The colorful indigenous mountain village of San Cristobal offers the full range of foodie delights from international to local cuisine
The Riviera Maya corridor offers a growing tourist industry the opportunity to visit ancient Mayan ruins like Tulum, Coba and even XelHa
Travel back in time and meet the secretive Mayan culture of San Juan Chamula, hidden deep in the mountains of the state of Chiapas.
The singular charm of picturesque San Cristobal blends indigenous culture, colonial architecture and spectacular natural surroundings.
San Cristobal is a beautiful Mayan village that boasts colorful festivals, age old Mexican traditions and a vibrant indigenous culture.
The ancient Mayan city of Yaxchilan, located on the Usumacinta River in Chiapas state, is a bucket list ruin site for the whole family.
Agua Azul boasts Mexico's incomparably spectacular blue rivers, cataracts and waterfalls set against the tropical jungle of Chiapas.
The ancient Lacandon tribes, hidden in the jungles of Chiapas, are self-sufficient traditionalists with roots that stretch back to ancient Maya.
Zinacantan, nestled in the mystical highlands of Chiapas, is a little known enclave that reveals the ancient secrets of the highland Mayans.
San Cristobal is a beautiful highland Mayan village that boasts colorful festivals, age old Mexican traditions and exciting events for everyone.