Politics
Different Storms, the Same Pothole on Tulum’s Newly Paved Streets
Tulum potholes reopen after every rain. Thin asphalt, waterlogged limestone bases, and cold patches explain why, and why older streets downtown still hold.
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Art & Culture
How One Downtown Street Became the Heart of Day of the Dead in Tulum
Day of the Dead in Tulum brought families to Calle Centauro, where Paseo Tulum merchants hosted a candy night, a children’s costume parade, and folk dance.
Gastronomy
The First Traditional Cooks Gathering in Quintana Roo Brings Smoke-Kitchen Maya Food to Tulum
Certified cooks from Chetumal to Lázaro Cárdenas will serve smoke-kitchen dishes at Quintana Roo’s first traditional cooks gathering, two days at Tulum’s Parque del Jaguar.
Lead Story
Why Are Cars Driving on Jaguar Park Beaches During Turtle Nesting Season?
Cars, pickups, and motorcycles crossed Jaguar Park beaches on Sunday, on sand where federal rules allow only turtle-monitoring vehicles, and Tulum’s nest count tops 6,000.
Some Cenotes Under Tulum Now Make Cave Divers Sick
Tulum cenote pollution has made some caves under the city too risky to survey, an instructor warns, stalling work to link Sac Actun and Ox Bel Ha and document Maya remains.
