As some of you might remember from one of my previous adventures, the cover photo is a picture of Uxmal, the grand Mayan ruins near Mérida, Mexico. It was one of my favorite trips. And I’m excited to announce that I’m heading back to Mexico with my new business partner and fellow adventurer Zach Woodin to organize a Jewish-flavored trip to Mexico City!
This November 11-15, we’re going to explore Mexican culture. We’ll do coffee tastings, tour Teotihuacan’s majestic pyramids, sample elegant Mexican pastries, and so much more. But this trip is different from your average trip to Mexico City. We’re also going to do Shabbat dinner with families from the Mexican Jewish community. We’re going to do a Jewish culture and history walking tour. This trip is open to all and it will give you insight into what it means to be Mexican, Jewish, or both.
All are welcome on this adventure, both Jewish and non-Jewish travelers. Many of you have followed my stories from all the way in 2017 when I moved to Israel and began my exploration in earnest. So many of you have asked “when will you organize a trip?” or “how do I adventure like you?” Now is your chance. Join us in Mexico City for the trip of a lifetime!
Want more information? Fill out our interest form and you’ll receive pricing info and an itinerary in your inbox shortly. Have a friend or family member that’s interested? Feel free to share the form with them too!
Our travel company is called The Tudela Project. Why? Because Benjamin of Tudela was an inspiring medieval Jewish explorer and writer. He predated Marco Polo. He was intrepid and adventurous and brought us new knowledge about both Jewish and non-Jewish communities around the world.
Our goal is to help you explore. To learn, to connect with community, to travel to new places.
Join us in Mexico City for the first of what will hopefully be many new adventures. Hope to see you there!
Planting Roots Bearing Fruits 