México Cultural
México Cultural is the result of over 25 years of experience traveling roads, telling stories, and bringing people closer to the cultural heritage of Mexico and the world. Our passion for travel comes from something very simple: before being organizers, we are travelers. We know the excitement of discovering a new destination, the curiosity of learning something unexpected, and the value of sharing experiences that last a lifetime.
We believe that travel is much more than visiting places; it is understanding the histories that shaped a city, listening to the voices of those who have inhabited a land, and discovering the cultural richness behind every landscape, monument, and tradition.
That is why we design unique cultural experiences that combine knowledge, community, and discovery. Our journeys take us through archaeological sites, historic cities, haciendas, charming towns, natural spaces, and iconic landmarks, always accompanied by specialists who enrich every visit with context, history, and passion for their subject.
«It's not just a tour — it's a journey through history.»
México Cultural
Over more than two decades, we have learned that the best trips are those designed from the traveler's perspective. That is why we take care of every detail: logistics, timing, content, attention, and accompaniment throughout the entire journey. We organize mainly national tours, as well as international trips and custom routes for groups, institutions, and travelers with specific interests.
At México Cultural we do not just take travelers to see destinations; we create experiences that inspire, teach, and leave a mark. Because we understand what it means to travel, we know how to make it memorable.
We are travelers who organize trips for travelers. And for over 25 years, our greatest satisfaction has been helping people discover the world through culture, history, and knowledge.
Cultural Heritage Experts
Hist. Daniel Alcalá
History
Hist. Juana Belman
Historian
Nelly Ramírez
History
Arqlga. Ivon Encinas
Archaeology
Arqlgo. Noé Campos
Archaeology
Dra. Carmina Pérez
Historian and Historical Communicator
I love dogs, horror movies, classic Mexican cinema, and I’m an avid knitter. I enjoy capturing life’s smallest details, taking photographs of everyday places or objects that go unnoticed amid the hustle and bustle of the present. I believe we can see the world around us with fresh eyes and be amazed by the obvious things we’ve never really paid attention to.
Geogfo. Magdaleno Martínez
Geography
Lic. Roberto Páramo
Presenter
Lic. Alejandra Coyote Luna
Communication Specialist
I like discovering new places because I believe that every corner of the world has something to teach me. I enjoy traveling, exploring destinations I haven't visited yet, and rediscovering the ones I've already been to—always finding something new in them.
Hist. Oscar Arturo Silva Juárez
Cultural educator and historian
Within the field of historical research, I am particularly interested in the New Spain period, specifically the processes of religiosity and the role played by the mendicant orders in the construction of New Spain. I enjoy exploring topics such as monastic life, writings produced within the cloisters, and Christian iconography, understanding them not only as expressions of the spirituality of their time but also as elements that helped define the identity and cultural landscape of viceregal society.
Arqlgo. Enrique Alcalá Castañeda
Archaeologist and researcher, INAH
Bachelor's degree in Archaeology from the National School of Anthropology and History (ENAH)
Hist. Yuridia García
Cultural Manager
A cultural manager interested in cultural mediation, audiences, and experience design. I enjoy translating cultural content into accessible experiences, working on collaborative projects, and designing processes where active participation is central.
Admon. Jessica Franco
Experience Coordinator
I am honest and transparent; I like to speak the truth. I am a hard worker and a positive person who never lets challenges get the better of me. I give my all to each of my roles: mother, daughter, sister, and wife. My son is my greatest source of pride and motivation; I enjoy a job well done and spending time with the people I love.
Lit. Paulina Sánchez
Writer and advocate for cultural heritage
I have a bachelor’s degree in literature and specialize in cultural heritage outreach. For me, traveling isn’t about racking up kilometers, but about unraveling a place’s secrets. I see each destination as a living stage: a grand narrative where the streets are the pages, the monuments are the settings, and we are the protagonists.
Lic. Tiffany Cruz García
Communication specialist and university professor
I consider myself a curious, creative person who is eager to learn. I really enjoy reading, writing, traveling, listening to music, and taking photographs, because each of these activities allows me to discover new perspectives and find inspiration in different ways. I also like to explore new places, try new things, and devote time to projects that spark my creativity.
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