Day of the Dead and the Magic Touch of Chiapas
Situated in the mountains of the state of Chiapas in southern Mexico, the colonial city of San Cristobal de las Casas, with its culture, tradition, diversity, nature and freshness, gives life to one of the most famous celebrations in the world, the Day of the Dead. With an infinite number of fascinating sites, this destination […]
Day of the Dead in Mexico City: tradition, celebration and lots of color.
The end of the year festivities are approaching and with them, one of the most popular in the world is the Day of the Dead in Mexico City, an ancestral tradition that is a fundamental part of Mexico and its culture. For ancient and current Mexicans alike, honoring and remembering their ancestors and deceased is […]
Festival of souls: celebration of death in Mérida
These special days are approaching for all Mexicans when our loved ones return from the world of the dead to live with us. Throughout the Mexican Republic, celebrations are held to commemorate these days and the Yucatan is no exception. With over 10 years of tradition in Mérida, Yucatán, they celebrate the dead with the […]
Vivre en harmonie avec la nature à Nuevo Durango, Quintana Roo
Quintana Roo est un état très touristique de la République mexicaine, en particulier la zone nord-est avec des endroits comme Cancun, Cozumel, Playa del Carmen, entre autres. La vérité est que ce sont les endroits les plus frappants, mais qu’en est-il des destinations touristiques cachées du sud du Mexique ? Nuevo Durango est l’un des […]
Rutopia “Promise of Tourism 2022” – Behind an award there is always a story to tell
Today we want to tell you the story of how and why Rutopía won the “Promise of Tourism 2022” award, and what this award means to us. Promise of Tourism, seeks to continuously promote the participation of young entrepreneurs who create solutions to improve the quality and growth of tourism in the country. An award […]
Oaxaca Tour among Forests, Handicrafts and Beaches
Oaxaca is one of the most visited states in Mexico. Its colorful beauty has captivated millions of foreigners. It is one of the few places in the country where most of the indigenous customs and traditions are still respected. This state will always welcome people with open arms and mesmerizing beauty. So let’s go with […]
Cucapa: The people of the river
Cucapa means “people of the water” or “people of the river” because they live on the banks of the Colorado River in northwestern Sonora. Yumans are an ethnolinguistic family composed of 15 ethnic groups from the deserts of Baja, California, Sonora, Arizona, and California in the United States. The group has characteristics that denominate them as […]
The mayan origin of hammocks.
If we visit the Yucatan peninsula, into the Mayan communities, we can see that in most of the houses there is a type of net hanging from the extremes. These are the hammocks, and they are used to rest. What are you waiting for to visit the Mayan communities? Rutopía will accompany you. Even, in […]
