Oaxaca is also one of the most biologically diverse states in Mexico. It is also the culinary heart of Mexico. The culinary scene in this Mexican state is impressive, traditional, experimental, ...

In Oaxaca, November to April is the dry season, when the ocean is calmer and the skies are clearer. Photograph by Quinn Glabicki Until recently, Oaxaca’s Costa Chica, or “small coast,” was remote and ...

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" Chasing a Plate is in Oaxaca Mexico! We take a day trip out to Hierve el Agua the famous petrified 'waterfalls' outside of ...

Hierve el Agua – Spanish for "the water boils" – are natural mineral springs located on a clifftop, about a 90-minute drive from Oaxaca City. Along with swimming in the warm springs, visitors can hike ...

Cancun and Cabo are great – sand, sun, surf. But if you want true Mexican culture, you have to leave the bikinis behind. Consider the artsy, ancient, high-altitude city of Oaxaca (pronounced ...

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A: The political protests that nearly shut down Oaxaca three years ago have ended and life has returned to normal, although with fewer tourists visiting what is one of Mexico’s most beautiful and ...

Tourism in the quaint, artsy colonial capital of the southern coastal state, long a favorite with U.S. travelers, has been slow to recover from the six months of widely reported political protests ...

OAXACA, Mexico — Sometimes we travel with a sense of urgency because over time something inside us has gone dim. Years ago, that’s what drew me to Oaxaca. I lived alone in Oregon, a misty place where ...