I love OATs: Outdoors, Art & Travel
Sian Ka’an (pronounced see-AHN KHAN), a nature-lover paradise in the Yucatan Peninsula in Mexico, made me feel a million miles away from the hustle and bustle of the Mayan Riviera, despite being relatively close to its popular hotspots. The reserve spreads across 528,000 hectares (1,304,716 acres) of marine and freshwater environment (beach side and lagoon …
What do they call this place? “Cuauhnahuac!”, someone replied. I guess whoever got the answer was hard of hearing as they wrote “Cuernavaca” (pronounced kwer-nah-VAH-kah). This city, located in the state of Morelos and roughly 75 kilometres (46 miles) south from the capital, is famous for its architecture from the early colonial period. “The City …
Going off the beaten path in Mexico City will take you to interesting museums and lovely parks that aren’t that well-known to tourists. Either because they aren’t right in the middle of the most visited areas of Polanco, Condesa, and the Historic Centre, or because they’re in smaller venues. After spending months in Mexico City …
When you visit a mega metropolis like Mexico City, sometimes you need a break from the busyness and find relaxing things to do . As much as I love its museums and architecture, sometimes I find myself craving for wide open spaces to escape the hustle and bustle of the city. On the list below …
In the south side of Mexico City, west of the trendy area of Coyoacan, lies the artsy neighbourhood of San Angel. A popular hangout for artisans and painters where a walk along its art-filled streets will inspire you. The same inspiration that led Diego Rivera and Frida Kahlo to open their studios and residence right …
Coyoacan is widely known as Frida Kahlo and Diego Rivera’s neck of the woods, but a visit to their house isn’t the only thing it has to offer. Why visit Coyoacan? A bohemian vibe, UNESCO sites, gardens, museums, and even an archaeological site are some of the reasons why it should be on your list. …
