Archive for the ‘Mexico’

  • Accommodation Options for Honeymooners in Mexico: The La Casa que Canta Accommodation Options for Honeymooners in Mexico: The La Casa que Canta
    If you have planned your honeymoon in Mexico, one of the most exquisite accommodation options you’ll get in the country is the resort called La Casa que Canta. This resort’s Cliffside setting has given it the perfect dramatic ambience that honeymooners look for. Every guestroom of La Casa que Canta is secluded apparently and has several unique features. If you are visiting the place for spending your anniversary, or if you are newly married, you should opt for special acocmo0dation options like Private pool suites and Grand suites. Another highlight of the resort is the open air restaurant housed by it. The restaurant has exceptionally elegant set up and serves the guests innovative dishes having authentic Mexican flavors. While dining  [...]
    December 7th, 2011
  • Tips for Shopping In Mexico Tips for Shopping In Mexico
    Are you in Mexico and looking for some handy shopping tips? Then going through this article will surely help you immensely. If you are in Mexico, you will get the opportunity of buying from a number of art galleries, upscale boutiques as well as the American style malls. The country has several Fonart shops owned by the Government; these shops sell high quality crafts and are meant for people, who are ready to make purchases at fixed prices. You can also shop handmade items from craft centers like the Mercado de Artesanías of Mexico City; here, you can expect attractive discounts on every item you buy. If you are a strict bargainer, you should opt for shopping at the rustic markets and roadside stalls. Majority of towns of Mexico houses  [...]
    September 14th, 2011
  • Ritz Carlton Cancun Ritz Carlton Cancun
    Ritz Carlton Cancun is situated at the Kilometer 14.5 on the Cancun equivalent of the Las Vegas Strip. It is certainly in the best position on the posh hotel filled zone and is within easily accessible distance from the luxury shopping. It is isolated from the traditional zones, and is home to one of the best hotel beaches in entire Cancun. The resort is one of the best options for both families and couples. It is filled with a huge number of attractions and things to do for both men and women. Ritz Carlton is an excellent option whenever you are in the city. The name Ritz Carlton is famed for its brand of hospitality and is known all over the world for their commitment to top class service. There are a huge number of extremely convenient facilities,  [...]
    May 11th, 2011
  • Cancun All Inclusive Hotels: A Summer Treat Cancun All Inclusive Hotels: A Summer Treat
    Cancun’s hotel zone stretches for 25 km. Cancun all inclusive hotels are part of this hotel zone. The hotel zone features a double waterfront, comprising lagoon and ocean. It is extremely popular with those who love parties. Cancun all inclusive hotels are a treat for shopaholics and foodies. A majority of the Cancun all inclusive hotels are ideal for family vacations. Guests can witness the marvelous coral reef adorning the region. Many day trips are organized to witness the Mayan ruins in the Mayan Riviera. Cancun all inclusive hotels have beaches replete with white sand. The condition of the beach can vary depending on the time of the year. Hurricanes and erosion can have damaging effects on the beach. Avalon Grand Cancun: This hotel is  [...]
    December 22nd, 2010
  • Mayan Ruins of Tulum: A Spectacular Sight Mayan Ruins of Tulum: A Spectacular Sight
    Tulum’s location is its greatest attraction. The Mayan ruins of Tulum are intriguing. It is situated on a bluff that faces the rising sun. It offers spectacular views of the Caribbean region. Tulum translates as ‘wall’ in the Mayan language. Because the city was walled, it was rechristened. Research proves that the city was previously called Zama, which means ‘to dawn’. Stephens and Catherwood were explorers who toured the region in 1841. The Caste War began in 1847. During this time, the city was abandoned and left in ruins. They ordered clearing of trees. The city was rediscovered in 1840 by Juan Jose Galvez. The site dates back to AD 564. An inscription on a stele proves this. This suggests that Tulum was active during the Classic  [...]
    December 18th, 2010
  • Mayan Cultures Mayan Cultures
    The Mayan Cultures is the culture which existed during the Mesoamerican civilization. This culture is most known for the development it made for a common written language during the Pre Columbian Americas. The language along with the art was developed in this region as well. The civilization was quite advanced as it come up with advanced research and techniques in mathematical and astronomical systems.  This place had an initial establishment during the pre classical period which was from around the year two thousand BC to the year two hundred and fifty AD.  This is according to the recorded data that has been found here. The Mayan Cultures have a lot of similarities that people share with other Mesoamerican civilizations. This is because  [...]
    November 29th, 2010