Honoring Women's History Month in Partnership with Delta Airlines: Travel Guides that Celebrate Women's Contributions
While women’s contributions to history can be celebrated any time of year, March serves as a special time to honor and reflect on the courageous efforts made by women who have championed equality and opportunity. In celebration of Women’s History Month, She is Not Lost is partnering with Delta Airlines to create travel guides for some of our favorite destinations that highlight women’s experiences, connections, and contributions. Find a list of our recommendations below for your next trips to Mexico City, Seoul, and Lisbon.
Mexico City Travel Guide to Celebrate Women
Museo Frida Kahlo La Casa Azul
A museum dedicated to one of the most iconic women and artists in history, a visit to La Casa Azul is an opportunity to explore Frida Kahlo’s childhood home, view some of her famous paintings, and learn more about her life story.
Xochimilco
A boat ride through the floating gardens of Xochimilco is a fun experience where you can take in colorful sights, sounds, and snacks. Dance along to live Mariachi music and enjoy freshly prepared food on the trajinera boats, traditionally named after women.
Mercado de la Ciudadela
Connect with female artisans at the Mercado de la Ciudadela, located in the historic center of Mexico City. Learn about traditional textiles and support the women who created them.
Monumento a la Madre
Located between the Angel de Independencia and the Monumento de la Revolucion, the Monumento de la Madre is a marble statue of a mother and child, created in honor of motherhood.
Museo Soumaya
Named after the founder’s wife, Museo Soumaya is an architectural wonder and contains the works of well-known female artists from across the globe.
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Seoul, South Korea Travel Guide to Celebrate Women
Bukchon Hanok Village
The historic Bukchon Hanok Village is a site of cultural preservation through cuisine, dress, architecture, and crafts. Support women-owned shops and learn about Korean culture on a walk through the village.
Yeouido Cherry Blossoms
The city’s largest flower festival takes place along the Han River in Yeouido Park. During the Spring, the island park transforms into a pink wonderland of cherry blossoms.
Tteuran Tea House
A traditional tea house is the perfect place to experience Korean culture in a peaceful setting. Taste popular tea flavors and admire the gardens at the woman-owned Tteuran Tea House in Ikseon-dong.
Mangwon Market Cooking Class
A more lively place to learn about Korean culture and culinary scene, visit the Mangwon Open Market on a Cooking Class Tour with Hello K, led by local female chef Junghee. Purchase fresh ingredients, sample street food, and learn how to prepare traditional dishes.
Myeongdong K-Beauty Shopping
Stroll through the Myeongdong district and shop the latest trends and favorite K-Beauty and skincare products.
Lisbon, Portugal Travel Guide to Celebrate Women
Miradouro de Santa Luzia
Take in sweeping views from the Miradouro de Santa Luzia, and keep an eye out for wall murals and street art by local female artists as you stroll through the Alfama neighborhood.
Mercado de Santa Clara
Shop antiques, vintage art, clothes, and more from female vendors at the Mercado de Santa Clara. One of the largest flea markets in the city, the Mercado de Santa Clara also features eateries to taste the local cuisine.
Wavesisters Surfcamp
Learn to surf from female instructors on the Costa da Caparica with Wavesisters Surfcamp, and soak up the sun in the company of other women.
Lisbon Walking Tour
Take a walking tour through the city and learn about female empowerment and women’s contributions to Lisbon’s history with Show Me Lisbon.
Museu Nacional do Azulejo
Located inside the Madre de Deus former convent and church, the collection of Lisbon’s beautifully preserved tiles and art can be found within the historic building originally created as a safe place for women to learn.
Where will Delta take you next? Leave a comment below if you’re planning a trip focused on women’s contributions and experiences, or have any questions about the destinations recommended here!
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