Category: Historic Yucatan
Yucatecan mummies of Santa Elena another tourist attraction in our state
Although, Guanajuato is famous for its mummies, Yucatán also has a museum dedicated to its.
What do the mysterious green crosses in the houses of Yucatan mean?
Anyone who has made a road trip along the Yucatan Peninsula and in general of.
Museum of the church of Conkal to open July 13
The Sacred Art Gallery of the Archdiocese of Yucatán, located inside the church of Conkal,.
Documents and photos of Porfirio Díaz’ visit to Yucatán will be displayed in Mérida
25 original documents, published during the visit of former president Porfirio Díaz Mori to Mérida.
Yucatán and its fight against transgenics (Part 2)
Since many rural communities in Yucatán depend on the cultivation and harvesting of corn, honey.
Yucatán and its fight against transgenics (Part 1)
Corn and honey production in the Yucatan peninsula has a historical importance for the local.
The Hermitage of San Dieguito in Tekax
Built 373 years ago, according to the date of registration on the main access door,.
Photographic work of Yucatan’s history was presented in the FINI 2018
Within the framework of the activities of the International Image Festival (FINI), the photographer and.
Ever heard about of the only woman ‘Bruja Mayor’ that lived in Yucatan?
Catemaco, in the state of Veracruz, is known throughout the world as a center for.
Africans, Maya, Spaniards and Yucatecans: relations, exchanges and contributions
Africans, Afro-descendants and pardos (descendants of Maya and Africans), lived in Yucatan during the Spanish.
