We’re happy to announce that after many months, the archaeological site Cañada de la Virgen has re-opened. The health and...
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Join us for a special story, told by acclaimed archeologist and tour guide Albert Coffee. It is a story of...
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Part two was held June 8th at 5pm. Contact us if you weren't able to attend or have suggestions for...
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On the road from the scenic highland Chiapas town of San Cristóbal de las Casas to the Mayan rainforest site...
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Day 1 We just returned from an immersive journey into the heart of archaeological Mesoamerica! A seven-day adventure, it was a...
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We’re happy to announce that after many months, the archaeological site Cañada de la Virgen has re-opened. The health and safety of our guests is our top priority. For that reason, we have remained closed since March. The San Miguel de Allende municipal government has put additional measures in place to ensure that tour operators […]
Join us for a special story, told by acclaimed archeologist and tour guide Albert Coffee. It is a story of time and place, a mixture of history and legend, of myth and mystery. It is a tale of inspiration which has led to Mexico’s present day national identity, one that shares universal concepts and sheds […]
Part two was held June 8th at 5pm. Contact us if you weren’t able to attend or have suggestions for upcoming presentations! Did you know? San Miguel is famous for more than its agreeable climate, luxury accommodations and fine dining? Once thought to be on the fringes or even outside of the cultural realm of […]
On the road from the scenic highland Chiapas town of San Cristóbal de las Casas to the Mayan rainforest site of Palenque, at about the halfway point, there is a little known and rarely visited Mayan city known as Toniná. A bit off of the beaten path, near the town of Ocosingo, it is a […]
Day 1 We just returned from an immersive journey into the heart of archaeological Mesoamerica! A seven-day adventure, it was a truly unique experience digging into the pre-Hispanic history of Mexico. I, my driver Daniel and five travelers left San Miguel the morning of Monday, May 4th and headed out towards our first destination, the magical […]
An Ancient Wonder Revealed to the Public We’ve all heard about the importance of 2012 to the ancient Maya but for ‘Northern Central Mesoamerica’, a newly designated region long neglected by archaeologists and historians which includes San Miguel de Allende and most of Guanajuato state, it is 2010 that may have been the year to […]