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Dates Day of the Dead at Pátzcuaro without intruding It is a family vigil, not a show. How to be there respectfully, and six months ahead. 12 min · upd. October → Dates Guelaguetza: what you see and what you pay The two Mondays after 16 July, eight regions, and two very different kinds of ticket. 10 min · upd. June → Practical Bus or plane: the legs where there is no argument Ten routes measured door to door. Under ten hours, the bus wins almost every time. 8 min · upd. August → Practical Sargassum: what it is, when it lands and which beaches escape Daily maps, the real season, and why Cozumel and Holbox usually get away with it. 7 min · upd. May → Practical Two thousand two hundred and forty metres: day one in Mexico City Why it pays to plan nothing, and what happens if you skip it. 6 min · upd. July → The table The fonda aisle: how Mexico actually eats Three courses for the price of a coffee, two to four in the afternoon, where the workers eat. 9 min · upd. September → The table Single-village mezcal: how to choose it and how to drink it No brand, no salt, no lime. The palenques of the Oaxaca valleys, agave by agave. 11 min · upd. April → Routes Three weeks in Mexico, day by day From the highlands to the reef: five stops, twenty-one nights and a single domestic flight. 15 min · upd. September → Routes Mexico without a car: twenty-one days by bus The same classic central route, renting nothing and flying nowhere internally. 10 min · upd. June →

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