Mexican airline Volaris expanded its international network by inaugurating five new direct routes connecting Guadalajara with the United States.

The ruins of the ancient city of Teotihuacán are among the largest and most impressive in the world. But like at most major sites, visitors limit themselves to checking out the highlights or sprinting ...

Mexico City is bursting with statues and monuments, from Abraham Lincoln to a monumental clock donated by the Turkish government. These monuments might seem random to the eyes of foreign visitors, but ...

In the popular imagination of people around the world, Chichén Itzá has gone from being thought of as simply one of many Maya cities to nearly synonymous with Maya civilization itself. This is rather ...

Mexico is home to 68 officially recognized Indigenous languages, spoken by nearly 7 million people, including Mayan and Náhuatl. Yet, despite their historical significance, many of these languages are ...

Mérida’s beloved Festival de las Ánimas is getting a major makeover this year. Mérida officials announced exciting new features for the 2025 celebration, which runs October 25 through November 2 at ...

Balamkú is an archaeological site in the south of the Mexican state of Campeche, within the Calakmul Biosphere, near the entrance to Calakmul national park. The name of the city is made up of the ...

Getting from Mérida to Cancún or Campeche by train just became a better deal. The Tren Maya announced a fare reduction of up to 30% across its routes, with new pricing that took effect in late April — ...

Mérida’s Paseo de Montejo will trade its usual traffic for horses, embroidered sombreros and escaramuzas this evening, as Yucatán marks Día Nacional del Charro with the city’s Desfile Charro ...

Calakmul is an ancient Mayan city found deep in the jungle of the southeastern Mexican state of Campeche, near the border with Guatemala. The site is also in the heart of the biosphere of the same ...

Several details make Comalcalco a real oddball in the context of Maya cities. For one, the ancient site in Mexico’s Tabasco state was likely the westernmost major Maya settlement. The name Comalcalco ...

High in the arid hills of the state of Zacatecas lies La Quemada, one of Mesoamerica’s most enigmatic ancient cities. La Quemada, Spanish for “The Burned,” makes reference to evidence of a large-scale ...