Carlos Alanis 
Every year, when November arrives, the roads of Michoacán fill with color and memory. Among candles, offerings, and the scent of copal, a flower rises as a symbol of love and reunion: the cempasúchil. Its story is as ancient as it is profound, and its presence lights up the Day of the Dead with the … Read more
Every autumn, a remarkable migration begins. From as far north as Canada and the northern United States, delicate Monarch butterflies embark on a journey spanning up to 4,000 kilometres. Guided not by memory, for no single butterfly makes the round trip, but by instinct encoded deep in their being, they find their way to the … Read more
Each autumn, the streets of Morelia, in the state of Michoacán, Mexico, become alive with film screenings, talks, premieres, and cinephile chatter. The Festival Internacional de Cine de Morelia (FICM) is a major moment in the calendar—for Mexican filmmakers, for audiences hungry for fresh stories, and for the industry at large. Below, a look at … Read more
Tucked in the heart of Mexico, surrounded by rolling hills and violet jacaranda blooms, lies a city where time seems to pause and history whispers through centuries-old stone, Morelia, the capital of Michoacán. If you’re looking for a destination that combines elegance, heritage, gastronomy, and an authentic Mexican heartbeat, Morelia is the place your soul … Read more
If you’ve ever dreamed of a place where laid-back charm meets ocean-side excitement, look no further than Ixtapa and Zihuatanejo. These neighboring coastal gems on Mexico’s Pacific coast are like two sides of the same sun-soaked coin. One (Ixtapa) offers a more modern resort vibe, while the other (Zihuatanejo) brings old fishing town character and … Read more
The Procession of Silence in Morelia, Michoacán, is one of the most solemn expressions of Holy Week in Mexico. It is held every Good Friday, commemorating the Passion and death of Jesus Christ through an impressive religious march. This procession is inspired by the ancient penitential brotherhoods that emerged in Spain during the Middle Ages … Read more
Nestled in the heart of Michoacán, Morelia offers an enchanting blend of romance, history, and culture. Picture yourself strolling hand-in-hand along the cobblestone streets of its historic centre, surrounded by magnificent pink quarry stone buildings, timeless charm! Come reward yourselves and your loved ones by visiting this spectacularly romantic city. The awe-inspiring Morelia Cathedral, with … Read more
January is the perfect time to turn your New Year’s resolutions into reality! If “travel more,” “get active,” or “connect with nature” are on your list, there’s no better way to start than with an awe-inspiring trek to Michoacán’s Monarch Butterfly Biosphere Reserve. Book Your Adventure Today! Don’t let January slip by without taking the … Read more
Deep within the verdant heart of Barranca del Cupatitzio National Park lies La Rodilla del Diablo, a place shrouded in legend and natural wonder. Here, the Cupatitzio River springs forth in a crystalline stream, as if birthed from the earth itself. The waters bubble and dance with an almost otherworldly energy, their clarity revealing the … Read more
Santa Clara del Cobre is a Magic Town nestled in the hills of Michoacán and it is renowned for its amazing copper craftsmanship. This town, formally known as Villa Escalante, has a history of copperwork dating back over 500 years, with roots in the Purépecha indigenous culture. The Purépecha were known for their advanced metalwork … Read more