A fantastically orange window facade in the Coyoacan area of Mexico City. I love the passion of the color!
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The Grandeur of Guadalajara, Mexico
By far one of my favorite cities in Mexico, Guadalajara captured my heart and my lens!
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Tubohotel Tepoztlan
I would TOTALLY stay here. Would you? The Tubohotel Tepoztlan in Tepoztlan, Morelos, Mexico.
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Sunrise in Cancun
There is nothing quite like a sunrise in Cancun on the Mexican Caribbean.
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Happy Cinco de Mayo 2012!
Picture provided by Southern Methodist University, Central University Libraries, DeGolyer Library
Also known as the El Dia de la Batalla de Puebla (The Battle of Puebla Day), Cinco de Mayo celebrates the victory of Mexican forces over the French in Puebla in 1862. Today it is also celebrated by millions of Mexican Americans to celebrate their heritage. I know I’m going out to have a margarita or two. Bring on my culture!
Puerto Panasco, Mexico
Creative Commons via Ms. Phoenix on flickr.
Nothing settles the soul quite like taking a walk around the beach at dusk and this picture of Puerto Panasco shows the beauty of Mexico. Not only does the ocean solidify my love affair with Mexico, but makes me really reflect how truly lucky Shaun and I are to have the opportunity to travel the world. Sunsets and beaches just don’t get tiring for me.
If you do happen to find yourself in the Puerto Panasco area for a bit, you may consider Rocky Point vacation rentals. Rocky Point (as is known by the locals) is another name given to the area and is super close to the Phoenix area. Definitely an easy get away if you are in the southwest.
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Disclosure: The link in this post is sponsored.
Ray of Light in a Cenote, Mexico
It moved. It sparkled. It was like nothing I’ve ever seen before. It was like magic before my eyes. This is why I fell in love with cenotes.
Inside a Cenote, Mexico
They are magical in and out. Never thought I would be swimming in a cave due to my fear of dark places. Loved it!
Cenote Azul, Mexico
These naturally occurring fresh water spots are found mainly on the Yucatan Peninsula and are known to be Mayan ceremonial sites. Super cold and perfect for your time in Mexico for sure. 
Caribbean Dream in Tulum, Mexico
If I was stuck on a desert island, I would want it to look exactly like this. So beautiful I can’t take my eyes off of the horizon.