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36 Hours in Mérida, Mexico - The New York Times
From Santa Ana, walk east along Calle 47 to Mérida’s defunct, 1920s-era train station, which now houses the Yucatán University of the Arts and the new Parque La Plancha, a 50-acre urban park ...
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Why Mérida’s New Creative Energy Makes It a Mexico Must-Visit
Unlike Mexico City, in Mérida one has the benefits of city life while being able to quickly and easily plunge into nature: the Yucatán region boasts around 8,000 cenotes, or natural freshwater ...
Los Angeles Times9mon
What a 1,000-mile railway across the Yucatán jungle says about Mexico’s outgoing president - Los Angeles Times
MÉRIDA, Mexico — As the sleek new train pulled out of the station in Cancun and sped into the dense Mexican jungle, Mario Meneses held his camera to the window, capturing it all on video. The ...