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In Yucatán, the Day of the Dead takes on a unique and deeply meaningful form called Hanal Pixán , which in the Mayan language means “Food for the Soul.” It’s not a sad event — it’s a warm, spiritual, and family-centered time when we honor the souls of loved ones who have passed away. Through food, offerings, and gatherings, Yucatecans keep alive one of the most beautiful traditions inherited from the Maya culture. Origins and Meaning The Hanal Pixán  tradition belongs to the

One of the most common dilemmas for travelers in Yucatán is deciding whether to visit Chichén Itzá or Uxmal. Both are UNESCO World...

Cenotes are considered one of Yucatán’s greatest natural wonders — crystal-clear pools of underground water, often hidden in the jungle...