly.Mexico City: the Best of All Worlds
ryan (Ryan Haq) Mexico City / La Ciudad de Mexico / CDMX has it all. European charm, Latin flair, Aztec and Mayan dynamism, and all the familiar comforts of the USA. And did I mention the food? Or the 150 museums? Frankly, I'm thinking of getting an apartment there. If you're headed there, get a place in Juarez or Roma Norte (for safety reasons, but also because it's gorgeous) :)Magical Mexico City: The best things to eat, see and do
chiefseeker (Jody Vandergriff) Mexico City is a magical place! From the stunning architecture of the Palacio de Bellas Artes to the fascinating exhibits at the National Museum of Anthropology, there is no shortage of cultural experiences. As if that's not enough, the food scene in Mexico City is RIDICULOUS! From $1 street tacos to out of this world fine dining, you will be eating from the moment you arrive until your last bite of fresh guacamole on the way to the airport. Here are my favorite spots for a first timer in Mexico City.Los Cabos
robin_d (Robin Dykes) Here is a list of carefully chosen hotels & restaurants to visit for a fantastic time in Los Cabos with or without kids/ teens.Oaxaca, Mexico
chiefseeker (Jody Vandergriff) I've wanted to visit Oaxaca ever since I saw a photo of a gorgeous bridal party posing in front of the town square. These days, it seems everyone has caught on as it's all over the gram. I've yet to make it there, but it's definitely calling my name so I am starting to collect ideas. Oaxaca, 2021?Cancun and Tulum Bucket List
chiefseeker (Jody Vandergriff)All inclusive resorts in Cabo
chiefseeker (Jody Vandergriff) All inclusive resorts are definitely NOT the way to truly experience the unique culture of a destination, but for total relaxation, they can't be beat.Stay in Tulum, Mexico
loulianavoelker (Louliana Voelker) Tulum is an amazing city in Mexico that is right on the Atlantic side and has many great places to eat and explore.Cancun
netanyas (Netanya Trimboli) Family spring break tripStreet Markets in Cabo
chiefseeker (Jody Vandergriff) Best spots to shop local artisans in Los Cabos.Best Spots to Grab a Drink in Mexico City
kyliemadry (Kylie Madry) Beer, cocktails, pulque and more in Mexico City 🍺Cabo Spring Break 2022
chiefseeker (Jody Vandergriff) Planning our trip to Cabo this AprilKid Friendly in Tulum, Mexico
chiefseeker (Jody Vandergriff)Mayakoba, Mexico (Playa del Carmen)
robin_d (Robin Dykes) Mayakoba is an exclusive, well guarded area next to Playa del Carmen. There are only four hotels in Mayakoba and you can move freely between the four of them with all the different restaurants and shops. The resort offers free golf cart rides between everything. All four hotels are on the sand with restaurants to enjoy the beach and pools. All the hotels have some rooms available right on the sand but then the rest of the rooms are back towards the lobby with in the jungle. To get around everyone has access to beach cruiser bikes and there are constant staffed golf carts going by that will take you wherever you want to go, and also boats that drive you through the jungle from the lobby area to the beach.Yucatan Peninsula
wallis04 (LeAnne Michals)Puerto Vallarta Hikes
wanderwoman.in (Pri WW)Mexico
mcontemporanea (Rory Lassanske)Beaches
theglobetrottingfamily (Christine Kim)Woman-Owned Sayulita, Mexico
sheswanderful (Wanderful ) <p>Sayulita is a hub of creativity, where woman-owned businesses infuse the vibrant coastal town with artistry and culture. From handmade crafts to welcoming cafés and innovative services, these businesses embody the entrepreneurial spirit of the region. Join us in supporting these businesses to empower local women and enrich the community.</p>Cities To Celebrate Day Of The Dead
seeker (Seeker Editors) From massive colored kites on an island to the endless festivities of Mexico City, Dia de Los Muertos has stood the test of time. This holiday dates way back to the indigenous Aztecs, is the oldest holiday in the world, and contrasts against the macabre of Halloween celebrations with marigold arrangements, incense, and painted candy skulls. Discovering new holidays through travel is a fantastic way to learn about new cultures and broaden our horizons, and with a holiday this steeped in history and celebration, it's no wonder Mexico draws in so many tourists at this time of year. With cities in the US and Guatemala included in this exciting list, let's look into the most gorgeous and vibrant cities to celebrate Dia de Los Muertos this year.