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Mexico is a beautiful country, with a culture enriched by folklore and legends. Riviera Maya is among those hidden gems that almost nobody knew about until recently. Nearly a decade ago, Riviera Maya was little more than jungles and fishing villages, but today it is recognized as a tropical paradise. It is one of the top coastal vacation spots in […]
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For those unfamiliar, Quintana Roo is a state in Mexico well known for rowdy Spring Break beaches in Cancun and ancient Mayan ruins that overlook turquoise Caribbean waters from their cliffside vantage point in Tulum. Needless to say, because of the variety of activities available in Quintana Roo, it has fast become a popular vacation destination. Although flights are relatively […]
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Located just under three hours from Albuquerque, Ruidoso is known for its mild climate and mountainous landscape. Nestled in the Sierra Blanca mountain range, this quaint village brims with flowing streams, hiking trails, waterfalls, and even sand dunes. Consequently, Ruidoso is an outdoor enthusiast’s paradise. If you’re looking for an adventure, and maybe an adrenaline rush, don’t miss out on […]
» Read moreIf traveling is your life and you are hunting for places with some of the best beaches to spend the next vacation, include Puerto Vallarta in your list. Popularly known as Mexico’s resort city, Puerto Vallarta is sure to amaze you with its incredible beaches, active nightlife and remarkable restaurants. If you are worried about your safety here, don’t worry. […]
» Read moreThe Culture Mexico City has apparently more museums than any country in the world. That comes to no surprise. With such a rich history there are thousands of artefacts to pack in, from Mayan sculptures and Olmec art to Diego Rivera murals. Outside the city, old cultures are still trying to survive: like the Lacandon Mayan tribe, for example, who […]
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