Monthly Archives: January 2009

After reading all my posts about Mexico, I’m sure you are wondering if I will ever get to the most important part – the events that we should look forward to. So here are the list of entertainments that are … Continue reading →

This is a holiday that Americans have happily adopted that roots from Mexico. It is called Cinco de Mayo. But as TripAdvisor has written, it is much better when celebrated in the home country. Here’s a little bit of history … Continue reading →

After traveling for so many years already, I realized that every travel is a bit stressful. It is because I would want to make the most of our time and I want to explore the entire country that I’m visiting. … Continue reading →

If ever I will be in Mexico, I will make sure that I will drop by Cancun. This is a perfect vacation for me. Beach, shopping, nightlife, discovering culture and tradition all in one place. Not only that, Cancun has … Continue reading →

I have read a lot of fun and hot nightlife in Mexico. People travel from around the globe to party in Mexican cities. TripAdvisor.com wrote that from hedonistic party towns on the beach, to high-class and luxurious night spots in … Continue reading →

If you want a nature reserve or an observatory or planetarium type of place, then you should visit El Rosario Monarch Butterfly Preserve. Acoording to TripAdvisor.com, it takes 3 hours from Morelia to reach this place and takes 1.5 hours … Continue reading →

I haven’t seen a boulder in my whole life. So will definitely check out The Pena of Bernal in Central Mexico. The TripAdvisor.com wrote that the Pena de Bernal (Bernal Boulder) is the third-largest monolith in the world, after the … Continue reading →

Another museum that is a must see in Central Mexico and Gulf Coast is the El Museo Tuxteco. I came across this through TripAdvisor.com. Here are the details. The museum is in the historic center of Santiago Tuxtla, Veracruz. In … Continue reading →

Another part of Mexico that I want to visit is the Central Mexico. It consists of four states including Puebla, Tlaxcala, Hidalgo, and Morelos. The Tehuacan Valley Valley is also part of Central Mexico. This area mainly consists of mountain … Continue reading →

* Snagged from Wikipedia.com. I think that the next stop that I would want is visiting the Palacio de Bellas Artes or the Palace of Fine Arts. It is the premier opera house of Mexico City. I haven’t watched an … Continue reading →