Chinampas
Urban Farming Mexico City-style means a canal boat deep into the floating fields and fog-shrouded forests where visitors learn food, flowers, and farm techniques and all in the shadow of the volcanoes.
Urban Farming Mexico City-style means a canal boat deep into the floating fields and fog-shrouded forests where visitors learn food, flowers, and farm techniques and all in the shadow of the volcanoes.
A fantastic mix of color, language, and food while camping beneath the jungle canopy just north of Xpujil in some of Campeche's most friendly and creative country.
Step into the Maya Village of Ek Balam and experience first-hand the traditions, customs, and flavors of a living community. Share with its people and discover the cultural richness that thrives between the jungle and the pyramids.
Sail through colors and traditions in the heart of Xochimilco.
Mexico's original coffee-export hub is a massively underrated stay for music, brooding remarkable historic streets, and a glimpse at centuries of what international arrivals first experienced.
Discover this Charming Town in the State of Mexico, the birthplace of the landscape painter José María Velasco and the origin of one of the most beautiful traditions: the Xitas or Viejos de Corpus.
One of the true garden spots outside Valladolid, it's a strategic spot for visiting everything in the area, from cenotes and swimming holes to truly staggering ancient sites of color and life.
The gateway to the most famous of all the Huastecas, this one clings to the side of a winding green Huastecan river, but the adventure is only just beginning.
One of the most celebrated locally run cooperatives for visitors, for the jungle, the surrounding land, and for anybody who really wants to experience the Maya landscape and people.