Ventanas Mexico hosts a blog promoting living in Mexico and promotes books on learning Spanish, travel and cooking in Mexico and how to rent in Mexico.
I applaud the adventure-eater in foreign countries, but after spending a lot of time in Mexican’s markets, it’s not me. My contrarian take on restaurant dining in Mexico.
Read MoreWhen you live in a foreign country, it’s easy for what would have been a boring day taking care of business to morph into humbling journey of self-discovery
Read MoreGetting more protein is a bit of an obsession for fitness-conscious Mexicans, and studies indicate that many people need more. Here are the best ways to do increase your protein intake when traveling in Mexico.
Read MoreIt’s just too damn easy to buy stuff online that you don’t need. How Mexico applies some brakes.
Read MoreNovember, 2023 - After eight years going back and forth to Mexico, I can tell you with absolute confidence what you will need to take with you even while packing as little as possible.
Read MoreMost people these days are familiar with Mexico's Dia de Muertos, however after years in Mexico, I'd never heard of Santa Muerte, whose followers make up Mexico and Latin America's fastest growing religion
Read MoreAre you hoping to make some native friends in Mexico? You need to know this #1 social faux pas before it’s too late.
Read MoreEnsenada has always had a special place in the hearts of young Southern Californians, who have always taken a bit of ownership of its wild ways.
Read MoreBeing forced inside by the hot weather offer a perfect time to buckle down and finally learn the Spanish you’ll need to get the most out of your time in Mexico.
Read MoreThe fascinating dualities of living in a Mexico as an foreigner are what makes every day an adventure for expats.
Read MoreQuerétaro, a city of over a million people attracts business transplants from all over the world. Here’s what might make Querétaro a good choice for you.
Read MoreAir BnB can come in handy. They also have significate downsides in Mexico.
Read MoreThere are hotel chains and hoteliers. The Mansion del Sol is a hotelier offering a lovely old world experience for less than $70 a night.
Read MoreA guide to being a vegan in Mexico, including online resources.
Read MoreHealthy, sweet, and a great back story. what’s not to like about honey? What makes Mexican honey special?
Read MoreEvery day life might include going to a gym like this one in Mexico.
Read MoreCase 63, adapted in English from the Latin original hit sci-fi series Caso 63, has been released, starring Julianne Moore and Oscar Isaac. It's one that will keep you on the edge of your seat (and I don't even like podcasts).
Read MoreIf you’re a visitor who wants to eat healthy without learning how to cook all over again in a foreign culture, The Lazy Expat: Healthy Recipes That Translate in Mexico is the book you’ve been waiting for - over 150 delicious healthy American-style and Mexico-inspired recipes that can be made from ingredients found in any larger Mexican (or American) grocery store.
How to use Ted Talks in Spanish effectively for language learning, and the Ted Talks in Spanish I like best after listening to each and every one.
Read MoreLove of country is gently woven into other small celebrations in Mexico.
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