Category: This is Yucatan:
The mummies of Santa Elena Yucatan
Perhaps you have heard about the “mummies of Guanajuato, Mexico”. In Yucatan, we have our own…
Mayans beheaded, dismembered and burned POW´s
Back in 2013 a group of German researchers found the remains of about 20 human.
Yucatan, the state that was twice an independent country
You’ve probably heard that Yucatan has its own flag because it was once an independent.
Hanal Pixán… the “Day of the Dead” for the Mayas in Yucatan
Hanal Pixán is the name given to the “Day of the Dead” celebrations of the.
Disturbing Mayan deities associated with death and war
The Mayan civilization and culture are amongst the most interesting in history, but equally disturbing.
The world’s largest submerged archaeological site is in Tulum
The Yucatan Peninsula was the cradle of the Mayan culture, here we can find astounding.
Yucatan Remains Among the Top Places in Teen Pregnancy
MÉRIDA Yucatan – One of Yucatán’s main challenges in terms of gender equity is “teenage.
“Secrets of the Mayas”: The most amazing moments
NatGeo transmitted this past Sunday the second delivery of the documentary on the Mayan civilization.
Vogue Magazine travel recommendation: visit Merida!
According to Vogue Magazine web site, Mérida, Mexico, is a must visit destination full of.
Don’t miss the International String Quartet of Yucatan tonight!
International String Quartet of Yucatan Sixth concert season Come to Hacienda Santa Cruz de Palomeque.
