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This day provides a source of enormous pride for the Mexican people and symbolises a hard-fought war against Spain to gain their independence.The celebration begins at the end of the day on 15 September when crowds gather in municipal squares across the country to reenact “El Grito,” the traditional cry for revolution at midnight that […]

Celebrating New Year’s Eve in Mexico is similar to celebrating in other parts of the world. However, some unique traditions that set Mexico’s celebration apart from the rest can be found.Traditional Mexican holiday foods such as bacalao, pozole, tamales, and ponche are often served at New Year’s Eve parties.Before midnight, houses are thoroughly cleaned, pets

Dia de Los Muertos is celebrated from 1 to 2 November, lasting all night long.People often spend the night with their families in their homes and cemeteries with altars or ofrendas filled with remembrances of their deceased loved ones.They make their loved ones’ favourite foods, buy their favourite snacks, and display possessions on these altars

The Mexican people love to have fiestas or parties, celebrating everything from birthdays and weddings to farewells and graduations. These fiestas have distinct characteristics that make them stand out from the parties you see in many other countries. Fiestas are typically boisterous celebrations filled with laughter, music and plenty of good food. Depending on the

Mexico has a long, rich history that contributes to the cultural traditions found throughout the country. Because different indigenous peoples populated different regions of Mexico, some Mexican traditions vary from region to region.As a result of the influence of Spanish colonisation, the contemporary Mexican traditions are a blend of indigenous and Catholic influences that gives

Cenote Azul in Miguel Colorado in Campeche is an open-type cenote surrounded by lush jungle vegetation.It has a 250 m diameter and is a popular place for kayaking, swimming, hiking and ziplining.The entry price includes life jackets, which are recommended for less-skilled swimmers swimming among the schools of fish in the water.From Cenote Azul, hire

El Chukumaltik in Chiapas has earned the reputation as the most beautiful cenote in Chiapas.Measuring 200 m across and 70 m deep, it is popular for diving.The crystal-clear waters of this cenote allow visibility up to 40 m deep.Divers will have a wonderful time underwater searching for the statue of la Virgen de Los Dolores,

The Cenote Manatí, also called Casa Cenote, is an open cenote 40-minute drive from Playa del Carmen, and there’s a 20-minute walk from the road to the entrance.Mangroves frame the blue water of this cenote, and a small alligator named Panchito is often spotted sunning itself or swimming in the cenote.This cenote contains salt and

Cenote Azul is another famous cenote in Quintana Roo because of its proximity to Playa del Carmen.Because of its size and variety of pools, visitors can spread out in the different pools of the cenote.Shallow pools are fantastic areas for families to hang out and swim or snorkel, while deeper pools are ideal for scuba

Dos Ojos Cenote in Tulum is one of the most famous cenotes in Mexico. As it’s only a short drive from Tulum, it attracts visitors from all over the world. There are two eyes or caves to swim at this cenote. One is more open than the other, but both contain calm, clear, blue water.