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6 days ago | mexiconewsdaily.com | Meagan Drillinger

From a lofty perch overlooking the clamor of Puerto Vallarta’s Malecon and the ever-buzzing Zona Romántica, where most tourists tend to cluster, lies a quiet corner of the city that often gets overlooked. Just a few elevated steps away from downtown’s cobblestone chaos is Gringo Gulch, a hillside neighborhood with a bird’s-eye view of the Bay of Banderas and a story far deeper than its gussied facades suggest.

6 days ago | mexiconewsdaily.com | Maria Cruz Melendez |María R. Meléndez

When we talk about corn in Mexico, I have mentioned before that our culture truly owes a great deal to maize. Our ancestors were not only responsible for its domestication but also for discovering nixtamalization and learning to prepare it in countless ways, like the one we will discuss in this article.

1 week ago | mexiconewsdaily.com | Meagan Drillinger

The heat persists into June in Puerto Vallarta, but so too does the city’s calendar of events. From sacred art rituals to DJ-fueled beach fiestas and high-energy dance festivals, June is packed with events that celebrate the sea, creativity, community and culture. Whether you’re here to dance, downward dog, or celebrate summer on the beach, here’s your go-to guide for what’s happening this month in Puerto Vallarta.

1 week ago | mexiconewsdaily.com | Meagan Drillinger

Puerto Vallarta is undergoing a series of infrastructure upgrades aimed at improving mobility, connectivity and public safety for residents and visitors, with the latest news from the city all centered around these upgrades. In 2024, the state government allocated more than 178 million pesos for tourism-related public works, including expanded sidewalks, new bike lanes and road improvements. A new fleet of ecofriendly buses is scheduled to launch in the second half of 2025.

1 week ago | mexiconewsdaily.com | Chris Sands

June ushers in the start of fishing tournament season in Los Cabos, with the Triple Crown of Fishing sponsored by watersports apparel giant Pelagic being the first major event in 2025, where anglers compete to catch the biggest billfish and other sought-after species. However, that’s one of only several events in which fishing, or Los Cabos’ other major sport, golf, is featured.