A guide to Mexican food
A guide to Mexican food. I’ve been to Mexico about 10 times now but I have to admit that I still get confused by items on a Mexican menu. Such as: what’s the difference between a Burrito and a …
What’s it like living in San Miguel de Allende? (Mexico)
What’s it like living in San Miguel de Allende? I love the way Randy tells it as he sees it. In this interview he covers all the reasons he and his wife left the USA for San Miguel de Allende. He …
11 Unforgettable Off-the-beaten path adventures in Mexico
Off-the-beaten path adventures in Mexico. In a few months I’ll be back in Mexico and this time around I’m looking to have some off-the-beaten path adventures in some of the lesser-known regions of the …
Baja Destination Guide (Mexico)
Baja Destination Guide Mexico’s Baja Peninsula is a geographically distinct and unique part of the country. This narrow strip of land is largely surrounded on two sides by different oceans. Between …
Why this digital nomad chose Mexico City
Why this digital nomad chose Mexico City. Ethan is a digital nomad who’s made a name for himself in the music industry. One of the advantages in doing what he does is location independence. So, …
48 hours in Mexico City
2 Days in Mexico City I’ve been to Mexico City 8 times now. It’s not a place that was ever high on my list of places to see – but 10 years ago my mother moved to Mexico …
Which to visit: Bangkok or Mexico City?
Which to visit: Bangkok or Mexico City? Which to visit: Bangkok or Mexico City? It was one of those random conversations that you have on a 5 hour bus ride (I was with my mother going from Mexico City …
A Visit to the Pueblo Magico town of Tequisquiapan
A Visit to the Pueblo Magico town of Tequisquiapan Only 30 minutes from Bernal, Tequisquiapan (Tequis for short) is another beautiful Pueblo Magico. The highlight is the town square, Plaza Miguel …
Visiting the (overrated?) Pueblo Magico town of Valle de Bravo
Visiting the (overrated?) Pueblo Magico town of Valle de Bravo. I had heard quite a lot about Valle de Bravo. Located about 2 hours west of Mexico City – on Lake Avándaro (it’s actually a man-made …