After weeks of sizzling temperatures that had us all melting faster than a paleta on a hot summer day, the skies have opened up, and the refreshing rains are here.

📣 Que Paso

😳 Hundreds of birthday-suited bikers put the "ass" in "mass protest" during Guadalajara's World Naked Bike Ride, baring it all for better road safety. 

🏺 A woman in Maryland discovered that her $4 vase is actually an ancient Maya artifact. Talk about a lucky find! She’s returning it to Mexico, where it belongs.

🦁 The Mexican government announced that construction on Jaguar Park in Tulum is 92% complete, with final touches expected in two months. 

🏠 Real Estate Roundup

Wondering where the next hotspot is in Mexico to live? 

Curious about the next hotspots for expats in Mexico? Discover emerging locales like Guanajuato, Mérida, Morelia, and Mazatlán, celebrated for their unique charm and potential. 

Find out exactly why these places are capturing attention and becoming popular among expats.

Read the full article here.

🪷Viva Wellness

Temazcal Ceremonies: Step into a traditional Mexican sweat lodge, known as a temazcal, for a transformative experience. Guided by a shaman, these ceremonies purify the body and mind through steam and medicinal herbs. One of the best places to experience this is at Azulik in Tulum.

Holistic Healing at Baja California’s Wellness Resorts: Baja California is home to some of Mexico's premier wellness resorts. Rancho La Puerta in Tecate offers comprehensive wellness programs, from fitness classes to organic farm-to-table dining. It’s a perfect getaway to focus on your health and well-being.

Unwind with Yoga in Puerto Vallarta: Embrace your inner yogi with beachfront yoga sessions in Puerto Vallarta. Xinalani Retreat offers a range of yoga and wellness retreats that cater to all levels, set against the stunning backdrop of the Pacific Ocean.

🎉 Vamos! Can’t Miss Events

The Carnaval Veracruz is turning 100 this year, and it promises to be the fiesta of the century! 🥳 Get on your party pants because this starts soon –  June 26 - July 2.

We're talking parades that'll make your head spin (in a good way), floats that'll float your boat, and dances that'll make you wonder why you didn't take those salsa lessons.

Here’s a breakdown of the events: 

Day 1 - Burning of Bad Humor in the Zócalo

Day 2 - Children's Coronation and the Coronation of the Royal Court, in the Macroplaza del Malecón

Day 3 - 6: The traditional Paseo (parades on Blvd. Manuel Ávila Camacho) and the Nautical Parade

Day 7:  Burial of Juan Carnaval

Check out all the details here.

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