One of the best-preserved ancient cities belonging to the bygone Mayan civilization, Chichen Itza is the most popular day trip for tourists from Cancun. It is ranked number one on TripAdvisor and draws millions of visitors every year, thanks to its Wonder of the World status. Indeed, it is a fascinating ensemble of ancient ruins …

Following years of restoration and archeological research, a secret Mayan site that had previously been off-limits to tourists is finally opening to Mexico-bound tourists. Located in the south of the Yucatan Peninsula, Dzibanché is a huge pre-Columbian city dating back over 2,300 years. Nestled deep in the jungle, it is dotted with ancient wonders that …

No, this is not yet another copied-and-pasted article on Mexico: If you think the Southern neighbor is the only Latin American country laying claim to wondrous Mayan ruins dating back literal millennia, pristine jungle reserves, and endless miles of unspoiled coastline, you’re in for a big surprise this time. Having welcomed over 3 million visitors …

Imagine a Mayan city larger than Chichen Itza, hidden deep in the Mexican jungle. This ancient wonder is now open to the public! The Mayan pyramids of Mexico have been inspiring feats of architecture for centuries now, drawing in millions of culture pilgrims from all over: Think Chichen Itza, often considered the most emblematic of …

Ever since launching last year, the Maya Train has revolutionized travel across the Yucatan Peninsula. Mexico’s most popular destination, comprising resort cities like Cancun and Playa Del Carmen and iconic, world-renowned landmarks like Chichen Itza and Tulum, is a region steeped in History that most tourists are only starting to discover. Following the opening of direct lines …

It’s only been a few days since the south section of the Maya Train launched from Cancun, and though the locomotive’s arrival to Tulum has received extensive coverage, little to no attention has been paid to all the other incredible destinations that have also become more accessible to tourists. It turns out that if you …

Cancun may well be the leading tourist destination in Mexico, welcoming guests to luxurious resorts and pristine Caribbean beaches lapped by turquoise waters, but impressive service aside, it’s lacking in one thing, and one thing only: Culture. Built as a resort hub in the late 70s, it doesn’t have the centuries of accumulated heritage to …

They’ve been teasing us for decades, but time machines never made it to the factory line. While technology has been on the fast track producing futuristic touchscreen phones, Cybertrucks, and now AI developments on the rise, how do we go back in time? Sure, you could stay in your hometown and grab a milkshake at …

With a growing number of U.S. travelers looking for unique experiences when going abroad, Central America has become an incredibly popular destination as of late. Famous for its unspoiled reserves and vibrant Hispanic culture, the narrow isthmus that connects North and South offers suburbia escapees the change of scenery they so desperately seek, at times …

The Mayans may be an extinct civilization, but they continue to inspire awe well into the 21st century, with their pyramids, richly-decorated temples, monumental burial chambers and sprawling abandoned cities drawing in millions of travelers from all over the world. This article is one of our Members-Only articles   Want to read more?   Our …

In case you weren’t aware of this already, a new scenic train will be launching from Cancun in time for winter, linking the bustling Caribbean city to other tourist hotspots in the wider Yucatan Peninsula that were previously inaccessible by public transport. Other than enjoying easier connections to smaller resort towns, such as Playa Del …

Whether you’re the sun-seeking type or History buff, Mexico has a wide array of tourist attractions to keep you entertained during a week-long break. Home to pristine Caribbean beaches lined by world-class resorts and charming colonial towns, it offers the best of both. There are many categories of visitors to Mexico, but one thing they …