Doll’s Island

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Inside the Xochimilco Canals there is a chinampa – a small plot built on a lake where vegetables and flowers are grown – who’s call “The Island of the Dolls”, there are several legends about its history, we tell you one of them Don Julián Santana Barrera owned that chinampa, one day he found the
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Lion's Fair, the Smile Fair

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Life has to be lived We know how hard it can be to think of fun and joy in times of uncertainty and deabas, but life must go on and that is why you have to enjoy it How to get to the Lion Fair? We invite you to visit the Lion Fair from January
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Cervantino International Festival

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Yesterday began one of the most important Cultural Festivals not only in Mexico but in the whole world, but to understand the Cervantino International Festival… we have to talk about Enrique Ruelas Espinosa forerunner of this Festival. Lawyer, professor, actor, playwright and theatrical director, who from a young age showed interest and taste for theatre,
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Mexican Cinema and Tourism

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Mexican Cinema and Tourism It is well known that Mexico has a great beauty both natural and cultural that has been reflected in several national and international films. Today, August 15, Mexico recognizes and celebrates the contribution of our cinema to Mexican culture and ideology. But you will wonder what relationship does Cinema have with
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The Night No One Sleeps

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The Night No One Sleeps Since 1941 in the Magical Town of Huamantla in Tlaxcala, the pilgrimage of the image of the Virgin of La Caridad takes place at the stroke of midnight on August 15 through the streets covered with carpets and rugs of sawdust and colorful flowers (approximately 8 km) that ends at
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