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There might be no better time to visit Tulum than right now thanks to a lopsided dollar-to-peso exchange rate and what will very likely be one of the last remaining years visitors will be permitted to climb a Mayan ruin...

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12 reasons why now is the right time to travel to Tulum, Mexico Tulum, Mexico, is changing fast. Just a few short years ago, the area consisted of a sleepy little inland town ? or pueblo ? carved out of the dense Yucatan jungle and a handful of modest hammock-furnished cabanas up and down the nearby beach ? or playa. Today, the town continues to expand, fueled b...

Werner optimistically looks up at the sky instead, pointing to a swirling cluster of frigate birds whose presence, as hunters, promises schools of mature fish below: the Dorado and mahi-mahi and wahoo to which he'll apply Yucatecan citruses, chilies, and strains of honey for any diner lucky enough to nab one of Hartwood's 40 seats tonight...

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Inside Hartwood, the Restaurant Drawing New Yorkers to Tulum, Mexico   Ex-New Yorkers Eric Werner and Mya Henry, the husband-and-wife team behind Tulum’s most beloved restaurant, Hartwood, live in an off-the-grid world of their own making. Over a few days spent with the enviable couple, we discover what drew them to the Mexican jungle in the first place. “There ...

Expect three options when deciding where to stay: Tulum town, Beach Road North and Beach Road South...
Beach Road South is the zen zone, with enough vegan restaurants, yoga studios and maxi dress-peddling stores to satisfy everyone’s inner hippie...

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The 6 Things You Need To Do In Tulum, Mexico Most Millennials have heard of Tulum, the sizzling hot yoga town 90 minutes south of Cancun. And while its 1,000 year old ruins are worth a visit, it’s not the Mayan influence that inspired a recent 74% increase in tourism. Tulum’s New Age vibe, jungle-shrouded restaurants and white sand beaches...

Why Tulum is the Best Antidote to Burn Out:
Unlike its busy neighbor Cancun to the north, quiet Tulum is a haven for artists, bohemians and nature lovers. Creative types are drawn here, in part, because of the natural, low tech environment...

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Top Ten Best Tulum, Mexico Attractions, Ruins and Beaches to Find Zen by Kristin Francis on 10/05/2014 To me, finding zen isn’t about meditating in a rock garden or following a religion. Instead, I think of zen as a state of mind, relaxed and distraction-free, leaving plenty of room for the more important stuff to surface, like creativity and intuition. Getting into...

As I spent 2 weeks there I actually felt that I did have a lot of time to try out most restaurants, yoga places etc. which normally doesn't happen when I come to a place the first time.
Here are my tips on where...

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The Tulum Guide – by the Blonde Yogi Tulum is a paradise for anyone who is into yoga and healthy food. I went during New Years which was a really busy period but I heard that Tulum is very quiet all other times of the year. As I spent 2 weeks there I actually felt that I did have a lot of time ...

Planning Your Upcoming Long Weekend?
Tulum’s beaches offer soft, white sand, gentle waves, and unbelievable,turquoise-colored waters. Playa Paraiso is the last beach on the road to the ruins and offers views of the Mayan seaside structures while you sunbathe or swim. If you find yourself feeling peckish...

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What To Do On A Long Weekend in Tulum, Mexico Once-sleepy Tulum has developed into a relaxed, stylish alternative to the all-inclusive excesses of Cancun. In addition to white-sand beaches and sparkling waters, the area is home to several fascinating Mayan ruins, countless cenotes (freshwater limestone pools), and excellent dining options. Of c...