Living in Mexico

However, If you have school age children and are moving to Huatulco, congratulations! You are offering your children a unique, international experience. Your children will grow and learn with wider …

People often ask why I love Mexico. The answer is a simple one. Mexico took me by surprise. A delightful surprise. Originally wanting to move to Valencia, Spain, my plan …

Investing in a property in Mexico is a dream come true for many. The breathtaking views, the sound of the waves, and the warm tropical breeze create an idyllic setting …

Xeriscape Landscaping in Mexico: A Water-Wise and Low-Maintenance Paradise If you’re planning to move to Mexico and create your dream home, one aspect that deserves careful consideration is landscaping. In …

  Water scarcity is a global issue affecting nations worldwide, including Mexico. Conserving water has become a critical necessity everywhere. Whether you’re a long-time resident or new to living in …

As we soar into the new year, here’s a look ahead at all of the Holiday & Festival Dates in Oaxaca throughout the months. Mark your calendars!   By Alvin …

These reenactments of biblical events annually unite communities By Joseph Sorrentino for Mexico Daily News    The procession for the posada begins, as do virtually all processions in San Gregorio Atlapulco, Mexico …

Holiday Season in Mexico. Perhaps because Day of the Dead festivities in Mexico are so unique, intriguing and colorful, the celebrations around Christmas tend to get less attention. But the …

The Zapotecs (Oaxaca’s Zapotec Heritage) were an indigenous civilization that lived along the Oaxaca coast and all over the state of Oaxaca. They are known for their rich and ancient …

   In our new Mexico Living blog article, we’ll shine a spotlight on five exceptional Oaxacan artists on the world stage, each with their unique style, medium, and cultural influences. …