Nestled along the tranquil shores of Mexico's Gulf Coast, Campeche stands as a hidden gem waiting to be discovered. With its charming colonial architecture, rich cultural heritage, and breathtaking natural beauty, this historic city offers travelers a captivating blend of
Hey there, Ramblers and Rovers! The Mexican city of Oaxaca is famous not only for the smoky taste of its mezcal but for its cultural diversity and archeological heritage. In this travel guide, we explore the ancient Zapotec city of
The Mexican city of Oaxaca is famous not only for the smoky taste of its mezcal but for its cultural diversity and hip, laid-back vibe, as well as its architectural and archeological heritage. It's a city of wide plazas, colorful
Puebla, in south-central Mexico, is known as the "City of Angels" for the incredible number of churches one can visit while traveling through the city (locals boast that you can visit a church a day for a year and there
I smiled at the next car that sped my way from the shoulder of the road. I stuck my thumb out to the winds and hoped to God this would finally be the one who'd pick me up and give
As a professional travel writer and adventurer —whatever that means— living and sharing my special travel experiences is kind of my job. Whenever I sit down for a beer at a bar in front of a crowd of strangers, I
This story is a part of Rambling & Roving’s "What a country!" series showcasing funny stories of culture shock from all around the world. There are things in life that should never mix; Don't get me wrong, mixing things you
The boat sped down the Ria Lagartos estuary, passing shallow islets of tightly packed mangrove trees. Its waters were different shades of turquoise, mixed with the emerald green of the leaves and the bright baby blue of a clear July
Marcey and I walked down the wash that wound its way through the small canyon. Although it was barely the begging of April, the midday sun was blistering hot. Such is life in Arizona, a place of yellow-brown dryness. You
I think many people haven’t tried hitchhiking because they’re not familiar with the many advantages that come with sticking your thumb out while you stand next to the road and smile like you really mean it. Nevertheless, there is a