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Ultimate Guide: 11 Fun Activities for Father’s Day in Los Angeles

Katelyn Long011 mins
Los Angeles is a thriving city in southern California that’s suitable for visits year-round, and there are countless ways to show dad your affection in the City of Angels. From vintage car displays on Rodeo Drive to thrilling baseball games featuring the Los Angeles Dodgers, there’s an abundance of enjoyable activities in California this June. There’s something for fathers of every taste and budget.
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Explore the Getty Villa: J. Paul Getty Museum Highlights

Debbie Kelly016 mins
Oil magnate J. Paul Getty used some of his vast wealth to amass an incredible art and antiquities collection, first displayed in his ranch house on a bluff overlooking the Pacific. In the early 70s, he had a Romanesque villa constructed next to his house to be a permanent museum for his collection. The Malibu Villa, modeled after the partially excavatedVilla dei Papiriin Italy, became the home of the J. Paul Getty Museum in 1974. In 1997, the Getty Villa was closed and the collection was relocated to the hilltop Getty Center in Brentwood (Los Angeles).
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Best 14 Dance Clubs in Los Angeles

Jonathon Williams012 mins
Los Angeles dance clubs get a late start, some not opening until 11 pm. However, if you’re willing to stay up until the wee hours, there are places to go dancing around Los Angeles every night of the week. Here are some popular spots for those who want to dance! Clubs are not exclusive, but rather inclusive, at least most of the time. Some clubs that are generally inclusive may become exclusive under the control of particular promoters. While clubs stop serving alcohol at 2 am, a few remain open until 4 am.
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Ultimate Chichén Itzá Visitor Guide: Explore the Wonders

Vodka Man05 mins
Chichén Itzá is a renowned Maya archaeological site situated in the Yucatan Peninsula. It served as a pivotal political and economic center between 750 and 1200 A.D. The extraordinary structures that still stand today highlight the Maya’s architectural prowess, astronomical knowledge, and artistic flair. Consequently, visiting Chichén Itzá should be on every traveler’s itinerary while exploring Cancún or Mérida, despite being a two-hour drive from these tourist hubs.
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Ultimate Mazatlán Travel Guide: Explore Attractions, Tips, and More

John Doe07 mins
This Central Pacific Coast port city offers the best of both worlds: a meticulously restored colonial old town and a ten-mile-long crescent of sandy beach. One of the closest Mexican beach resort destinations to the United States, Mazatlán is a well-established tourist destination that still maintains its Mexican traditions and atmosphere. The vibe is laid back andtranquilo, but there’s no lack of fun thanks to the host of water sports and wildlife watching activities available.
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Explore Taxco: Mexico’s Iconic Silver Capital

Barbara Griffin06 mins
Taxco de Alarcon, Mexico’s silver capital, is a charming colonial town nestled in the mountains of Guerrero state between Mexico City and Acapulco. It’s one of Mexico’s “Magical Towns” and it’s easy to see why: the town’s winding cobblestone streets, whitewashed houses with red tile roofs, and impressive Santa Prisca cathedral combine to make Taxco a picturesque destination. Moreover, anyone interested in purchasing silver will find an excellent selection here, accompanied by favorable prices.
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Top 10 UNESCO World Heritage Cities in Mexico

Vodka Russia08 mins
Mexico offers much more than just its stunning beaches. Several Mexican cities have earned recognition from UNESCO for their outstanding universal value and are celebrated for their remarkable portfolio of cultural heritage. These cities feature beautiful colonial architecture, lively marketplaces, and a variety of cultural experiences throughout the year. Dive into the rich offerings of Mexico by exploring these distinguished cities.
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Explore Vegetarian Cuisine in Mexico: A Travel Guide

Debbie Kelly08 mins
If you’re a vegetarian contemplating travel to Mexico, there’s no need to worry: you won’t starve, and you won’t have to survive on a diet of rice and beans either (though these may well end up being staples, along with tortillas and salsa too, if you’re not opposed topicante). Fresh produce is plentiful, so preparing your own meals is a great option if you have access to a kitchen. In restaurants, you may have to do a bit of extra work to ensure there is no meat, lard, or meat broth added to your dishes.
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Top Culinary Destinations in Mexico for Food Lovers

Lauren Newman05 mins
There are many misconceptions about Mexican food; many people think it only includes tacos, burritos, and refried beans. However, that is just the beginning of what Mexico truly offers. In fact, the country’s cuisine is incredibly diverse and varies greatly from region to region. Therefore, here are some of the best destinations for food lovers in Mexico, along with must-try dishes in each location.
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Essential Tips to Prevent Dengue Fever in Mexico

Oscar Walters04 mins
While the primary health concern for most travelers to Mexico is steering clear of Montezuma’s Revenge, there are additional illnesses you might encounter during your journey. Mosquitoes can transmit several serious diseases, including malaria, Zika, chikungunya, and dengue fever. These illnesses are prevalent in tropical and subtropical regions. Therefore, understanding the risks and how to prevent them can significantly enhance your travel experience.
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