Pink stucco covers the walls of Casa Tobi, a house designed by Mexican studio Espacio 18 Arquitectura to resemble a "crab emerging from the rocks" above the Oaxacan coast.

Things to Do: Casa Oaxaca, La Mezcalerita, Hierve el Agua For a car-free bachelorette party destination, PureWow Senior Commerce Editor Stephanie Maida recommends Oaxaca, Mexico. She tells me it’s a ...

A glimpse into Mexican culture: the people and nature the photographer encountered on his journey across the country.

Hierve El Agua is a site of majestic petrified waterfalls in natural rock formations. It’s located in the heart of a thick forest just outside the city of Oaxaca and is one of the most epic things to ...

Close by is the striking petrified waterfall Hierve el Agua. This is a massive waterfall made of two rock shelves that stand almost 300 feet above the ground.

Hierve el Agua now has on-site huts for visitors to spend the night, meaning you can catch the sunset and wake up surrounded by this stunning landscape.

There are actually two 'falls' at Hierve el Agua: the 'cascada chica' (little waterfall) and 'cascada grande' (you guessed it, big waterfall).

2. Hierve el Agua: Nature’s Infinity Pools Hierve el Agua in Oaxaca features unique petrified waterfalls formed over thousands of years by mineral deposits. These natural formations resemble frozen ...

Before an El Paso man allegedly stabbed his girlfriend to death, police documents reveal at least one previous alleged incident where he beat her.

Whether that’s a food tour, a tour to Hierve el Agua, or the Monte Alban ruins, a tour is the best way to learn from the locals of the area. Sign up with your hostel or hotel so you can go with others ...

El Salvador has been marked decades of violence, impunity, frequent and worsening natural disasters, and the negative impact from the COVID-19 pandemic and the conflict in Ukraine have had on the ...