Three Kings Day in Mexico is a vibrant tradition of gifts, faith, and delicious Rosca de Reyes. This Jan 6th celebration unites families and keeps holiday cheer alive...
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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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Easter or Semana Santa is one of the most celebrated holidays in Mexico and takes place over two weeks. Semana Santa is the week before Easter, Pascua is the week after...
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There is so much to see and do in Mexico at Christmastime, with so much tradition and reasons to celebrate. These 5 places are the best for a Christmas vacation in Mexico...
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Easter is one of the most celebratory times in Mexico. The best, most interesting, and historical traditions can be found in these towns throughout its countryside...
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The Day of the Dead honors dead family & friends, but it is not a morbid affair. One of Mexico's most important holidays, it's a celebration unlike any other...
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Vacationing in Mexico for Christmas? Holiday festivities fill the entire month of December! Here's what to expect if you spend Navidad in Southern Mexico...
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Valentine's Day in Mexico is called Dia del Amor y la Amistad, or the Day of Love and Friendship. Mexico celebrates romantic relationships & close friendships...
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Heading to Mexico for the New Year? Here are the most popular New Year's Eve traditions and best destinations where you can celebrate them in Mexico...
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