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Work on Maya Train uncovered ‘greatest archaeological treasure’ in decades
Mexican archaeologists have discovered never-before-seen treasures during three years of work on the 1,554-km railroad.
2,500-year-old human remains found in Nuevo León cave
The cave appears to have been a burial site and shows evidence of ritual sacrifices.
Stellah de Ville talks life, art and collaboration in Mexico
The Australian potter and curator has started working with and incorporating local wild clays and sands into her ceramics and glazes.
What’s on Mexico’s cultural calendar for 2024?
Mexico is the country to visit in 2024 for world-renowned art festivals, street fairs and fiestas.
Rescuing axolotls in Mexico: Meet Jesús Correa Rangel
The endemic axolotl species of Mexico currently survive in the wild in Xochimilco, but they are endangered.
5 memorable archaeological discoveries in Mexico in 2023
This year saw the unearthing of a lost Maya city, several important discoveries in Chapultepec Park and much more.
Books by Mexican writers to take you out of your comfort zone
Latin American literature is booming with women writers who are exploring exciting and innovative storytelling. Start 2024 with one of these books.
Contemporary and counterculture art scene in Oaxaca’s galleries
Oaxaca is considered the cultural heart of Mexico; it is a muse for creatives, drawing artists from across the country and the world.
What is the true meaning of Christmas for Mexicans?
We have you covered with this guide to the meaning of Mexican Christmas traditions, from posadas to the Three Wise Men.
8 ancient human burials found inside Tulum cave
The discovery at the world-famous Tulum ruins includes both ancient human and animal remains.
Paquimé, linking north and south Mexico before Europeans arrived
Better known in Mexico as Paquimé, the site is full of surprises from its role as a conduit.
Discovering Mexico: This hacienda hunter shares his secrets
Writer John Pint talks to the leader of a group of "hacienda addicts" who explore these historical buildings across Mexico.
Iztapalapa Mural program transforms gray into bursts of color
One of the biggest muralism projects in the world is in the Iztapalapa borough of Mexico City, best viewed from the Cablebus public transportation.
How did the ancient Maya build their pyramids?
For years, the Maya civilization built majestic cities and towering pyramids in a hostile jungle habitat. Did they do it with pure manpower?
INAH investigates cave discovered during Maya Train construction
With the new railroad set to open later this week, the project continues to yield exciting new archaeological finds.
Is our Lady of Guadalupe inspired by the goddess Tonantzin?
Every year on Dec. 12, millions of faithful travel to the Basilica of Our Lady of Guadalupe, north of Mexico City. What is its relation to Tonatzin?