To understand the true meaning of cenotes; as both ecological treasures and cultural memory keepers, we sat down with Guillermo de Anda, underwater archaeologist, cave explorer, and National Geographic researcher. His life’s work has been devoted to unveiling the mysteries of the Great Maya Aquifer, an immense subterranean system stretching for more than 2,000 kilometers between Tulum and Cancún.

Conoce a Don Isaías, un ejemplo de como un mexicano puede abrirse camino dedicándose a lo que le apasiona. Con más de 40 años construyendo, Don Isaías es un pilar en el equipo de construcción de KAN Industries.

Skulls made by recycle materials. The Mexican artist Arturo Zuñiga, talks about why and how he did this shocking installation type project, based on human waste.

Healing & the Power of Inner Awareness | A Message from Amaya, a Local Healer

Not all wisdom is written some is spoken, lived, and passed on. In this episode, we sat down with Amaya, a local Mayan healer in Tulum, to talk about ancestral knowledge, native language, identity, land, and the kind of transformation that begins from within.

Her words are a reminder that true change doesn’t come from outside it starts with presence, connection, and awareness.

Andy Arenas talks about the wellness in Tulum and what brought her here.

Tulum is our home, it's our responsibility to dispose our residues wisely. Part 1 of our episode of Cuautemoc talking about the garbage waste in Tulum. Join us in the quest of a sustainable city.

Welcome to a destination where the past and the future converge in harmony. Tulum, a gem found in the Riviera Maya, where Mayan culture comes to life amid cosmopolitan growth.