Maya Rain Ritual Faces Extinction as Younger Generations Lose Interest
The ancient Maya Ch'a' Cháak rain ceremony is at risk of disappearing due to lack of interest among youth in…
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The ancient Maya Ch'a' Cháak rain ceremony is at risk of disappearing due to lack of interest among youth in…
A recreational run in Cancun gathered 1,000 kg of pet food for vulnerable animals.
Hiking is booming in Quintana Roo, blending adventure, wellness and sustainability in the Maya Zone.
A study reveals that 4 in 10 social media users post discriminatory or violent comments targeting LGBTIQ+ individuals.
Puerto Morelos, Quintana Roo — Mayor Blanca Merari Tziu Muñoz has invited sport and recreational...
A workshop in El Cuyo trained tourism operators and residents in sea turtle protection to promote responsible coastal tourism.
Free medical checkups, dental, nutrition, and psychological care will be offered May 18 at Poliforum.
May 17 marks IDAHOBIT, commemorating the WHO's 1990 decision to declassify homosexuality as a mental illness.
Cozumel's San Miguel Arcángel Church celebrates its 80th anniversary with a commemorative mass and cultural events.
The 21st edition of 'El Cruce' open water swimming competition brought together 1,638 athletes from 21 countries.
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