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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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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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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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 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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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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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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