Oaxaca is possibly the loveliest state capital in Mexico, with ancient ruins, colonial architecture, distinctive food and friendly, relaxed people. Oaxaca (pronounced wah-HAH-kah) also has several ...

Stepping into the streets of Oaxaca (pronounced “wah-hah-kah”) City is like stepping into technicolor. Lush and colorful, its buildings and walls span the hues of the rainbow with some pieces of 16 th ...

Ivan Vasquez left his native Oaxaca 30 years ago, long before its modern renaissance, before the state became home to some of Mexico’s most impoverished residents began its lofty climb toward the top ...

" Chasing a Plate is in Oaxaca, Mexico! We are so excited to visit Oaxaca! What are some of the things to do in Oaxaca? First ...

A mere two-and-a-half-hour flight from Houston delivers you to the fertile crescent of the New World, a valley isolated in the Sierra Madre mountains of southern Mexico. Oaxaca, the vibrant capital ...

My best-laid plans were scrapped the moment I arrived in Oaxaca City. "You want to see the real, authentic Mexico, right?" asked Alejandro Ruiz, one of the city's most renowned chefs, as he giddily ...

" Chasing a Plate is in Oaxaca Mexico! We take a day trip out to Hierve el Agua the famous petrified 'waterfalls' outside of ...

Known for its colorful, picturesque streets, its bustling markets, and its hand-woven and natural-dyed textiles, Oaxaca is a city in the state of the same name in the southwest of Mexico. Walking ...

OAXACA, Mexico — Sometimes we travel with a sense of urgency because over time something inside us has gone dim. Years ago, that’s what drew me to Oaxaca. I lived alone in Oregon, a misty place where ...

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