Discover the breathtaking wonders of Mexico through eco-tourism! 🌍 From lush jungles to pristine beaches, there’s something ...

Two OXXO stores in Juchitán, Oaxaca, were set on fire in coordinated attacks following the arrest of relatives of criminal leader "Commander Cromo," ...

I liked Oaxaca ... why does this neighborhood, separated from the nation’s capital by 300 miles and several mountain chains, have the same name as Xochimilco in Mexico City?

ALFREDO ESTRELLA/AFP via Getty Images. The year is 2006. Oaxaca, Mexico. A city that will unexpectedly become ground zero for one of the most radical movements Mexico has seen in the 21st century.

when two close aides to Mexico City Mayor Clara Brugada were shot and killed in a targeted attack at a main thoroughfare in an otherwise quiet residential neighborhood. While it wasn’t clear who ...

Wondering if Xochimilco is worth visiting during your trip to Mexico City ... as it’s just outside the city. If you decide to venture here alone, you’ll have to go through some more “dangerous” ...

Maps and preserved butterflies add to the explorer motif. In the world of tacos, Mexico City is best known ... a glimpse of this lifestyle in the Xochimilco neighborhood. Arca Tierra is a project ...

The local Day of the Dead festivals are called comparsa, and they are smaller parades held in each neighborhood. While Dia de Muertos is the penultimate way to experience Oaxaca, the state has ...

Why is Christian Science in our name? Our name is about honesty. The Monitor is owned by The Christian Science Church, and we’ve always been transparent about that. The Church publishes the ...

Do you doubt that Mexico City is the right place ... With its 18 neighborhoods, more than 100 kilometers of navigable canals and 11 piers, Xochimilco offers options for fun and delicious food.

Performers dance at the Guelaguetza Auditorium in Oaxaca City, Mexico, July 22, 2024. Guelaguetza is an annual showcase of the indigenous cultures of Mexico, featured by traditional music ...

People take part in Guelaguetza in Oaxaca City, Mexico, July 20, 2024. Guelaguetza is an annual showcase of the indigenous cultures of Mexico, featured by traditional music, dance, and food.