Mexico travel guide and discussion

Today we want to share something that our travelers are constantly talking about on social media: the Rivera Nayarit’s gorgeous sunsets, the time of day in our paradise that’s a big hit with locals and tourists. No matter where you are when the sun goes down, the view is simply breathtaking. Here’s a list of some of the most beautiful sunsets as seen from the beaches in the Riviera Nayarit’s micro-destinations. This must be the destination with the most Riviera Nayarit sunset photos. Plus, you’ll always catch someone waiting for it as they bob along on their surfboard. Barceló Maya has it all. Food, beach, pools, restaurants, clubs, spa, waterparks, bars, and close proximity to Playa Del Carmen, Cancun and Tulum. It’s a perfect option for North American’s needing an escape from the cold, and whether you’re looking for romance, party or family fun- this resort is a must-see! #awesomepic #sunset #themeparks#nationalpark#lakes#beaches#infinitypool

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from manila to pamPanga we ride a bus at Pasay genesis bus we spend less than 200pesos we get off at SM city pamPanga since our hotel is located nearby which is hotel sogo Mexico pamPanga. it was nice stay. lots of tourist spot nearby like skyranch.

Located in Pampanga, Mexico, it's about 30-40 minutes from Clark, but the price is incredibly reasonable. The golf course is in excellent condition for the price.^^ The fairways are flat, but water hazards are abundant throughout the course, requiring strategic planning. A tip: Go for an afternoon tee time for a beautiful sunset and great photo opportunities! #ClarkTravel #SoutheastAsiaTravel #Angeles #OverseasTravel #ClarkGolf #GolfTravel

My trip to Mexico ✈️ felt like being in the world of Coco (Remember Me). Skull figurines were being sold in many places.

(Chicken liver mousse and brioche bread) is a must-order for me every time. The chicken liver mousse is paired with seasonal fruit jelly and sauce on the side, creating a balanced and interesting combination of rich aroma and sweet and sour flavor. The amazing part is the freshly baked brioche bread, which is fragrant with milk and soft, simply too delicious!!! It's one of my top three brioche dishes, and if they sell it, I'll buy 10!!! This bakery is practically being overshadowed by their food!!! Of course, bread and mousse go perfectly together. (Citrus marinated octopus) is a variation on the classic citrus marinated fish, this time with octopus. The octopus should be blanched before being added to the sauce, not cooked in sour sauce. It's served with red turnips, onions, mint, chopped tomatoes, and a slightly spicy avocado sauce. A refreshing and neat dish, it was naturally devoured. (Porcini mushroom soup) is just mushroom soup, but Máximo manages to give this common restaurant dish a fresh twist, cooking various types of mushrooms to create a rich and layered flavor, like a mushroom soup with a top, middle, and base taste. The fruitwood-grilled Wagyu beef was my first time ordering beef at Máximo. The Maillard reaction on the outside and the aroma of charcoal grilling were perfectly blended, and the pinkish beef was tender and flavorful—a very successful steak! The accompanying mashed potatoes were also exceptional. My favorite (Máximo Bistrot) is supposedly Mexican-inspired French cuisine, but it felt like a delightful collision of Mexican ingredients, without boundaries or rules—very interesting. I've been eating at Máximo for many years, and it's gone from a casual walk-in to needing reservations a day or two in advance. It's great to see my favorite restaurant doing better and better!

[Living in Mexico: León] León is Mexico's fourth largest city, an industrial city famous for its shoe manufacturing. The name León itself means "lion," and lions are featured on many of the city's major landmarks. This city reminded me of Dongguan many years ago—primarily a manufacturing hub. Many international brands have factories here, leading to a thriving business travel economy. The old town still retains its traditional Mexican charm.

sanzpont [arquitectura] and Pedrajo+Pedrajo Arquitectos teamed up to dream up Living the Noom. The design for this verdant, otherworldly residence was victorious at the 2021 A+Award — with good reason. The architects started out with the following premise: today’s homes are built in a way that makes us prone to physical and emotional illness. Through the concept of “wellness living” they set out to create a design that would help prevent health problems and cultivate healthier lifestyles for inhabitants. Ultimately, this resulted in a project that will also be healthier for the planet. #awesomepic #themepark#nationalpark#lakes