The Day of the Dead, also known as Dia de Los Muertos, is one of Mexico's most colorful holidays, where Mexican families welcome back the souls of their loved ones who have passed away.
Female leaders from the Indigenous Mapuche nation were detained last Tuesday by Argentinian security forces as they clashed over their community's occupation of private and public lands.
Thinking of learning a new language? Your brain will thank you! On top of that, your resume may see a major boost once you can officially declare yourself bilingual or multilingual. But out of all the languages you can learn, Chinese may be among the best to pursue.
The Aztec Empire previously ruled a vast swathe of land, which is now modern Mexico. Five hundred years after the Spanish conquered them, several aspects of the once-mighty empire still exist in Mexico
We know it's not easy picking gifts for loved ones without thinking about what they want, but with us, you can find something special for them without breaking a sweat.
Colombia is one of the most beautiful countries in Latin America. From lush jungles to beautiful beaches, from beautiful Spanish-era churches to former abodes of infamous drug lords, the country has a lot to offer for travelers.
The Rastafari movement has been synonymous with Jamaica. It is both a religious and a political movement in the Caribbean country, made more popular outside Jamaica by none other than legendary Reggae musician Bob Marley.
Honduras is bordered by Guatemala, Nicaragua, and El Salvador while having four district regions such as the central highlands, Pacific lowlands, eastern Caribbean lowlands, and northern coastal plains and mountains.
Bolivia is a nation filled with song and dance. It is a country steeped in native tradition, but also takes in a lot of influence from Europe, as well as its neighboring countries. In fact, like most of its Latin American neighbors, one of its most popular traditional dances is the tango. However, we are not talking about that one specific dance.
June is Pride Month, and the capital of Mexico, Mexico City, celebrates it with the city government holding a mass wedding within the plaza of the city civil registry. Around 100 same-sex couples, many of whom traveled over 100 kilometers just to take part in the marriage ceremony, tied the knot in the government-sponsored wedding event.
