Roads Less Travelled - Mexico
In this episode of Roads Less Travelled, Lonely Planet photographer Dominic Bonuccelli heads into the wilds of northern Mexico to chart a course through the rugged Sierra Madre mountains. Ignoring the headlines proclaiming drug wars and violence, Dominic goes looking for adventure among the Raramuri Indians, rodeo cowboys, Mennonites, shamans and bootleggers who call this isolated part of Mexico home. He finds it in spades at an Easter celebration to end all Easter celebrations, in the vertical rock canyons of the Basaseachi National Park and on the back of a horse in the middle of a Mexican rodeo.
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is a photo-journalist from Tuscon, Arizona who's travelled from Cuba to Cambodia and Kiribati to Tibet capturing images for Lonely Planet travel guides. He's shot everything from Buddhist nuns to Panamanian cockfights and his work has appeared in Variety, Forbes and The Wall Street Journal. Dominic spent several months on assignment for the TV series Lonely Planet: Roads Less Travelled hunting down new travel experiences in Colombia, Mexico and northern Spain.
