No matter what kind of experience you hope to have, Oaxaca has a fun (and probably delicious) answer.

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Its most popular cultural celebration, Oaxaca Day of the Dead, is a bucket list Mexico experience for many — and in 2003, it was declared a UNESCO Intangible Cultural Heritage event. In this article, ...

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In Oaxaca, November to April is the dry season, when the ocean is calmer and the skies are clearer. Photograph by Quinn Glabicki Until recently, Oaxaca’s Costa Chica, or “small coast,” was remote and ...