Destinations for every possible interest

A historical flash point during the long Caste War, today it's an important town for understanding the conflict and the people and ideas that keep the peninsula enchanted today.

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The local experts on all things Tihosuco, the colonial-era capital of the peninsula still holds a prominent position on the crown of Maya culture, and it's a fascinating and multi-faceted town to come to know.

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A corner of history and sea

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La Casa de la Ciudad is a cultural center located in the heart of the Historic Center of Oaxaca de Juárez. It is housed in a historic 16th-century building that was originally part of the Dominican convent. This space serves as a meeting place for reflection on the city's architectural, urban, and cultural heritage.

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San Ignacio: Tradition, Nature, and Architecture in the Heart of Sinaloa

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Nestled in the mist and overlooking the Iztaccíhuatl and Popocatépetl volcanoes is Ayapango, a destination in the State of Mexico that is part of the Sor Juana and Volcanoes Route.

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The magnificent capital of the Lacandon Jungle, it's a wonderful town of colorful streets, excellent food, and people happy to help you on your way to the mountains, the surrounding jungle, and the crystal clear waters of Chiapas.

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Discover the Salineras of Cuyutlán, Colima’s “white gold,” where tradition, nature, and culture blend in a landscape of glistening salt, beaches, and lagoons, offering authentic experiences that connect visitors with centuries of history and the life of coastal communities.

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Zonal Flower Market, a corner full of color and tradition. This market is a true icon of Oaxaca, known for its wide variety of fresh flowers and plants. Here, you’ll also find authentic regional products and get a taste of delicious Oaxacan cuisine. Don’t leave without trying a refreshing tejate or the traditional piedrazos—a local delicacy you won’t want to miss.

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