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The Xmatkuil Fair is not just an annual celebration; for many Yucatecans, it represents a moment of connection, tradition, and pride that resonates both culturally and economically.

Mérida is a city best enjoyed at its own pace—among colorful streets, traditional flavors, and places full of history. In this short guide, we share a one-day itinerary designed to make the most of your visit, combining culture, charm, and the Yucatecan essence that makes this city an unforgettable destination.

Offering on the Day of the Dead is a tradition that unites ritual with memory. It is about sharing with our loved ones the food they most enjoyed and keeping their presence alive through remembrance.

When you think of Yucatán, Mayan ruins, delicious food, and colonial streets full of history probably come to mind. But there's something that makes this region truly unique in the world: cenotes. These stunning natural formations are real oasis in the middle of the jungle and can only be found on the Yucatán Peninsula. contributed a little for Mexico to stand out in this area.

A quick look at some influential artists for what we know as Mexican Art. Painters, singers, actresses, all contributed a little for Mexico to stand out in this area.

Discover the best way to spend 24 hours in Mérida, Yucatán with PM23 vacation rentals as your home base. From morning coffee in Plaza Grande to cenote adventures and evening music at Santa Lucia Park, this lifestyle guide highlights the top things to do, see, and experience while staying in Mérida.