mexico Travel & Living Guide
Tacos, traditions, and endless fiestas.
Mexico is a sensory explosion, from ancient ruins and mariachi echoes to street tacos that’ll ruin all others for you. Whether you’re surfing in Sayulita, wandering colonial towns, or just chasing sunsets in Oaxaca, Mexico turns every moment into a celebration.
Milpa Farming
An ancient agricultural method growing maize, beans, and squash together, promoting sustainability.
Día de los Muertos
A vibrant celebration honoring deceased loved ones with altars, marigolds, and sugar skulls.
Lucha Libre
Mexico’s unique wrestling style features masked fighters and dramatic flair, captivating audiences nationwide.
Great Pyramid of Cholula
The world’s largest pyramid by volume, hidden beneath a hill and a church in Puebla.
Axolotl
This endangered amphibian, native to Lake Xochimilco, can regenerate limbs and is a national symbol.
Piñata Tradition
A 400-year-old festive custom where decorated containers are broken to release treats.
Language Diversity
Mexico recognizes 68 national languages, reflecting its rich indigenous heritage.
UNESCO Sites
Mexico boasts 35 UNESCO World Heritage Sites, from ancient ruins to colonial cities.
Tacos al Pastor
A beloved street food inspired by Middle Eastern shawarma, featuring marinated pork and pineapple.
Home of Chocolate
The ancient Aztecs and Mayans cultivated cacao beans, introducing the world to chocolate.
Alebrijes
Colorful, fantastical creatures crafted from papier-mâché, celebrated in Mexico City’s annual parade.
Mesoamerican Reef
The second-largest coral reef system globally, stretching along Mexico’s Caribbean coast.