Glide over the vibrant city of Oaxaca, Mexico, with stunning drone footage showcasing its colorful colonial architecture, ...

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Oaxaca, Mexico, is home to the tlayuda, an oversize corn tortilla topped with black beans, cheese, meats and a spate of other ...

Contractor Jaime Valle’s latest construction project is his most personal yet – it’s his debut restaurant, and it showcases flavors from his heritage. El Comal, named after a type of flat and round ...

He said soil in higher elevations in the North Bay and Santa Cruz mountains is already saturated after this weekend’s rain and warned of a minor chance of landslides. The wind and flood advisories ...

Using LiDAR technology, researchers reveal over 1,170 structures including temples and ball courts, offering a snapshot of pre-Columbian Zapotec life.

Oaxaca, Mexico, is home to the tlayuda, an oversize corn tortilla topped with black beans, cheese, meats and a spate of other ingredients. It’s often folded in half, crisped on a grill, and ...

A nearly 6,000-year-old forest is once again seeing daylight after millennia hidden under ice in the Rocky Mountains. A team of scientists from Montana State University, the U.S. Geological ...

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Architecture studio Entorno y Contexto has led the redevelopment of a stretch of the Papaloapan River on Tuxtepec, Oaxaca, installing lightweight steel structures on stilts and landscaping to ...

Historian Natalia Mehlman Petrzela explores life, love and death on Earth's second-tallest peak in the new season of Extreme. Straddling the border of Pakistan and China in the Karakoram mountain ...

Two enormous continent-sized mountains 100 times taller than Everest are hidden thousands of kilometres beneath the Earth’s surface, according to new research that has left experts stunned.