Valladolid, Mexico, located in Yucatán state, is an increasingly popular Mexico travel destination. It is also one of the country’s 175 or so pueblos magicos (Mexico magic towns), and known as ...

Valladolid's handsome colonial buildings and 19th century structures, along with an immaculately preserved traditional zócalo, make it a delightful place to soak up the real Yucatán.

Reporting from VALLADOLID, Mexico — Twenty years ago this picturesque city was little more than a bus stop between Tulum and Mérida, the Yucatán’s biggest city. It’s a destination now ...

A Mini-Guide to Valladolid, MexicoCasa Hamaca Guesthouse: This guesthouse is run by an American man named Denis, who has been living in Mexico for many years. Denis employs local people, and has many ...

Valladolid is about two hours from Cancun to the east and Merida to the west, on Highway 180. Where to sleep Casa Hamaca: Calle 49 No. 202-A at Calle 40. 52 (985) 100-4270, www.casahamaca.com.

Hidden in central Mexico is a charming city awash in pink, boasting historic architecture and mouthwatering regional specialties like tamales and gazpacho.

VALLADOLID, Mexico -- "Turn left at the guy selling coconuts," advises the car rental clerk when I ask the way to the slow road heading inland from the airport. The lack of signage to the Yucatan ...