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Why You Should Visit Puebla: Mexico’s Hidden Gem of Flavor, Culture, and Volcano Views

From ancient pyramids hidden beneath hills to the birthplace of Mexico’s most iconic dishes, Puebla is where history, flavor, and culture collide. Far from the tourist trail, this vibrant city offers everything from volcano views and colonial charm to the best mole you’ll ever taste. If you’re craving authentic Mexico, Puebla is it.

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San Gerardo de Dota: The Hidden Gem You Should Add to Your Costa Rica Itinerary

Planning a trip to Costa Rica? Don’t miss San Gerardo de Dota, a peaceful cloud forest valley tucked away in the Talamanca Mountains. In this travel guide, you’ll learn how to get there (including car rental tips), the best time to visit, how we spotted 14 quetzals without a tour, and what to do in the area—from riverside walks to hidden waterfalls. Whether you’re a birdwatcher or just looking to escape the crowds, this quiet gem deserves a spot on your itinerary.

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When Wanderlust Hurts: The Dark Side of Digital Nomadism in Local Economies

As the digital nomad lifestyle gains popularity, cities like Mexico City are feeling the pressure. This blog explores how an influx of remote workers can unintentionally drive up costs, displace local communities, and reshape neighborhoods, while offering practical tips for being a more responsible and mindful traveler.

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Carnaval de Huejotzingo: Mexico’s Explosive Festival of History, Culture, and Muskets

Step into the smoky, thunderous streets of Huejotzingo, Puebla, where history isn’t just remembered, it’s lived. The Carnaval de Huejotzingo is one of Mexico’s most electrifying cultural events, blending dramatic reenactments, handcrafted costumes, and real musket fire in a four-day celebration of identity, rebellion, and tradition. This is not your typical carnival, it’s Mexico’s past, present, and pride in action.

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