“Instituto Nacional de Antropologia e History (INAH) is in the process of restoring the murals at BONAMPAK in Room 3 of the Temple of the Murals. These murals were painted in 787 CE to commemorate a victory over the city of Sak 'Tz'i. The vivid colors of the artists have been brought back to life. … [Read more...]
El Gato Gordo Cigars, (Fat Cat Cigars), Old Town Puerto Vallarta, Jalisco
El Gato Gordo is located in Old Town Puerto Vallarta, a 5-minute walk from the Malecon and steps from the Rio Cuale Bridge. El Gato Gordo specializes in specialty, top brand cigars – Cuban cigars, Mexican cigars, House cigars, Blends, Accessories, Pipes, Shishas, specialty and flavoured Tobacco and … [Read more...]
Travel Buddies in Mexico – Matchmaking Site for Vehicles to Travel Together in Mexico
Flagstaff, Arizona (PRWEB) September 20, 2011 “Don’t want to drive alone in Mexico? There is now a site that offers a matchmaking service for those that want to travel with other vehicles. Dorothy and Bill Bell are experts in Mexico road travel and have driven to all 31 Mexican states over a … [Read more...]
Efren Gonzalez, Artist/Muralist, Ajijic, Lake Chapala, Jalisco
EfrenGonzalez, a prolific oil, watercolor, pastel and acrylic painter/muralist, is a native of Ajijic. In his early years, Efren was inspired and taught by the Neil James Art Education Program in Ajijic, Jalisco. Over the years he has has studied with Antonio Cardenas; B.R. Kline, International … [Read more...]
Puerto Vallarta named National Host for 2012 Tourism Convention
"Confirmed by Tourism Secretary, Fernando Olivera Rocha, who said that the bid was won due to the quality of hotels and the facilities the Banderas Bay region offers, air connectivity to Vallarta, and of course the new Puerto Vallarta Convention Center, where the event will be held." Read more … [Read more...]
Virgin America Flights to Puerto Vallarta start Dec. 2, 2011
USA Today By Ben Mutzabaugh "Virgin America has received approval from U.S. regulators to begin service to Puerto Vallarta. The airline says it will begin service to the Mexican resort destination on Dec. 2, 2011. " For entire article, click HERE. … [Read more...]
Maya Archaeology Initiative’s Toucan Logo Ruffles Kellogg’s Feathers
Detroit Free Press - August 22, 2011 “ To a California foundation, its toucan bird symbol represents its attempts to preserve the Mayan culture. To Battle Creek-based Kellogg, it looks too close to Toucan Sam on boxes of its Froot Loops. "This is a bit like the Washington Redskins claiming … [Read more...]
16th European Mayan Conference, Dec. 5-10, Copenhagen, Denmark
16th European Maya ConferenceDecember 5-10, 2011Copenhagen, Denmark "The Maya in a Mesoamerican Context: Comparative Approaches to Maya Studies". ``Papers delivered at the symposium will discuss the integration, interaction and co-development of Maya culture with the wider cultural area of … [Read more...]
Tailwind Jungle Lodge, San Pancho, Mexico
Hi: Just got a message from the Jungle Family at Tailwind Adventure Tours in San Poncho, Riviera Nayarit about the upcoming tourist season 2011-2012: "Hola Amigos! As the summertime draws to a close, many of you may be feeling a bit melancholy. But don't worry, here at the Tailwind jungle lodge, … [Read more...]
300,000 Attend religious ceremony in Mexico
Published August 15, 2011 – Fox News "Guadalajara – Some 300,000 people from 43 countries took part over the weekend in the Holy Supper, the most important festival of the Church of the Light of the World, a Christian sect based in the western Mexican city of Guadalajara, church spokesmen told … [Read more...]





