Mexico Unexplained

The state of Veracruz has an intriguing history and his home to many legends. Here are 4.

On a lonely mountain road a man met up with a group of blond aliens and boarded their flying saucer.

In the mid-19th Century, Mexico's Yucatán Peninsula almost became a possession of the United States.

This mysterious pyramid is the tallest in Mexico may be dedicated to time itself.

The state of Puebla is rich in legends. Here are 7.

In 1971 a teenage girl had a strange encounter with a UFO outside a Mexican Air Force base

The Lord of the Underworld was one of the most powerful gods in all of ancient Mexico.

No one person has contributed more to Mexican art and culture than Yolanda Vargas Dulché.

In 1987, 4 boys in a small Mexican town came face to face with 5 strange creatures.

A small statue of the Baby Jesus draws thousands of pilgrims to a tiny Mexican town.

7 Craters in central Mexico are home to a whole host of extraordinary things.

A complex civilization existed in the deserts of Sonora. Who were the Opata?

Many legends lurk beneath the streets of Mexico City. Here are 6.

For untold generations magical practitioners have lived in an area of Veracruz known as Catemaco.

This rich province of the Aztec Empire was very far away and hard to hold onto.

A 16th Century English philosopher and seer possessed an interesting Aztec artifact.

Many legends exist in the north-central Mexican state of San Luis Potosí. Here are four.

In the early 1600s, an escaped slave rebelled against Spain and created an independent self-governing region in Veracruz.

Sister Maria evangelized the Indians of the New World without ever leaving her convent in Spain.

A 13,000 year old skeleton found in the Yucatán may re-write the history books.