mexico – Julian Worker Travel – A few ideas for your next trip in every direction

I’ll never forget the fish tacos I had in Mexico – here’s the recipe

Recreating the fish tacos he ate for breakfast in Baja California takes this writer back to his hot, dusty 1,000-mile cycle down the peninsula

Beach-hopping in Baja California, Mexico

As well as prime beach territory, the Baja peninsula has mountains, deserts and waters teeming with marine life. Our writer hits the road in Mazatlán, destination: Tijuana

A gastronomic tour of Mexico – in pictures

Taking in everything from the ‘largest sandwich ever seen’ to scorpion tacos, here are a few highlights from Mexico

Watchtowers, drones and a toxic moat: the designs for Trump’s border wall

Some proposals for Trump’s border wall may look like spoofs, but they provide a fascinating window into the lurid anxieties of middle America

Oaxaca, Mexico – vivid art, joyous festivals – and ant eggs fried in garlic

The fantastic cuisine, textiles and parties of the southern Mexican city stem from a resilient indigenous culture

Meet the Mayans: a tour of the real Yucatán, Mexico

Escape the fleshpots of the Yucatán coast and head inland – you’ll find people eager to share their jungle home with visitors, and a world of hidden temples and natural pools

Highlights of Yucatán

Uncrowded ruins, an underwater sculpture park, hidden cenotes and authentic places to eat in popular spots are among the Mexican secrets shared by people.

Mexican heritage in a glass: tasting pulque in Mexico City

Mexico’s oldest drink was once reserved for Aztec priests, but is now available in cocktails in reinvented bars across the capital

Instagram snapshots: Estelle Hertault in Mexico for the Day of the Dead

Colourful, ghoulish, respectful … Mexico’s Día de los Muertos celebrations are an evocative mix of experiences. Instagrammer Estelle Hertault captures a flavour of the festivities

Instagram snapshots: Kris Davidson in Oaxaca, Mexico

Pictures of Oaxaca, Mexico