Every year on April 30th, Mexico celebrates one of its most joyful holidays—Día del Niño or Children’s Day. It’s a day dedicated entirely to celebrating children, and you can feel the excitement in schools, parks, and homes all over the country. Let’s take a closer look at the origins of this special day, what usually happens, and why…
Every year, on the fourth Friday of Lent, Oaxaca comes alive with a tradition that’s as refreshing as it is unique: Viernes de Samaritana. If you’re visiting during this time, you’re in for a surprise—a colorful, heartfelt ritual that’s off the typical tourist radar. It’s a local gem that blends generosity with vibrant street vibes….
As the hot, dry season nears in 2025, Oaxaca braces for another round of bushfires—also known as forest fires—that seem to grow more frequent and severe with each passing year. Fueled by drought and human activity, these blazes are ravaging the state’s ecosystems and putting livelihoods at risk. In 2024, Oaxaca recorded alarming statistics that…