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Ukadiriaji wa wastani wa 5 kati ya 5, tathmini 1

Capture Mercado Lucas de Gálvez with a food photographer

This intimate exploration of a thriving Yucatecan market blends photography, culture, and local flavors. You’ll learn to capture authentic moments, and how to understand the cultural context behind each image. • We’ll walk through the market as I explain its history as a hub of Yucatecan life, sharing its stories, traditions, and flavors. I’ll show you techniques for capturing spontaneous scenes. • Engage with vendors, artisans, and local figures who’ll share their stories and expertise. This is also a great chance to capture in-the-moment portraits and interactions. • Visit a food stall to observe and photograph the preparation of iconic market dishes in action, before we reflect on our experiences and hold a constructive feedback session about our photos. You’ll leave with enhanced real-life photography skills, an appreciation for the market’s place in Yucatecan life, and my digital guide on documentary photography—a valuable resource for your ongoing explorations.

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Explore Yucatán’s henequen heritage and textile art

The story of Yucatán is stitched into its textiles, woven with the strength of henequen—a fiber made from agave leaves—and the artistry of generations past. You’ll wander through the Xcumpich neighborhood, a historical center for henequen production, and learn to make textiles with guidance from a local designer who reimagines ancestral techniques for today’s world. • We’ll meet at the grand pich tree in Xcumpich Park before setting off on a guided walk through the remnants of an old hacienda. • Learn how henequen—once known as “green gold”—shaped the region’s economy and identity, and see firsthand how this neighborhood continues to honor its textile traditions. • Outside, surrounded by trees and an old water well, a local textile artist will introduce you to working with henequen. Through a step-by-step demonstration, you’ll create your own small textile piece using traditional knotting and free-form techniques. More than just a souvenir, your piece will carry the story of a place where history, nature, and creativity intertwine. Through this experience, you’ll gain a deeper appreciation for the skill and artistry behind handmade textiles while supporting local traditions that bridge past and present.

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Corner chronicles and artisanal ice cream in Mérida

Take a one-hour, 45-minute immersive tour of Mérida’s cozy streets, revealing the legends, symbolism, and cultural roots that shape the city’s identity. The names of Mérida’s corners are a living testament to its rich cultural tapestry and vibrant history, rooted in Mayan traditions, colonial influences, or everyday life. • Meet at Casa Bonita, a space dedicated to artisan crafts, where I’ll share the inspiration behind this journey and gift you a special Loving Mérida souvenir. • Explore the city’s iconic corners with visits to sites like La Grulla, El Loro, and El Chemulpo, learning about the significance of their names, the stories they hold, and their role in preserving Mérida’s history. • Take a sweet break at artisanal ice cream shop Helados Pola for a scoop of Yucatecan-inspired flavors before visiting La Plaza Grande, where we’ll uncover more hidden stories behind corners like El Sol, La Tortuga, and El Coliseo and reflect on how these cultural markers connect Mérida’s past to its vibrant present. Whether it’s discovering hidden architectural gems, learning about the European influence on Yucatán’s golden era, or hearing local legends, you’ll leave with a meaningful connection to Mérida’s history and culture.

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Handcraft traditional Mayan pottery with the Espadas Family

Get hands-on with history and shape your own Mayan pottery with the Espadas Family, skilled artisans and passionate educators dedicated to preserving this ancestral art. In this immersive workshop, you’ll connect with centuries-old techniques, molding clay into a unique piece while uncovering the deep cultural significance behind every design. • Meet the Espadas Family, who will introduce you to the history and artistry of Mayan ceramics in their open-air workshop. • Learn about locally sourced clay in a live demonstration of ancestral shaping and texturing techniques. • Mold and carve your own piece under the artisans’ guidance, embedding traditional motifs with personal meaning. • Afterward, you’ll gather for a homemade Mayan meal featuring locally sourced ingredients and generations-old recipes. You'll leave with your one-of-a-kind ceramic creation and a deep appreciation for the craftsmanship and heritage behind Mayan pottery.

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Journey through Mérida’s art studios with a local artist

What better way to experience Mérida’s booming art scene than with the artists who call the city home? Join me on a sensory adventure through the galleries and studios that nourish Mérida’s vibrant art community—and while we’re there, strike up a conversation with actual working artists. • We’ll begin our journey at my studio, where you will awaken your senses through a blindfolded immersive art experience, to prime you for what comes next. • You’ll get intimate access to the studios and galleries of internationally recognized artists who work in a variety of mediums, from photography to sculpture to painting and beyond. • Best of all, you’ll get to engage in one-on-one conversations with the artists themselves, to learn about their unique creative philosophies and artistic journeys. You’ll leave with a once-in-a-lifetime connection to our gorgeous Yucatán city through its vibrant art and equally vibrant working artists.

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Traditional sweat lodge ceremony with a Maya shaman

In Acanceh, where ancient traditions thrive, shaman Don Edgar welcomes you to a sacred journey of purification, spiritual cleansing, and harmony with nature and the cosmos. • The journey begins with a warm welcome from Don Edgar as you step into a sacred space. Learn about Maya numerology and its ties to nature’s cycles that reveal the interconnectedness among life, the universe, and the self. • Change into comfortable clothes to partake in a cleansing blessing performed with incense and traditional elements. Through this ritual, you’ll clear away stagnant energies and set intentions for the ritual. • Inside the sweat lodge, called a temazcal, feel the embrace of warmth and steam infused with aromatic herbs. Don Edgar will guide the ritual as you listen to ancient teachings and reflections on balance and renewal. • When you emerge from the temazcal, you’ll cool down in a serene setting with herbal tea to replenish your energy. Don Edgar leads a closing discussion, offering space to reflect on personal insights before parting with blessings and a renewed sense of connection to yourself and the wisdom of the ancients. The sweat lodge ceremony is an invitation to embrace the wisdom of the Maya, aligning mind, body, and spirit in a ritual passed down through generations.

Ukadiriaji wa wastani wa 5 kati ya 5, tathmini 2

Learn the ancient craft of Mayan embroidery in Tipikal

Learn the centuries-old Maya tradition of embroidery with a UNESCO-recognized guardian of Maya embroidery, and immerse yourself in the rich textile traditions of Yucatán. No previous sewing experience is required. We will start with a warm welcome and introduction to the cultural and historical significance of Maya embroidery. You will be introduced to the techniques and materials we’ll use in the workshop. You'll learn about a variety of rescue stitches from xokbil chuuy, deshilado, x’manikté, siinta chuuy, arreves chuuy, molmis, and henequén stitch, and you’ll practice a unique stitch under Fidelia's expert guidance to work on your embroidery project. As you work, hear about the symbolic meanings behind traditional Maya designs, and discuss the impact of embroidery on the lives of the women in the Tipikal cooperative. You’ll leave with your hand-made embroidered keepsake and an enhanced knowledge of the cultural heritage of Yucatán.

Ukadiriaji wa wastani wa 5 kati ya 5, tathmini 1

Urban sketching & watercolor workshop at Galería Secreta

Join me, a Cuban visual artist, for a unique art lesson in Mérida’s historic Barrio de Santiago, where you’ll learn how to sketch or paint using watercolor, charcoal, ink, or graphite. This fun and immersive art experience is a good fit for all skill levels and ages, including children. • Tour my studio at Galería Secreta and hear about Merida’s architectural history, artistic traditions, and my personal creative process. I’ll give an overview of the materials we’ll be using. • Explore Barrio de Santiago, taking in the grand colonial facades, architectural details, courtyards, and unique entryways. As we walk, you’ll choose a building or architectural element as inspiration for your art piece. I’ll share creative prompts to feed your process and inspire the art you’re about to make. • Time to make your masterpiece! Back at the studio, choose your materials and medium and get to work sketching or watercoloring. I’ll help you throughout, sharing tips on technique, composition, shading, and blending. You’ll leave with your handmade artwork, and a deeper understanding of the area’s architecture and history.

Ukadiriaji wa wastani wa 5 kati ya 5, tathmini 1

Craft Yucatecan snacks at restored former school

Admire the details Soak in the former schoolhouse's design and restoration. Prep classic bites Craft Yucatecan foods with locally sourced ingredients. Savor your creations Enjoy your meal alongside fresh local drinks. Soak in terrace view Discuss how food, culture, and community overlap Two participants minimum for this experience to happen

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Ukadiriaji wa wastani wa 4.93 kati ya 5, tathmini 1145

Chichen Itza, Private Cenote/Food Experience & Izamal

Avoid crowds, beat the heat, no tourist traps, get to taste the best of the Yucatan cuisine home made cooked and swimm in the only private cenote, off the beaten path. Our 5:50 am departure, will guarantee to be the first group inside Chichen Itza and take amazing pictures. Togheter we'll unveil the importance and history of this ancient city. A beautiful cenote, own by a family with mayan heritage found by stroke of luck, plenty of time to enjoy the crystal clear freshwater of this unique gemm. Enjoy the authentic home made food with fresh ingredients & hand made corn tortillas, all prepared at the moment. In Izamal you can climb the mayan pyramid of Kinich kakmo, walk among the magic streets of the city and visit the convent. Average time to stay in each location: Chichen itza 2.5 hour guided tour & free time Cenote and food experience 2.5 hours Izamal 1.5 hour guided tour & free time Back at Merida between 4 to 5 pm Transportation included Professional licensed tourguide at all times Chichen itza foreign visitors state tax $570 mx not included Chichen itza mexican citizens state tax $200 mx Food experience $300 mx not included lifejacket available ( not obligatory) Food experience: Sopa de lima, guacamole, panuchos, salbutes, cochinita pibil tacos/home made tortillas, hibiscus flower cold tea & fresh fruit Vegetarian options

Ukadiriaji wa wastani wa 4.92 kati ya 5, tathmini 199

Discover Chichén Itzá, Izamal, Cenote & the local cuisine

We will begin our adventure by meeting at the designated point at 6:00 a.m. We’ll set off early to be the first to arrive at Chichén Itzá. In fact, we might get there before the gates even open, ensuring we’re ready to enter well ahead of the crowds. This way, we’ll also avoid the heat. After you explore and take in the wonders of this ancient Mayan city, we’ll head either to a small local market or to a regional restaurant to enjoy traditional regional cuisine. Following this, we’ll drive 35 minutes to the home of a family fortunate enough to have a cenote on their property. This cenote, though open to the public, is rarely visited and incredibly beautiful. It features stalactites, stalagmites, and underground caves that extend into depths yet to be fully explored. After the cenote, we’ll visit the magical city of Izamal, also known as the Yellow City, one of the most iconic towns in Yucatán. Here, we’ll explore the Convent of San Antonio de Padua, the grand pyramid of Kinich Kakmó, and some artisan shops. *I’m not allowed to guide people inside the archaeological site, as there is currently a policy that only official guides are permitted to do so. However, I can arrange for the group to have a private official guide for a lower cost than the official price. For example, in a group of 5 people, each person would only need to contribute $8 USD to cover the guide’s fee.

Ukadiriaji wa wastani wa 4.87 kati ya 5, tathmini 151

Chichen Itza Guided Walking Tour

The area of Chichen Itza was once the commercial, political, military, and religious center of the ancient Mayan civilization. Today, the 1,000+ year ruins are considered an archaeological and sacred site that details the powerful and mystical history of its more than 35,000 inhabitants. Go on a guided tour with a certified federal bilingual tour guide who will brief you on the history of the ancient Maya people and point out several important buildings such as the Warriors’ Temple, El Castillo, and El Caracol. Understand what it was like in the day of the life and discover historical details and tidbits of this UNESCO World Heritage Site from your knowledgeable guide.

Ukadiriaji wa wastani wa 4.97 kati ya 5, tathmini 261

Chichen Itzá, servicio de guía en la zona arqueológica

Sabías que el monumento considerado como una maravilla del mundo moderno en Chichen Itzá, no se llama Chichen Itza? Conozcamos juntos los misterios de una de las ciudades mayas más importantes de la época prehispánica a través de un recorrido guiado donde conoceremos los rincones más sorprendentes de la antigua ciudad maya de Chichen Itzá. Hablaremos sobre arquitectura, cultura, arte e historia y con un poquito de suerte también aprenderás un poco del idioma maya.... No te pierdas la oportunidad de conocer su historia a través de sus monumentos arqueológicos que han prevalecido por siglos. En el recorrido visitaremos el Gran Juego de Pelota uno de los más grandes de todo México, el templo de los guerreros, habláramos del imponente cenote sagrado y por supuesto una de las 7 maravillas del mundo moderno El templo de Kukulkan entre otros edificios. Somos un grupo de guías certificados nativos de la región. Además, evita el calor y las mutitudes en nuestro recorrido de las 8 de la mañana. ♦️TICKETS DE ACCESO A CHICHEN ITZA NO INCLUIDOS, pero ayudamos a nuestros viajeros adquiriendolos por anticipado para evitar largas filas si así lo solicitan. Contactanos!!

Ukadiriaji wa wastani wa 4.92 kati ya 5, tathmini 326

Recorre Mérida en bicicleta con un guía e historiador local

You will enjoy a two and a half hour bike ride in a safe, fun and unhurried way in one of the most beautiful and peaceful cities in the world: Mérida. We will start at Paseo Montejo avenue to pick up our bicycles and ride through bicycles lanes where I will tell you the secret history of the beautiful mansions and the explanation of the monuments found on this boulevard. We will head to the historic center, pausing for a refreshing fruit drink at my favorite place. Then we will continue to the new and amazing park of “La “Plancha” just three minutes away from Montejo through the gastronomic 47 street. You will learn about the history of railroads and henequén there. On our way, I will give you my personal recommendation of the most relaxed, beautiful, not so expensive places to eat, have a drink and listen to good live music.

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Crea un bordado en pepenado

Descubrirás la técnica del pepenado, un tipo de bordado utilizado por diferentes grupos indígenas del centro del país. Realizarás un muestrario con 4 diferentes diseños tradicionales bordando a mano con hilos de colores. Otros aspectos destacables Es un taller práctico de bordado, hablaremos un poco de la región de donde se realiza originalmente está técnica. Escríbenos si te interesa otra fecha para asistir.

Ukadiriaji wa wastani wa 4.92 kati ya 5, tathmini 123

Historia Viva, Haciendas de Cine & Cenotes de Leyenda

Postulada en 2023 como la Mejor Experiencia en Yucatán Explora haciendas históricas y cenotes mágicos en una aventura de 6 horas Comenzamos a las 8:00 am, cuando el clima es más fresco y los lugares aún están tranquilos. Esta experiencia te lleva por joyas ocultas de la península que no olvidaras jamás. tour a pies por Hacienda Real del Siglo XVII – Un sitio cargado de historia donde, según leyendas, se bañaban emperadores. (Entrada no incluida) aprox 650 pesos conocerás dos cenotes mágicos – Nada y relájate en aguas puras y cristalinas, rodeado de naturaleza. Almuerzo en una hacienda de lujo – Disfruta de una comida yucateca en un entorno elegante. (Comida no incluida) 300 pesos por persona menú abierto. Hacienda francesa abandonada – Cierra el recorrido explorando un lugar lleno de misterio y belleza. Incluye: Guía experto y Transporte exclusivo con aire acondicionado, agua embotellada y equipo para cenotes.

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Conoce en bicicleta tres cenotes ocultos en el Mayab

Durante esta experiencia que comienza en la comunidad maya hablante de Abala, visitaremos el entorno natural y cultural del bello estado de Yucatán, a través de cómodos y espectaculares senderos silvestres, desbordantes en naturaleza, vestigios prehispánicos olvidados por el tiempo en la inmensidad de la selva Maya y que conducen a tres bellos cenotes, cada uno con formaciones y bóvedas muy diferentes entre ellos como capricho de la naturaleza, que esperan a sus visitantes para refrescarlos en sus cristalinas y frescas aguas y con los cuales nos encontraremos uno por uno a lo largo de nuestro camino de diez kilómetros de longitud, para darle gusto a nuestros sentidos. Después de refrescar al cuerpo en los cenotes y para finalizar la experiencia con broche de oro, abordaremos la camioneta que nos trasladará hasta la comunidad dé Uayalceh de Peon , para quien guste opcionalmente y a un módico costo deleitarse de la gastronomía yucateca, tendrá la opción de almorzar en la cocina Maya de esta comunidad elaborada por mujeres de origen maya en donde conocerás , sus costumbres, su legado cultural, el sencillo y fantástico estilo de vida de la gente maya que habita esta comunidad inmersa en el Mundo Maya Incluye: *Bicicleta de montaña *Casco de seguridad *Guía experimentado *Transporte Mérida-Abalá-Mérida

Ukadiriaji wa wastani wa 4.89 kati ya 5, tathmini 427

History walking tour at colonial Mérida

We'll walk in Merida's downtown (between 1.5 to 2 hours, depending on the group) to know a little bit of Yucatan's histroy, where we'll stop to talk about the events that took place in the different historical points included in the tour. I'll happily do my best to answer all your questions concerning to the subject of the tour or any other that you may have. We'll join the downtown's life, so be prepared to walk and enjoy. Follow me on Instagram @followmeyucatan Other things to note I can open a tour hour on request. Send me a message and if it is possible i'll open it!

Ukadiriaji wa wastani wa 4.97 kati ya 5, tathmini 38

A walk over the walls

To start, we will meet and begin the walk at the stairs of the Campeche's Catedral We will walk it all over the down town while I talk about it's history and importance for the City. Since there are at least 7 Strongholds or "Baluartes", we will walk, clockwise, around the city's centre to know each of them. In the noon we will be able to stop for lunch and we may eat some traditional dish of this region. Once finished the "Baluartes" walk, at the afternoon, we are going to watch the Campeche's City's famous sunset. No words can describe it. Campeche is a place where the old colonial buildings and the afternoon light match very well for excellent pictures. No need to be a pro if you want great photos.

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