Edición 12 — Ivan Baltazar
Tips, guides, and stories from Valladolid
November in Valladolid smells like damp earth, freshly ground corn and burning firewood. After Hanal Pixán, the city enters a calm period — perfect for savoring the dishes that mark the end of the...
Autumn in Valladolid: Corners That Become Magical with the Change of Season Autumn arrives in Valladolid with a special calm. The streets are painted in warm tones, the air turns crisp, and the days...
National Holidays in Valladolid: Experiencing the Cry of Independence in the Main Square Every September, Valladolid is adorned in green, white, and red to commemorate one of the most significant...
September is a very special month in Valladolid, Yucatán. Beyond the green, white, and red colors that decorate the streets, local kitchens fill with aromas and dishes that celebrate Mexican...
Valladolid, known as "La Sultana del Oriente", is not only famous for its colonial architecture and cenotes—it also serves as a gateway to nearby Maya communities that keep their ancestral...
Valladolid, Yucatán, is not just about history, colonial architecture, and hidden cenotes. In recent years, the city has undergone a culinary transformation led by young chefs, sustainable projects,...
Valladolid, the heart of eastern Yucatán, is not only a place of cenotes and colonial facades; it is also a living land of gastronomic traditions that have withstood the test of time. Yucatecan...
“Then and Now”: How Valladolid Has Changed in the Last Decade Valladolid, that gem in the heart of Yucatán, has undergone a quiet yet powerful transformation over the past ten years. Those of us...
Valladolid, Yucatán, is a city that harbors natural treasures hidden beneath its surface: the cenotes. These geological wonders, formed by the collapse of limestone caves, have been a fundamental...
1. The Lady of the Casona de los Frailes It is said that in one of the old houses near the Ex Convento de San Bernardino de Siena, a lady dressed in white appears at night. According to the legend,...
Colonial Houses of Valladolid and Their Unique Architecture Valladolid, Yucatán, is one of Mexico’s most charming cities, where history can be felt in every corner. Its cobblestone streets and...
Mr. Emilio Espadas is a potter who lives and works in Uaymá, Yucatán. His work is almost a rarity in this area, where most artisans produce leather goods or embroidered garments.His workshop is...
The complete guide to Valladolid — restaurants, hotels, cenotes, and more.
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