September Is a Month that Means Mexico ¡VIVA MÉXICO! Throughout Mexico’s 30,000 years of history (Yes, as you can hear, 30,000 years old; the first fossil remains of the first Mexicans were found in the “Cueva del Chiquihuite” in the state of Zacatecas) this nation has faced...
Three Wrong Clichés Foreign Visitors May Have About Mexico Mexico? Mexicans? Ah! Yes, They Only Eat Tacos With Chili, Sing “Mariachi,” Songs and Watch the Movie “Coco.” Mexico. There’s a place in the earth called Mexico. At this place, life, history, and...
Five Insider’s Caring Tips When Visiting Archaeological Sites in Mexico Be a Traveler, Not Just a Tourist with Magno’s Tips This post isn’t just about tips. It’s about the great Mexican heritage. Enticing. Mystical. Impressive. Marvelous. Exuberant. A...
Chale Chido and Carnal. Funny Slang in Mexico City Mexico City is a Place for Curious Listeners Who Like to Learn Something New Mexico City represents a melting pot of over 500 years of miscegenation in all life activities. Without any doubt, the language and basic codes of communication...
Ría Celestún Side A and B No. 1 Analysis of Mexico and Ría Celestún Destinations by Franco Magno Ría Celestún, state of Yucatán . Hi !everybody, my Magno followers. Once again, Franco Magno brings you 25 years of traveling insider experience in Mexico. Ría Celestún (Celestún Estuary)...
The Earth’s End Begins a Beautiful Odyssey in Los Cabos Is the End a Beginning? Sure. Let me Tell You Some Insider’s Experiences for Los Cabos Los Cabos, Mexico. The world end’s rock arc. The earth’s end. Beaches everywhere. A sea point where the Mexican Pacific...
Isla Mujeres Side A and B No. 1 Analysis of Mexico and Isla Mujeres Destinations by Franco Magno Isla Mujeres, state of Quintana Roo. Hi! everybody. Once again, Franco Magno brings you 25 years of traveling insider experience into Mexico. Isla Mujeres, Quintana Roo state that little land...
Yucatán State Side A and B No. 1 Analysis of Mexico and Yucatán State Destinations by Franco Magno The state of Yucatán. Today it’s a legend. Some time ago, it was a legend too. Chichén Itzá was the talk of the town. And it couldn’t be helped. “Canek,” the last...
Playa Las Gemelas in Puerto Vallarta: A Micro Paradise Worth Visiting Traveling Delights Courtesy the Mexican Pacific Ocean in Puerto Vallarta Puerto Vallarta. How many things I could say about this fantastic, paradisiacal, and fabulous premier vacation center in Jalisco’s state...
Chac Mool Beach: Pure Fun in Cancún Cancún and Its Extensive Menu of Seductive Beaches Cancún. The “Chac Mool” is a type of Mesoamerican sculpture representing a human figure lying down and reclining on its back, holding a small bowl in its hands. Initially conceived by the...
Los Cabos: Three Social Aspects Visitors Should Observe Los Cabos. Understanding the people Who Live and Work in Mexico’s World-Class Resorts Los Cabos. I consider worth mentioning that when you take a journey to a certain country, you may not consider in your travel plans to...
Travel Insights for the State of Guanajuato Traveling in Mexico and Guanajuato with the Insights of Franco Magno Beautiful Guanajuato. Hi! Magno readers. The Magno Insights are some of the learnings I’ve come to after 25 years of traveling experience in Mexico. By taking advantage...
