by Native Nomads | Jun 25, 2020 | BIPOC Voices, Latest Posts, Merida, Mexico, Travel Stories, World Travel
Our friend and fellow traveler currently residing here in Mérida, Mexico – Colby Holiday wrote up this article for our new platform PASS THE MIC: BIPOC VOICES and we couldn’t be any more happy about it. Colby is an amazing writer, blogger, content creator,... by Native Nomads | Jun 24, 2020 | Living in Mexico, Merida, Mexico, World Travel
Mérida Neighborhood Project Stuck inside for quarantine for 3 months can drive most people to the breaking point which is part of the reason I searched the internet for the 18th hour of the day. I found that there was no general information or map of the 428+... by Native Nomads | Jun 2, 2020 | Indigenous People, Latest Posts, Mexico, Travel Stories, World Travel
Located adjacent to the very popular and famous city of Puebla de Zaragoza in the State of Puebla (known for the Cinco de Mayo festival on May 5th) and a stone’s throw away from an active volcano nestled in the foothills leading up to Mexico City you will find... by Native Nomads | May 15, 2020 | Indigenous People, Latest Posts, Merida, Mexico, Travel Stories
March 2020. It was a few days before our trip and Guatemala was being called off. The country was banning anyone with a USA or European passport. Our trip to see the famous Semana Santa and Easter festivities in Antigua, to hike the volcanic mountains and swim in... by Native Nomads | Feb 3, 2020 | Living in Mexico
Questions we are asked all of the time (after and before choosing Merida as our home base): How is the Weather in Merida? and How do you deal with the heat? No one is under any illusion who visits or lives here that it is not hot, and it can range from hot to...