Overlooked by tourists, this Maya site near the bay of Chetumal feels like your own Indiana Jones adventure.

The Maya city that’s still sleeping beneath the jungle.

An ancient Maya site near Bacalar, famous for its massive stucco masks.

Two Southern Yucatán Maya settlements home to the powerful Kaan dynasty.

An off-the-beaten path way to travel between the Mexican state of Quintana Roo and the islands of Belize.

Old-style beach resort glamour the Mexican way.

Finding the rose(s) among the thorns in a colonial Mexican city that’s unfairly overlooked.

Who knew traveling by bus between the capital and the Pacific ocean could be so convenient and comfortable?

Picturesque and full of natural beauty, this magical town is a great day escape from Monterrey.

Dare to let the picturesque capital of silver enchant you for a few days.

Tucked between mountains, this isolated former mining town will take your breath away.

Off the beaten path, this northern city is a treasure trove of grand colonial architecture.

Tucked in a corner of the smallest state in Mexico, this magical town is well worth the trip from the federal capital.

Close to the border with Zacatecas, this quiet pueblo mágico feels like Aguascalientes’ best kept secret.

A stone’s throw from Aguascalientes, this lovely pueblo mágico is the self-proclaimed guava capital of the world, but offers much more than sweet treats.

Underrated and overshadowed by more famous colonial towns, this Northern city shows a nice slice of real Mexican life.

A quiet, understated pueblo mágico full of architectural and historical treasures.

A fantastic and often overlooked Toltec archeological site, less than 2 hours from Mexico City.

Why traveling by bus in Mexico is safe, cheap and usually very comfortable.

A historic mining town with lots of history nestled in the Sierra de Pachuca mountains.