Quintana Roo They are the Sian Ka’an Biosphere region located a couple hours south of Cancun and the Santuario del Mono Araña at Pac Chen, also known as the Punta Laguna Monkey Reserve.Among the many species of animals who live there, you will find spider and howler monkeys on the list. What animals live near […]

No, Mexico is not too dangerous to visit if you use your common travel sense. There are plenty of regions and cities that are more than safe to visit. Stay away from the areas that are known for trouble and you’ll have a great trip. Is Mexico Safe for travel in 2021? Mexico – Level […]

Property prices have been rising steadily in Mexico over the last decade—driven by a range of forces including the country’s stable macro-economics, foreign residents moving here and buying property for retirement, and the emergence of residential mortgages offered by Mexican banks making home ownership a possibility How much does the average house cost in Mexico? […]

What is the current air quality in Mexico City? Air pollution level Air quality index Main pollutant Unhealthy for Sensitive Groups 102 US AQI PM2.5 What’s the air quality like in Mexico City? Mexico City Air Pollution: Real-time Air Quality Index (AQI) Current Min PM2.5 AQI 109 38 PM10 AQI 48 20 O3 AQI 78 […]

So, is Cancun safe to visit? Yes! While there is crime in Cancun, and crime in Quintana Roo in general, Cancun has less crime than some of America’s most famous cities and the crime is very localized to specific parts of the city. Is Cancun guarded? yes, Cancun is safe to visit.The best way to […]

Driving in Mexico, in general, is perfectly safe and like I mentioned above, is one of the best ways to see the country. A few tips I stick to when driving in Mexico are to avoid driving at night. If you are traveling between cities or other rural areas, stick to the daytime. Is it […]

The Puerto Vallarta Airport states that you have to show up 3 hours prior for international flights. We and lots of people say that 2 Hours is enough, but this will always depend on the season of the year, the amount of luggage you have and the number of people in your party. How long […]

After gaining independence in 1821, the country was left in a poor state. Agricultural, mining and industrial production had fallen during the war, and over half a million Mexicans had died. What happened when Mexico became independent? The revolutionary tract called for the end of Spanish rule in Mexico, redistribution of land, and racial equality. […]

Many cities have experienced subsidence. The most famous, Venice, has sunk about 9 inches during the 20th century as its water table has dropped. But from here Venice’s problems seem marginal. Mexico City has sunk 30 feet. How much has Mexico City subsided? The ground in Mexico City is sinking at a rate of almost […]

Scientists first noticed Mexico City was sinking in the early 1900s, at a rate of roughly 8 centimeters a year. By 1958, that had jumped to 29 centimeters a year, which led to a decision to cap the amount of water that could be brought up from wells in the city center. What caused Mexico […]

It was they, after all, who decided to build the city in the middle of a lake that had formed in a volcanic crater.As the city’s population exploded, demand for water rose sharply, and the aquifer beneath the city is now believed to be in danger of collapsing. Is Mexico City on a volcano? Mexico’s […]

Descendants, spouses, ascendants, collateral relatives to the 4th degree and common-law spouses have the right to inherit through intestate successions. If none of the relatives described above exist, the assets of the deceased must be distributed to public charity. What happens when someone dies without a will in Mexico? When someone dies without a will […]

No where is perfectly safe but the Mayan Riviera is one of the safest areas of Mexico. Traffic is getting worse (and thus more accidents) and both Cancun and Playa del Carmen have recently had some incidents of gang/cartel violence. However, we go every year without any major concerns. Is it safe to go to […]

But the past few decades have seen many leading brands move substantial parts of their car manufacturing to Mexico, which is now the #3 global leader in automotive manufacturing. Does Mexico make their own cars? Mexico is the second largest automobile manufacturing nation in the Western Hemisphere, after the United States, having produced 4 million […]

The vehicle import permit can ONLY be obtained from Banjercito, the official Mexican issuing agency. Get your permit online at the Banjercito website or at the Mexico border. Online purchases must be made 7-60 days prior to travel into Mexico. What do I need to get a permit for my car to go to Mexico? […]