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Literally "free fight," lucha libre is fun both for serious fans and curious tourists to Mexico. Matches are held weekly at Arena Coliseo and Arena Mexico in Mexico City. more...
Specializing in dried shrimp production, the tiny island of Mexcaltitán makes a great off the beaten path destination in western Mexico. more...
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By: Richard Conley
Las Hadas is a recreated white Moorish resort hotel made famous for the filming of "10" in 1979. The romantic getaway is a perfect combination of romance and solitude. more...
Palenque: Jungle, Ruins and More
By: Kelley Wadson
Discover Mayan ruins tucked away in the exquisite Mexican jungle, and take a refreshing dip in the clear blue waters of Agua Azul. more...
By: Sara Churchville
No visit to the Mexican Caribbean is complete without a look at (or a swim in) one of the breathtaking swimming holes surrounded by caves for which the region is famous. more...
By: Kelley Wadson
From colonial architecture and ancient ruins to beautiful beaches and cenotes, Merida offers all the treasures of the Mayan Riviera and more. more...
This article describes the small Mexican coastal village of Playa Chacala, including what to do, where to stay, and where to eat. more...
Mayan Ruins of the Mexican Riviera
By: Sara Churchville
The Mexican coast known as the Riviera Maya offers the ruins and the wealth of Maya history that accompanies them as well as breathtaking scenery and even nude beaches. more...
Instead of Cancun, Chichén Itzá
By: Sara Churchville
Leave Cancun behind for the charms of this millennia-old city on the Yucatán Peninsula, a great place to begin a trek along the Riviera Maya. more...
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