Take a road trip through Northern Baja on Mexico Highway 1, from Mexicali's La Chinesca to Valle de Guadalupe, Ensenada, Cataviña, and Guerrero Negro, with surprising stops along the way...
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When most travelers think of Mexico, they picture sun-soaked beaches, tacos, and Mariachi music that echoes through cobblestone plazas. But look past the familiar, and you’ll find things that can make a trip there even more interesting, like a capital city that’s slowly sinking, winter forests filled with monarch butterflies, and a canyon system larger...
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Chocolate originated in Mexico. The word 'chocolate' is believe to have been derived from the Nahuatl (an Aztec language) word for bitter water, 'xocolatl.'..
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Discover the rich history and global rise of Mexican beer-from Spanish conquest and German influence to craft brewing, plus a guide to the most popular brands of Mexican beer...
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Discover the surprising history and bizarre facts about Rocky Point, Mexico-from how it got its name to Al Capone to NASA training grounds-it's a beach town with a twist...
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Exploring Aztec culture is a major tourism attraction in Mexico. Learn about Mexico's Aztec history and decide what sights you'd like to see and learn about there...
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On Cinco de Mayo in 1862, Mexicans defeated invading French forces with an untrained army in the Battle of Puebla, where they were outnumbered by nearly 2-to-1...
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Mexico celebrates its independence from Spain in September. Celebrations include their flag being displayed everywhere and fiestas like the 4th of July on steroids...
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September is the month of Mexican patriotism and there's no better place to celebrate it than in Mexico City on September 15, but festivities take place all month...
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Spicy peppers & corn have a long history in Mexican cuisine. Peppers grow best in hot climates, and corn, or maize, has been a staple in Mexico since the Mayans...
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