A Walking Tour of Historic Downtown San Luis Potosí
As you might have read on my previous writings, San Luis Potosí has a very special place in my heart,…
Posts Tagged 'Travel'
Zacahuil – An ancient culinary tradition started by the Ancient Aztecs, still practiced today
One of the reasons many domestic travelers visit the Huastec Region of Mexico is to enjoy the delicious ethnic…
Las Pozas of Edward James
The Man with a Dream Welcome to Xilitla, a small town hidden in the central state of San Luis Potosi…
The Tibetan Chuba
There is a very distinctive piece of garment which makes Tibetan traditional dresses unique from those in other parts of…
My Visit to Chichén Itzá with a Maya Tour Guide
My much-awaited dream of one day standing next to the majestic Chichén Itzá pyramid in Yucatán Mexico finally came true…
How Chief Plenty Coups Chose to Preserve his Cultural Heritage
How do ethnic groups in the United States manage to adapt to mainstream society while at the same time…
Sedona – A Connection to the American Indians’ Past
My intention was to spend the bulk of the day leisurely rummaging through the different arts and crafts art galleries…
Montezuma Castle National Monument – How Poor Tourism Planning May Lead to the Disappearance of Cultural Assets
I highly encourage any avid traveler interested in cultural and heritage tourism to visit the Montezuma Castle National Monument, located…
Lila Downs: Ambassador of Mexican Culture
Watching Lila Downs perform live was more than I expected. As a new Lila Downs’ fan I had no idea…
The Virginia Indian Festival
Every year, the first Saturday of the month of September, the Chickahominy, Mattaponi, Pamunkey, Rappahannock, Tauxenent and Upper Mattaponi tribes…
