Chicatana ants on smoking baby corn, a mole that has been reheated and fed every day for years, and a table most people book months… The post Pujol review: ants, a years-old mole and Mexico City’s hardest table appeared first on The Discoveries Of.

Looking for a stylish, design-led boutique stay in the heart of Mérida that won’t break the bank? Read our full review of Sercotel Casona 61. The post Casona 61 Boutique Hotel review: Mérida’s design bolthole with private plunge pools appeared first on The Discoveries Of.

From the mesmerising candlelit rituals of nearby Chamula to baroque churches, mountain-top viewpoints and a brilliant food scene, here are the best things to do in San Cristóbal de las Casas. The post Things to do in San Cristóbal de las Casas, and the church you won’t forget in a hurry appeared first on The Discoveries Of.

Let’s get one thing out of the way: if your entire Tulum trip is the beach road, then yes, Tulum is overrated. I’ll say it…. The post Is Tulum overrated? Only if you never leave the beach appeared first on The Discoveries Of.

Why did a sleepy Gulf port need two kilometres of walls? And why does almost nobody stop here on the way between Mérida and Palenque?… The post Things to do in Campeche, Mexico’s walled Rainbow City appeared first on The Discoveries Of.

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