 | - Colonial Storytelling of Saints and Churches - Visit Puebla Miracles Part 1 There is an effigy that dates back to 1744 and has its origins in the city of Valladolid, known today as Morelia. Legend has it that on the 10th of August, the festivity of San Lorenzo Martir was being celebrated at the Convent of the Merced. During a heavy downpour that afternoon, an unhappy man entered the church and took out his hate and frustrations on various objects, wrenching the little Jesus from the arms of the Blessed Virgin effigy. The man fled the church with the precious effigy, hitting it and pulling out its eyes. Surprisingly, the effigy started crying while being abused by the man. .... Read More |
 | - The Creation of Day In the beginning, the earth was dark and covered in water. Eagle feathers served as torches. Man and diurnal animals were seeking to more light, but if the nocturnal animals triumphed, darkness would commence, and Man was the victor. First, the Morning Star appeared, and then the Sun. Location: Presently, the Apache live in the United States, but for centuries they resided in northern Mexico, principally in present-day Chihuahua and Sonora. The Apache shield is a symbol of resistance. The Apache were one of the indigenous tribes most harassed by the colonizers, as well as by the US and Mexican governments. Many of their dances are recreations related to war, and during these dances they carry their shields. .... Read More |
 | - A Holistic Approach to a Cup of Coffee Moreno Travel invites you to experience the cosmic vibration of a cup of coffee and its process having a luxurious, almost spiritual, experiential tour at the high-mountain rain forest at the border of Mexico and Guatemala. This area, where we felt close to the sky, is known for being home to eight Important Bird Areas, or land formally identified as critical bird habitat. All the pictures we share have been captured by us, for you to be introduce to one of the kindest most eco-friendly places in Mexico. So you can have a better understanding of what is behind this secret place in Chiapas, its traditional fincas where they practice a version of biodynamic agriculture and more..... Read More |
 | - Colonial Mexican Kitchens The history of Mole, the sauce which accompanies a particular Poblano dish has its origins in the pre-columbian period. Its early versions used turkey meat and chocolate. This magical recipe has various versions, but they mostly originate at the Convent of Santa Clara in the city of Puebla, and the Convent of Santa Rosa, when a nun ground chile peppers and other condiments together on a grinding board (metate)..... Read More |