Mexico is more than just a picture-perfect beach destination. Immersing yourself in our southern neighbor’s culture will immediately have you questioning why this country holds an iffy reputation. I can attest that locals far and wide, from Tijuana to Chetumal, are warm, friendly, and welcoming, outside a select few no-go zones tourists should avoid. Some …

Mexico is currently one of the most popular international destinations, having hosted over 30 million visitors last year alone and is poised for additional growth in 2023, and though Cancun and Los Cabos lead booking trends, they’re not the only ones behind this resounding success. Now more than ever, travelers are seeking more unique, authentic …

Mexico is a tourist hotspot, and in recent years the number of visitors to this great and diverse country is simply exploding, despite travel warnings due to some localized issues. While areas such as the Yucatán Peninsula remain the mega centers for most visitors, the reality is that you can find places worth seeing virtually …

We know that Mexico’s popularity as a tourist destination is gaining more and more traction, and despite some travel warnings and negative media coverage, this vast and intriguing country is still number one on many people’s wish lists, and for good reason.  While the amazing beaches are a big draw in Mexico, there’s another growing …

Heading into 2023, more Americans are seeking meaningful experiences and a deeper understanding of locals’ way of life when vacationing in Mexico. Luckily for sun-seekers with their hearts set on Cancun, there are 3 incredible smaller, Magical Towns within driving distance of the city that make for the perfect day trip away from the crowded …

There are 132 Magical Towns in total in Mexico, and defining the perfect road map to begin exploring can be a challenging task. Lucky for us, local travel magazine Despegar has ranked the ten most popular within the country, based on the preferences of Mexicans themselves. The list, which comprises ten pueblos, includes some old …

Just two hours from the city of Guadalajara, Jalisco, you’ll find the town of Mazamitla. It was designated a Magical Town in 2005 because of its charm, traditions, and community. Its inhabitants are friendly, and the architecture is provincial. A pleasant climate and traditional festivals make it a truly magical destination. It’s one of the …

In the Magical Towns of Sinaloa, you will be able to appreciate how much it has to offer its visitors. Here is a list of the top Magical Towns you can visit from Mazatlán, Mexico, which will make for an unforgettable day. Cosalá Cosalá lived its golden age with mining, which left as its main …

The unique combination of a colonial legacy, stunning landscapes, and authentic gastronomy makes these destinations a favorite for tourists. The Magical Towns are the most captivating tourist proposal that Mexico offers to visitors. This is due to how formidable it is to stroll through its streets while admiring its beautiful architecture. After a day of …

The Magical Towns in Mexico are filled with legends and symbolism; they have historical importance that enhances the national identity. These destinations have special magic that connects the visitor with the town’s roots and traditions. There are currently 132 Pueblos Magicos that attract visitors from all over the world. Here are ten Magical Towns you …