December 30, 2021
Ensenada | During the New Year's celebrations, it is pretty common to see couples say YES! to tying the knot. Subsequently, they start the year with their wedding plans.
December 23, 2021
Mexicali | Picture this: you enter the underground tunnels of La Chinesca, and find a portal to learn more about the legacy and history of Chinese culture in Mexicali. La Chinesca, or the Mexican Chinatown, protects the origins of a city founded on Chinese traditions, and offers visitors the opportunity to experience a fusion of two cultures in one.
December 18, 2021
Tijuana | Rosarito | The winter celebrations–and heavy eating– in Baja California begin with Thanksgiving and continue with many eating their way through December until the new year.
December 17, 2021
Tijuana | Did you grow up in the '80s or '90s? The early 2000s, even... And, you have an upcoming visit planned to Tijuana! Then, you should visit the Collector's & Lucha Libre Museum, or the El Museo del Coleccionista y Lucha Libre, as it is known locally. The quirky museum takes you on a trip down memory lane with articles, toys, masks, magazines, and one-of-a-kind comics and books.
December 10, 2021
Ensenada | If one thing is true, it's that wine can be enjoyed at any time of year! The Baja California wine region sees a larger percentage of its visitors during the summer season. Yet, the same comforting amenities are offered year-round. All of which may fit perfectly with your New Year's Eve plans to dress up, drink up, and ring in the new year with style.
November 26, 2021
Ensenada | A hiking trail led by members of the Kumeyaay community is now open to the public. The hike is located in San José de la Zorra and is the perfect adventure to learn more about Kumeyaay traditions and customs.
November 20, 2021
San Felipe | Every year North Americans and Canadians flock down to San Felipe. The reason: To flee the low temperatures and chaos that is the winter holiday season.
November 13, 2021
Mexicali | Mexicali leads in date cultivation and production, being the only city in Mexico that produces the fruit.
November 5, 2021
Tecate | As of today, there are 132 "Pueblos Magicos", or Magical Towns, in Mexico. The closest, and only one located along the U.S.-Mexico border, is Tecate.
