Cryptids and Legendary Creatures
The Lerdo Monster, a New Chupacabra?
No CommentsA strange monster is said to be killing livestock in northern Durango. What is it?Read More »Tsukán, Gigantic Snake Guardian of the Maya
No CommentsTo the Maya, this gigantic snake has been a water guardian for millennia. Could it be a real …Read More »Hombre Pájaro, Mexico’s Bird Man Creature
No CommentsA half-man, half-bird creature has been spotted throughout Mexico. What is it?Read More »The Last Mexican Grizzly Bear
4 CommentsWas the last Mexican grizzly bear shot in Sonora in 1976?Read More »Matlazihua: Demon Woman of Oaxaca
No CommentsLegend or genuine evil presence? The story of the Matlazihua has persisted for thousands of years.Read More »The Werewolves of Coita, Chiapas
No CommentsWerewolves appeared in a town in Chiapas in Aprill 2020.Read More »Aztec Monsters
No CommentsMany terrifying creatures lurked among the myths of the ancient Aztecs.Read More »Mothman Sightings in Mexico
No CommentsSightings of the legendary Mothman creature have been increasing in Mexico.Read More »The Mexican Onza, Big Cat of Legend?
2 CommentsDoes an unknown gigantic feline exist in the remote mountains of northwestern Mexico?Read More »The Black Demon, Gigantic Shark of Mexico
5 CommentsA huge black shark is said to have been spotted in Mexican waters. Myth or real?Read More »The Huay Chivo
1 CommentMexican cryptid or just a legend? The Huay Chivo has been terrorizing people for centuries.Read More »El Cuatlacas, the Other Mexican Bigfoot
1 CommentIn the high pine forests of Puebla a large, hairy humanoid scares off intruders.Read More »Mexican Fairies
3 CommentsDo actual fairies exist in modern-day Mexico?Read More »Tales of Mexican Lake Monsters
No CommentsEarly Spanish colonists witnessed terrible creatures in Mexican lakes.Read More »Cadejos: Gigantic Dogs of Good & Evil
4 CommentsIn southern Mexico an unknown canine creature may exist. Friend or foe?Read More »Mexican Giants
No CommentsAre giants in Mexico the stuff of myth or did they really exist?Read More »The Alux and the Chaneque, Mexico’s Elusive Elves
7 CommentsDoes a mythical race of magical humanoids exist in the remote areas of Mexico?Read More »The Man-Bat of Northern Mexico
No CommentsA winged, dark humanoid creature has been spotted in northern Mexico. What is it?Read More »José and the Skyfish
7 CommentsJosé Escamilla has spent his whole life trying to explain these strange anomalies in the sky.Read More »The Nagual
6 CommentsA snarling, upright feline/doglike creature has been spotted in Mexico for centuries. Is this a real animal?Read More »The Lechuza
59 CommentsA gigantic bird has been spotted in the skies of northern Mexico. What is it?Read More »The Sisismite: Mexico’s Jungle-Dwelling Bigfoot
No CommentsDoes Mexico have its own version of Bigfoot? The answer is “yes.”Read More »The Chupacabra
2 CommentsWild dog? Alien? Government experiment gone wrong? What is this vampiric beast?Read More »
Religious Curiosities
Witchcraft and Pacts with the Devil in Late Colonial Mexico
No CommentsThousands of documents tell different stories of the Spanish Inquisition in colonial Mexico.Read More »Did Jesus Really Appear on a Tortilla in Mexico?
No CommentsThe story of how a seemingly random occurrence became a pop culture phenomenon.Read More »The Stories of Two Unknown Mexican Saints
No CommentsHave you ever heard of these 2 saints from Mexico?Read More »Archangel Michael and the Well of Miracles
No CommentsThe Archangel Michael appeared to a poor boy in Mexico in 1631 and brought with him miracles.Read More »Little-Known Mexican Virgins, Part 5
No CommentsOur series continues with 3 more important but little-known shrines to Our LadyRead More »Mexico’s First Satanic Temple
No CommentsConstruction continues on Mexico's first temple openly dedicated to SatanRead More »Don Pedrito Jaramillo; Healer, Clairvoyant, Folk Saint
No CommentsPart curandero, part psychic, Don Pedrito was credited with healing tens of thousands of people.Read More »María Lionza: Mexico’s Imported Indigenous Folk Saint
No CommentsThis relatively new folk saint is gaining traction - and power - in Mexico.Read More »Our Lord of Wonders, a Tale of 2 Jesus Shrines
No CommentsMany miracles are attributed to Our Lord of the Wonders.Read More »El Cristo Roto, The Broken Jesus of Aguascalientes
No CommentsWhat's the meaning behind the gigantic mutilated Christ figure in the middle of a Mexican lake?Read More »Saintly Mexican Folktales
No CommentsMany fables in Mexico involve earthly encounters with saints. Here are three.Read More »Little-Known Mexican Virgins, Part 4
No CommentsThe story of 3 little-known Marian devotions in Mexico and the miracles connected with them.Read More »Guadalupe’s Messenger, San Juan Diego
No CommentsA humble Native man was witness to apparitions of the Virgin Mary on a hill in MexicoRead More »Little-Known Mexican Virgins, Part Three
No CommentsThe story of 3 little-known Marian devotions in Mexico and the miracles connected with them.Read More »Little-Known Mexican Virgins, Part Two
No CommentsMany little-known images of the Virgin Mary are worshiped throughout Mexico. Here are 3Read More »Little-Known Mexican Virgins, Part One
No CommentsMany little-known images of the Virgin Mary are worshiped throughout Mexico. Here are 4.Read More »The Lucky Baby Jesus of Tlalpan
No CommentsThis image of the Baby Jesus sleeping on a skull has given comfort to millions for over 200 …Read More »The Gigantic Baby Jesus of Zóquite
No CommentsThe largest statue of the Baby Jesus in the world exists in a small town in Zacatecas.Read More »The Black Christ of San Roman
No CommentsSince 1565 a mysterious black Christ figure has been worshiped in Campeche.Read More »Junipero Serra: Saint or Villain?
No CommentsHistory does not quite know what to do with this canonized Franciscan friar.Read More »The Santo Niño and the Miracles at Plateros
No CommentsThe shrine at Plateros draws millions of pilgrims a year who venerate an old statue of the Baby …Read More »The Black Christ of Otatitlán
No CommentsA carving of a black Christ brings hundreds of thousands of believers yearly to a small town in …Read More »Baby Jesus of the Little Peanut
No CommentsA small statue of the Baby Jesus draws thousands of pilgrims to a tiny Mexican town.Read More »The Case of the Bi-locating Nun
No CommentsSister Maria evangelized the Indians of the New World without ever leaving her convent in Spain.Read More »Juan Soldado: Folk Saint of Migrants and the Wrongly Accused
1 CommentThousands have put their faith in this man who was shot by the Mexican army in 1938.Read More »Our Lady of Talpa, Virgin of Many Miracles
2 CommentsThis lesser-known Virgin receives millions of yearly visitors & is credited with many miracles.Read More »The Miraculous Healing Waters of Tlacote
9 CommentsTens of thousands of people claim to have been cured by the well water from a small ranch …Read More »The Miraculous Life of Saint Rafael Guízar y Valencia
No CommentsOn several death lists, this humble priest ministered to tens of thousands of people in need.Read More »The Miracle of the Virgin of Forgiveness
3 CommentsThe Virgin Mary appeared to a Flemish painter who was jailed by the Inquisition in colonial Mexico CityRead More »Felipe de Jesús, Mexican Martyr in Japan
No CommentsThe first Mexican-born saint was crucified in Japan in 1597. Here is his story.Read More »
Little-Known History
Ancient Mexican Trade with the American Southwest
No CommentsAlthough separated by well over 1,000 miles, the ancient civilizations of Mexico did have contact with their distant …Read More »Itzcoatl, First Emperor of the Aztecs
No CommentsThe first emperor of the Aztecs altered the past and set the course for the future of an …Read More »The Ultimate Cinco De Mayo Post
No CommentsIt's not Mexican Independence Day. It's not the day that Mexico kicked out the French. So, what exactly …Read More »Jacinto Canek: Last King of the Maya
No CommentsIn the Yucatán in 1761 a Maya leader spearheaded a brief but intense uprising against the Spanish.Read More »María Josefa Ortiz de Domínguez: Champion of Mexican Independence
No CommentsThe wife of a colonial magistrate became a key player in Mexico's War of Independence from Spain.Read More »Catarina de San Juan and the Trans-Pacific Slave Trade
No CommentsAn enslaved woman from India found herself living 10,000 miles away from home in 1600s colonial Mexico.Read More »Porfirio Díaz: The Good, the Bad, the Ugly
No CommentsOver 100 years after his death historians are still wondering what to make of the reign of Porfirio …Read More »The Trial of the Chichimec Witch, 19 July 1599
No CommentsAn obscure witch trial on the frontier of New Spain was more political than religious.Read More »Benito Juárez: The Indigenous Statesman Who Shaped Modern Mexico
No CommentsA brief profile of one of the greatest leaders of Mexico.Read More »Did a Mexican Invent Color TV?
No CommentsMany Mexicans have never heard of genius inventor Guillermo González CamarenaRead More »Does a Group of Remote Islands in the Western Pacific Belong to Mexico?
No Comments4 small Pacific islands north of New Guinea may belong to MexicoRead More »Xiximes: An Extinct and Forgotten Tribe
No CommentsThe Xiximes were gone by the end of the 1600s. Who were they?Read More »Tlahuicole, the Hercules of Ancient Mexico
No CommentsThroughout ancient Mexico, everyone knew the name of this famous warrior from Tlaxcala.Read More »Doña Isabel Moctezuma, the Last Empress of the Aztecs
No CommentsThe last empress of the Aztecs had a short but intense life. Her legacy lives on.Read More »José Estrada Munguía, Mexico’s Nikola Tesla
No CommentsThis prolific Mexican inventor was almost completely lost to history.Read More »Emperor Ahuizotl and the Expansion of the Aztec Empire
No CommentsThis young emperor doubled the size of the Aztec Empire and died a tragic deathRead More »Pancho Villa and the Disappearance of Ambrose Bierce
No CommentsDid Pancho Villa himself have a hand in the disappearance of a famous American writer?Read More »Mascogos, The Black Seminoles of Northern Mexico
No CommentsA unique culture in northern Mexico has its roots in Florida's Afro-Native communities.Read More »The Ancient Republic of Tlaxcala
No CommentsThis small political entity defied the Aztecs and was influential in shaping Mexico's destiny.Read More »Origins of the Comanche-Mexico Wars
No CommentsThe Comanche wars of the 1800s were devastating for Mexico. What are their origins?Read More »Joaquín Murrieta, Legendary Mexican Bandit
2 CommentsThis controversial historical figure has grown into a larger-than-life legend.Read More »The Martín Cortés Conspiracy
No CommentsDid the son of the famous conquistador plot to overthrow the Spanish king?Read More »First Contact, Mexico Meets Spain, 1519
No CommentsThe first contact between the Spaniards and Aztecs is often misunderstood.Read More »Luis de Sáric and the Pima Revolt of 1751
No CommentsA highly coordinated attack against the Spanish almost drove them out of northern New Spain for good.Read More »Juan Antonio, Indigenous Leader of Mexican California
No CommentsThis overlooked indigenous leader played an important role in Mexican California.Read More »Pedro Lascuráin, Mexican President for 45 Minutes
No CommentsHe served for only 45 minutes as Mexico's president, but his legacy was long-lasting.Read More »Chipilo: The Forgotten Italian Colony in Mexico
No CommentsFounded by Italians in 1882 Chipilo has maintained its cultural identity into the 21st Century.Read More »Mexican Kickapoo, A Forgotten Tribe
No CommentsAn isolated, little-known band of Kickapoo Indians has survived and thrived in Mexico.Read More »British Baja: The Mexican Land and Colonization Company
No CommentsBaja California almost became part of the British Empire in 1890.Read More »Apache Wars with Mexico
No CommentsFor centuries the Apache beat back colonization.Read More »
Hodge Podge
The Mysterious Death of Mexican Singer Chalino Sánchez
No CommentsRising Mexican superstar Chalino Sánchez suffered an untimely death. The case remains unsolved. What really happened?Read More »The Mysterious (Faked?) Death of Mexican Superstar Pedro Infante
No CommentsThe death of one of the greatest Mexican entertainers who ever lived is shrouded in mysteryRead More »Julia Pastrana, Mexico’s “Ape Woman”
No CommentsThe star of freak shows, circuses and chambers of horror, Julia Pastrana was the most famous Mexican woman …Read More »Have You Ever Heard of the Islas Coronado?
No CommentsThis northernmost group of Mexican islands has a unique history and many strange tales to tell.Read More »The People’s Liberation Army of Mexico and the Kidnapping of John Patterson
No CommentsA US vice-consul in Mexico was supposedly kidnapped by a fringe communist group. Here is the real story.Read More »The Story of Vanilla
No CommentsVanilla cultivation began in Mexico thousands of years ago.Read More »The Mysterious Disappearance of 43 Mexican Students
No CommentsIn September 2014, 43 Mexican students were kidnapped. No one knows what happened to them.Read More »Cerro Culiacán, Mexican Mountain of Mystery
No CommentsCould a mysterious city exist underneath this pyramid-shaped mountain in Guanajuato?Read More »A Tale of Two Witch Towns: Naica, Chihuahua and La Biznaga, Coahuila
No CommentsTwo towns in northern Mexico vie for the title, "Witch Capital of the World."Read More »The Mysterious Disappearance of Mexican Supermodel Gabriela Rico Jiménez
13 CommentsA Mexican supermodel was found disoriented and ranting in front of a hotel. What happened to her?Read More »Loteria, The Story of Mexican Picture Bingo
2 CommentsThe colorful and intriguing Mexican picture bingo game has an uncertain future.Read More »Stranded on Socorro Island
No CommentsNot many Mexicans know of this lonely island located over 700 miles into the Pacific.Read More »The Mysterious Crash of Mexicana Flight 704
3 CommentsWe may never know the real reason for one of Mexico's biggest aviation disasters.Read More »Hanal Pixán, Day of the Dead of the Maya
No CommentsThe modern Maya have their own special take on Day of the Dead called Hanal PixánRead More »Cherán, Indigenous Autonomous Zone
No CommentsTired of abuse from criminals and politicians, the town of Cherán declared itself self-governing.Read More »Tarahumara Religion and Ritual
No CommentsThe Tarahumara of northern Mexico practice a unique blend of ancient beliefs & ChristianityRead More »Cenotes of the Maya
No CommentsFresh water sinkholes in the Yucatan helped sustain Maya civilization.Read More »The Story of Chicle
1 CommentChewing gum based on chicle has a long history in Mexico.Read More »Island of the Dolls
No CommentsAn island in Xochimilco populated by hundreds of dolls has an eerie and interesting storyRead More »Was Thomas Edison Really a Mexican?
No CommentsSome evidence suggest that the famous American inventor wasn't American at all.Read More »Cuetlaxochitl, aka Poinsettia
No CommentsCalled the cuetlaxochitl by the ancient Mexicans, the poinsettia has a long and little-known history.Read More »Seri People, The Last to Assimilate
1 CommentThis remote indigenous group struggles to hold on to its culture and language.Read More »Juan Quezada and the Story of Mata Ortiz
2 CommentsOne man magically brought a pottery tradition back to life after centuries of dormancy.Read More »Black Pearls of the Sea of Cortez
No CommentsThese unique gems have an interesting history dating back centuries.Read More »Chinampas, Floating Gardens of Ancient Mexico
No CommentsA unique form of agriculture has existed in Mexico for over 1,000 years and is in danger of …Read More »Pulque, Drink of the Gods
No CommentsA uniquely Mexican drink, pulque is surrounded by interesting myths and legends.Read More »The Beautiful Imagination of Yolanda Vargas Dulché
No CommentsNo one person has contributed more to Mexican art and culture than Yolanda Vargas Dulché.Read More »The Mysterious Craters of Valle de Santiago
No Comments7 Craters in central Mexico are home to a whole host of extraordinary things.Read More »The Sorcerers of Catemaco
No CommentsFor untold generations magical practitioners have lived in an area of Veracruz known as Catemaco.Read More »Xoloitzcuintli: Sacred Dog of the Ancient Mexicans
No CommentsOnce nearly extinct, this unusual dog has played an important role in Mexico since ancient timesRead More »
Ancient Mysteries
Oxkintok: Little-Known Lost City of the Maya
No CommentsThe little-known lost city of Oxkintok has many secrets yet to reveal.Read More »Eclipses in Ancient Mexico
No CommentsThe Zapotecs, Maya and Aztecs could track and predict eclipses, and had interesting legends about them.Read More »Some Lesser-Known Gods of the Aztecs
No CommentsHave you ever heard of the gods Huhueteotl, Centeotl and Nanahuatzin?Read More »Barrios Beyond Time: Comparing Teotihuacan’s Enigmatic Neighborhoods
No CommentsWhat was life like in the neighborhoods of ancient Mexico's largest city?Read More »The Newest Maya Ruin and America’s “Sleeping Prophet”
No CommentsMexico's newest archaeological zone has a strange connection to an early 20th Century American clairvoyantRead More »Edzná, Land of the Seven Provinces
No CommentsThis ruined city in the jungles of Campeche has a long and interesting history.Read More »El Teúl, Eternal City of Mystery
No CommentsThis little-known site in southern Zacatecas was an important place in ancient Mexico for almost 2,000 years.Read More »Mysteries of the Aztec Crystal Skulls Revealed!
No CommentsThe story of the mysterious crystal skulls of the AztecsRead More »La Quemada, Mystery at the Edge of Mesoamerica
No CommentsNo one knows who built this interesting ancient city or for what reason.Read More »Monte Albán, An Overview
No CommentsThis magnificent city on a mountain ridge in Oaxaca still holds many mysteries.Read More »The Aztec Calendar Stone (Sun Stone)
No CommentsOne of the most iconic pieces of ancient Mexican art has a mysterious and interesting history.Read More »The Melting Pyramids of Lagartero
No CommentsLocated on several islands in teal-blue lakes, this little-known ancient site inspires awe and wonderRead More »Balcón de Montezuma, Mysterious City of the North
No CommentsSet in the middle of a forest of oak trees, this northern ancient mountain metropolis holds many mysteries.Read More »Death Gods of the Maya
No CommentsThe ancient Maya had 2 death gods. Here is what we know.Read More »House of the 7 Dolls and the Lost City of Dzibilchaltún
No Comments7 Mysterious figurines were found in the middle of a Maya temple staring up at the sky. What …Read More »El Manatí, Sacred Swamp of the Olmecs
No CommentsIn 1987 local villagers digging in a swamp found an amazing ancient religious site.Read More »Chalchiuhtlicue, the Powerful Water Goddess
No CommentsThe Aztec goddess of water once ruled an entire universe and then destroyed it.Read More »The Lost City of Labna, “The Old House”
No CommentsThe small ruined city of Labna in the Yucatan could be described as "intense."Read More »Cosmic Portals in Ancient Mexico
2 CommentsThe ancient Mexicans opened up portals to other dimensions, worlds and possibilities.Read More »El Chanal, Lost City of the Water Elves
No CommentsLittle is known about this mysterious lost city in the state of Colima.Read More »Pacal the Great, King of Palenque
No CommentsHe reigned over 68 years and was one of the most important rulers of the ancient Maya.Read More »Cerro de Trincheras, Lost City of the Sonoran Desert
No CommentsA magnificent city of 1,500 people flourished in the middle of the Sonoran Desert, then was abandoned.Read More »El Calón: Pyramid Made of Seashells
No Comments275 million seashells went into constructing the most unique pyramid in all ancient MExicoRead More »Camazotz: Batman of the Maya
No CommentsThe Mayan death-bat god Camazotz is still misunderstood by researchers.Read More »Kabah: Royal Snake in the Hand
No CommentsWith dazzling architecture, Kabah was unique among ancient Maya cities.Read More »Mapa Tlotzin, More than an Ancient Map
No CommentsThis ancient map from the Kingdom of Texcoco has interesting stories to tell.Read More »Chacmool, Mysterious Sculptures of Ancient Mexico
No CommentsArchaeologists are still trying to figure out the meaning behind this mysterious sculpture.Read More »Comalcalco, Round Sky City of the Maya
No CommentsMade almost entirely of brick, Comalcalco is unique among Maya cities.Read More »Cacao: From Currency to Chocolate
No CommentsCacao has an interesting and mysterious history.Read More »Cantona, Forgotten Fortress City
No CommentsIt was one of the largest and most important cities in ancient Mexico, so why have you never …Read More »
Myths and Legends
Misnebalam: Mysterious Ghost Town of the Yucatan
No CommentsThis abandoned modern town is full of legends, paranormal activity and many mysteries.Read More »Ghosts of Mexicali
No CommentsAlthough new by Mexican standards Mexicali is home to various ghost stories and tales of terror. Here are …Read More »Legends of the Seri People
No CommentsThe Seri people of the Mexican state of Sonora have a rich culture full of legends. Here are …Read More »More Legends from the State of Chihuahua
No CommentsThe Mexican state of Chihuahua is home to many legends. Here are 4 (more).Read More »More Legends from the Yaqui People
No CommentsThe Yaqui people of northwestern Mexico have many legends. Here are three (more).Read More »Legends from the State of Tabasco
No CommentsThe Mexican state of Tabasco is home to many legends. Here are 4.Read More »Legends of the Huichol People
No CommentsThe Huichol people of the mountains of Mexico have many legends. Here are three.Read More »Three More Legends from Jalisco
No CommentsHere are three more intriguing legends from the state of JaliscoRead More »Ghosts and Monsters of San Miguel de Allende
No CommentsThe old city of San Miguel de Allende is full of many scary legends. Here are 7.Read More »Yaqui Animal Legends
No CommentsThe Yaqui people of northwestern Mexico have a rich oral tradition, here are 4 legends involving animals.Read More »Tales of Terror from the State of Hidalgo
No CommentsThe state of Hidalgo is home to 3 million people and many scary stories. Here are 5.Read More »Legends from the State of Morelos
No CommentsThe tiny landlocked state of Morelos is home to many legends. Here are 7.Read More »Four Legends from the State of Guerrero
No CommentsThe beautiful Mexican state of Guerrero is full of many legends. Here are 4.Read More »Four Legends from Aguascalientes
No CommentsThe tiny Mexican state of Aguascalientes is full of many legends. Here are 4.Read More »Legends from the State of Querétaro
No CommentsFor a small state, Querétaro is rich in legends. Here are 4.Read More »Four Legends from the State of México
No CommentsThe most populous state in Mexico is home to many legends. Here are 4.Read More »4 Legends from Chiapas
No CommentsThe state of Chiapas is full of many myths and legends. Here are 4.Read More »4 MORE Random Spooky Stories from Mexico
No CommentsHere are 4 MORE random spooky stories from Mexico.Read More »3 Random Spooky Stories from Mexico
No CommentsMexico is full of creepy/spooky stories. Here are 3.Read More »Journey to the Mythical Land of Quivira
No CommentsThe people of colonial Mexico were dazzled by legends of fabulous cities in the heart of North America.Read More »Legends of the Otomí People
2 CommentsThe Otomí are one of the most ignored and marginalized indigenous groups in Mexico. Here are 4 of …Read More »Legends from Colonial Mexico City
No CommentsMexico City spawned many legends during its 300-year history under Spain. Here are 3.Read More »Legends from Coahuila
No CommentsMexico's third largest state is home to many legends.Read More »Maya Legends into the 21st Century
No CommentsMany myths and legends of the Maya survive into the 21st Century. Here are 3.Read More »Chihuahua Myths and Legends
No CommentsThe state of Chihuahua is home to many myths and legends. Here are 4.Read More »Legends from Nuevo León
No CommentsThe Mexican state of Nuevo León is home to many legends.Read More »Legends from Morelia, Michoacán
No CommentsThe beautiful colonial city of Morelia is home to many legends. Here are 4.Read More »Tlaxcalan Legends
No CommentsThis ancient region of Mexico has many legends. Here are 3.Read More »Zacatecas Legends
No CommentsThe central Mexican state of Zacatecas is full of legends. Here are 4.Read More »Tamaulipas Legends
No Comments4 legends from the Mexican state of Tamaulipas.Read More »
Otherworldly Phenomena
Cigar-Shaped UFOs: The Mexican Sightings
No CommentsMany mysterious cigar-shaped objects have been spotted over Mexico. What are they?Read More »Mysterious Egg-Shaped Objects Over Mexico
No CommentsWhat are these strange ovoid objects in the skies over Mexico?Read More »Diamond-Shaped UFOs Over Mexico
No CommentsFor many years diamond-shaped objects have been seen in Mexican skies. What are they?Read More »Alien Encounter: The Extraordinary Abduction of Enrique Mercado
No CommentsIn October of 1972 an unassuming Mexican laborer was taken aboard a flying saucer.Read More »The Mexican Alien Mummies, All You Need to Know
No CommentsFacts and speculation about the biggest UFO-related event to happen in Mexico in 2023.Read More »UFO Encounters at La Rumorosa
No CommentsIn 1997 three young men had a series of UFO encounters in the northern Mexican wilderness.Read More »The Great Mexican UFO Wave of 1965
No CommentsThousands of people saw strange objects in the skies over Mexico from July to October of 1965Read More »The Alien Abduction of Grace Garza
No CommentsIn 1992 a young university student was taken aboard a spaceship and examined by aliensRead More »The Mexico City Flying Saucer Crash of 1949
No CommentsA little-known event in 1949 may be Mexico's first Flying Saucer CrashRead More »UFOs Over Ciudad Juárez
No CommentsThe skies above this gigantic Mexican city have played host to many strange aerial craft.Read More »Citlaltemini, the Alien Mummy from Guerrero
3 CommentsIs a mummy unearthed near Taxco that of an ancient alien visitor?Read More »The Mysterious Teleportation of Geraldo & Raffa Vidal
No CommentsAn Argentine couple driving their car in dense fog mysteriously appeared on a Mexican highway thousands of miles …Read More »UFOs Over Guadalajara
No CommentsWhat's happening in the skies over Guadalajara?Read More »Bizarre Happenings at Atlixco
No CommentsFor over a thousand years Atlixco has been a strange and unique place.Read More »Mysterious Cloud UFOs Over Mexico
No CommentsClouds in the shape of UFOs, or UFOs in the shape of clouds?Read More »High Strangeness at Peña del Zumate
No CommentsPortals, aliens, missing time and assorted high strangeness seem to infest this beautiful pine-topped mountain.Read More »UFO Incident at Ciudad Pemex
No CommentsA violent electrical storm in 1973 brought strange visitors to this Tabasco town.Read More »Mysterious Fireballs Over Veracruz
No CommentsFrom the late '70s mysterious fireballs have appeared around a remote mountain in VeracruzRead More »Peña de Bernal, The Ultimate Mexican Paranormal Hotspot
No CommentsA beautiful natural wonder in Mexico is the setting for many instances of paranormal activityRead More »Vortexes and Spirals in the Skies Over Mexico
No CommentsStrange atmospheric anomalies have appeared in Mexico's skies for many years. What are they?Read More »UFO Encounter at Ajusco – The Case of Carlos Díaz
1 CommentFor decades a man has supposedly had contact with aliens in the mountains outside of Mexico CityRead More »Marla, A Mexican Contactee
No CommentsA housewife and mother of 10 became the most celebrated alien contactee in Mexico.Read More »The 1950 UFO Crash at El Indio
No CommentsWas the 1950 flying saucer crash near the US-Mexico border real or part of an elaborate misinformation campaign?Read More »The Alien Skulls of Ónavas, Sonora
No CommentsIn 1999 workers digging a ditch in a small town in Sonora stumbled across an otherworldly find.Read More »Mexican Crop Circles
No CommentsCalled agrogramas in Spanish, crop circles are a recent phenomenon in Mexico.Read More »Forgotten UFO Stories of the 1970s
2 CommentsThe 1970s had many interesting UFO cases, many of which are unknown or poorly researched.Read More »Alien Abduction in Acapulco, 1954
No CommentsOn a lonely mountain road a man met up with a group of blond aliens and boarded their …Read More »UFO Incident at the Santa Lucia Air Force Base
No CommentsIn 1971 a teenage girl had a strange encounter with a UFO outside a Mexican Air Force baseRead More »Alien Encounter at Meoqui
No CommentsIn 1987, 4 boys in a small Mexican town came face to face with 5 strange creatures.Read More »The Puebla UFO Crash of 1977
No CommentsWhat crashed in a remote area of the Mexican state of Puebla in 1977 is still a mystery.Read More »