Mesoamerican groups lived in Mexico before the arrival of European explorers. They include the Maya, Mixtec, Mexica (Aztec), Olmec, Teotihuacan, and Zapotec Despite living in different regions, they shared many characteristics...
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Exploring Aztec culture is one major reason for tourism in Mexico. Use this page to learn more about the Aztec history in Mexico. It will help you decide what sights you'd like to see and what you want to learn in Mexico...
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Find nature & history at an affordable price in Guerrero Negro, Baja California, inside Mexico's biggest wildlife refuge, El Vizcaíno Biosphere Reserve...
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Mexico contains a wealth of culture, history and nature that most never discover. Here are 10 things you might not know about Mexico that you will enjoy learning...
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The traditional Mexican dish, Chiles en Nogada, is prepared for Mexican Independence Day celebrations, which honor Mexico's independence from Spain...
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October twelfth is Dia de la Raza in Mexico. Since 1928 this day has honored the diversity of the many cultures that have intertwined to create the Meztizo people of Mexico...
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On September 15th, at the National Palace, in Mexico City, at 11 pm, the President of Mexico, will ring a bell and shout out a Mexican cry of patriotism, ¡Viva Mexico, viva la independencia!..
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Chiles en Nogada is a colorful dish of green, white, and red, that is traditionally served during the month of September, to celebrate the independence of Mexico...
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Learn about Mexico's patriotic holidays--Aniversario de la Constitución, Día del Trabajo, Cinco de Mayo, Grito de Dolores, Aniversario de la Revolución, & more...
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In 1519, when Hernán Cortés arrived in Mexico, the Aztecs were wearing Serape type garments made of cotton and agave cactus, dyed with fruits and insects...
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