© Suzanne Barbezat An Aztec dance group performs a ceremony near Mexico City's Zocalo. Wordless Wednesday on About More Wordless Wednesday

Acapulco, located in the state of Guerrero on Mexico's Pacific coast, is one of Mexico's most popular beach resort destinations. Located in the Acapulco Bay, it has 11 miles of ... Read More

© Suzanne Barbezat The Guelaguetza festival takes place every July in Oaxaca. The Jarabe Mixteco is one of the traditional dances that is presented as a part of this festival. Wordless ... Read More

The Guelaguetza is a colorful celebration of traditional culture that takes place every year in Oaxaca at the end of July. Brilliantly attired in traditional garb, representatives of each of ... Read More

Photo by Esparta Palma, licensed under Creative Commons San Miguel de Allende is a colonial city that is one of the UNESCO World Heritage Sites in Mexico. Wordless Wednesday on About More Wordless ... Read More

UNESCO, the United Nations Educational, Scientific and Cultural Organization, maintains a list of sites around the world that are considered to be of outstanding universal value, with the purpose of ... Read More

If you're planning a short getaway you may just go to one destination and stay there the whole time, but if you have a bit more time and are hoping ... Read More

Women traveling in Mexico, especially those traveling alone, have some particular concerns. Despite women's advances in the public and legal spheres, the Mexican "macho" culture is still strong and stereotypes ... Read More

There are plenty of festivals taking place in the month of July this year. Two of this month's most noteworthy happenings are the Guelaguetza festival in Oaxaca, and the Short ... Read More

Photo by Kevin Jaako, licensed under Creative Commons This sculpture of a boy on a seahorse is a well-known symbol of Puerto Vallarta. Wordless Wednesday on About More Wordless Wednesday