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Mexico
Is anywhere in Mexico safe?
Drug violence has spread to tourist destinations like Acapulco and and Mazatlán but not all hope is lost for travelers. Check Christine Delsol's list of safe destinations »
Cancún bounces back
Renovated beaches, an adults-only resort, the world's largest underwater sculpture park — Cancun's new offerings prove it's back and better than ever. Photos.
Hotels worth the splurge
Sure, you can string up a hammock for nothing, but sometimes it's worth dropping some pesos for a night in a historic hacienda or a billionaire's villa. Our top picks »
Don't write off Baja just yet
Far from the northern drug wars, southern Baja is home to a thriving art town, the Northern Pacific's only living coral reef, a "dude" ranch for wave-riding cowboys and more. Photos
Pyramid hunting in Maya territory
Most of Mexico's pyarmids are closed to climbers or overrun with tour buses, but Calakmul still offers an up-close view of Maya civilization.
Best highland flings
Escape the summer swelter of the coast in these two authentic highland colonial towns, where budget lodgings abound.
Food & Drink
Thank the gods for chocolate
Coveted in Maya culture (where 12 cacao beans would get you an evening with a prostitute), chocolate remains a delicacy and art form in Mexico.
Culture
Viva la revolucion: Mexico celebrates its 100th
Mexico to celebrate the bicentennial of independence from Spain and the centennial of the Mexican Revolution.
Family
Child's play in Oaxaca
Welcome to the land of endless distractions for children, especially those with a love of pyramids, dolphins, chocolate, clay and monsters.
Budget
America's favorite pastime in Mexico
Mexican baseball is entertaining and cheap: Tickets run well under $10; add a Corona and a mesquite-grilled taco for about 30 pesos, or a little over $2.
Outdoors
Mexico's underwater wonders
Dream of floating with rainbow-hued fish and friendly sea turtles? These spots are perfect for scuba beginners.
So long, tour-phobia
Even avowed tour-phobes will want to join these five amazing tours of Mexico's underground pools, restored haciendas and chiseled canyons.
Insider tips from readers
Check out these 45 don't-miss travel tips from readers who have road-tripped, rambled and just plain relaxed in Mexico.
How to be "El Road Warrior"
Driving in Mexico doesn't have to be a white-knuckle experience: Just follow our expert tips on navigating policeman bribes, drug searches and more.
Eye on the storm
From Hilda to Jimena, hurricanes have pummeled Mexico's two coastlines throughout recorded history. A look at the worst storms since 1950 »
8 great all-inclusives
Too pooped to plan your escape? We've found great one-stop resorts to suit any style, whether that's family friendly, romantic, or even clothing free!
Irresistible tourist attractions
Sure you're an independent traveler who scoffs at tourist traps. But Acapulco's cliff divers and tequila tours are worth enduring the masses.
Pirates of the Caribbean
Shaped by its pirate history, Campeche is now home to pastel homes, exotic cuisine and the Afro-Cuban beat of jarana music.
An overview of Mexico.
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Most dangerous places in Mexico — and where it's still safe to travel
First, the bad news. Although the media feeding frenzy has toned down in the...
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