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  • Mexico (Mexico City / Teotihuacan / Puebla) The flight to Newark was pretty smooth and I even managed a few hours sleep at the airport. The flight down to Mexico was bumpier due to a child behind me banging the seat, this seems to happen to Posted by Marcos92uk in LASA Tour 2009-10 | Apr 13, 2009
  • Playa Del Carmen Happy Easter everyone! We had booked a hotel room in Playa Del Carmen over the easter weekend as we knew it'd be really busy everywhere...we weren't really prepared for just how touristy it would be here though! The beach is very Posted by russncath in Russ & Cath's Excellent Adventure | Apr 13, 2009
  • Back In Mexico I have been in Tepoztlan, Mexico for two months now. In some ways it feels like days and in others it feels like a year. Time is such a strange thing! These have been the most emotionally intense weeks of Posted by triptime in Izzy's Blogsite | Apr 9, 2009
  • Tremendous Tulum As we said at the end of the last entry we left Ambergris and had a fairly long day travelling to Tulum on the Carribean coast of Mexico. Our last border officially crossed!! We decided to hole up here for Posted by russncath in Russ & Cath's Excellent Adventure | Apr 8, 2009
  • Central Pacific & Oaxaca Coast, Mexico We arrived at the La Paz ferry terminal with plenty of time to spare, bought our tickets for 800 peso each and waited...waited...waited. Time to board and we attempt to check our luggage in as we had seen the passengers Posted by jessnsteve in Kays Odyssey | Mar 24, 2009
  • Clean! (finally) WE FOUND A LAUNDRETTE!!!!! =D The exciting discovery was made on Monday... i think it would be fair to say that we were all fairly relieved! in Kizzy´s words.. "i just dont want to be dirty anymore! =´[ " Posted by bethwilson in Mexico Team Tearfund | Apr 4, 2009
  • Mainland Mexico After an uncomfortable night’s unrest on Baja Ferries we arrived in Top Posted by augn'chris in A Wee Jaunt Around the World | Apr 2, 2009
  • Cabo San Lucas After two days camping at Playa San Pedrito, a beautiful beach outside Todos Santos (home of the Hotel California) we moved on to Cabo San Lucas with newfound friend, David. We met David while ch Posted by augn'chris in A Wee Jaunt Around the World | Apr 2, 2009
  • South of the border.... Well crossing into Mexico was easy, so easy in fact that we did it without realising we´d left America. I approached an official and asked ´is this where we get our exit stamps?´He replied that ´no my friend, you are Posted by MattAnneka in Burritos y Mojitos | Mar 30, 2009
  • Xochimilco, Mexico 2008 Xochimilco is the Venice of Mexico...sort of. Not quite as beautiful as the canals of Venice, Italy, but still worth the experience. Xochimilco dates back to the times of the Aztecs who used the canals to transport the sugar cane Posted by rangercris in Ranger Cris Travel Blog | Mar 29, 2009
  • Mexico City / Merida After the longest 72 hours of our lives, we touched down in Mexico City... We were still pining for the normality of Miami, because after 6 weeks of hearing only Spanish any Eglish sounds good, even when its spoken with Posted by willandsam in Will and Sams World Tour | Mar 16, 2009
  • Short Essays on rural Oaxaca mezcal production Alvin Starkman M.A., LL.B It won’t win any contests for being a quality spirit. And in fact residents of the region don’t even call it mezcal, but rather “recicado,” a Mixteco name, they say. But after a five Posted by titosarah in Attractions in and around Oaxaca, Mexico | Mar 25, 2009
  • Playa Del Heaven After battling the heat and tacos in Merida we caught a 6 hour bus trip to Playa Del Carmen. Playa (what us locals call it) had been recommended to us by quite a few people so we were very excited... Posted by willandsam in Will and Sams World Tour | Mar 21, 2009
  • Whitey and Scooner on the road 2-19-09 San Felipe We are on are second day in Baja. We took the Tecate border entrance and were successful in getting out tourist cards with no problems. It was a smooth drive through Tecate t Posted by djkwine in Whitey and Scooner on the road | Mar 18, 2009
  • Can't wait ! Soon soon very soon my trip in South America will begin ! I can't wait to discover all these new landscapes and tribes etc... Posted by Baolam in Citizen of the world | Mar 17, 2009
  • Mainland Mexico, here we come! With bags under our eyes from too little sleep the night before, a Posted by augn'chris in A Wee Jaunt Around the World | Mar 16, 2009
  • Transit So far our trip has basically consisted of blissful moments of relaxation, where we know where we are sleeping, eating etc. for a few days, and then periods of frantic organisation, which includes long hours in the nearest internet cafe Posted by willandsam in Will and Sams World Tour | Mar 15, 2009
  • SANTA MARIA DEL ORO EN OTRA DE NUESTRAS ESCAPADAS FUIMOS A SANTA MARIA DEL ORO UNA LAGUNA EN UN CRATER, COMO PUEDEN VER HERMOSA! SE PUEDE MANEJAR CAMINAR O RECORRER EN BICI TODO AL REDEDOR QUE MIDE UNOS 4KMS! HAY LUGARES PARA ACAMPAR Y Posted by wanderers in TROTAMUNDOS | Mar 1, 2009
  • SAN BLAS NAYARIT ESTA VEZ DECIDIMOS RECORRER LAS COSTAS CERCANAS A PUERTO VALLARTA Y POCO A POCO IR DESCUBRIENDO Y REENCONTRANDONOS CON NUESTRO PAIS! QUE BUENA FALTA NOS HACE Y QUE MEJOR QUE LOS ALREDEDORES! SALIMOS DE PUERTO VALLARTA HACIA SAN BLAS, A UNAS Posted by wanderers in TROTAMUNDOS | Mar 1, 2009
  • Baja California Sur, Mexico WOW! Mexico! Although we may have missed a few things by not driving, we got some great views of the Sea of Cortez and the Baja peninsular during our flight from San Diego to Los Cabos (the Cabos, which are Posted by jessnsteve in Kays Odyssey | Feb 28, 2009
  • ¡Lo Mejor de Mexico! BEST DESSERT - Nieve de Rosas (Rose Petal Sherbet) in Oaxaca BEST HORCHATA - (Rice Milk) at Mercado Coyoacan in Mexic Posted by kreglicka in WANDERLUST | Mar 3, 2009
  • Hostel Moneda Hosteling is not for those sensitive to sound. However, with a good set of earplugs, passing time in hostels is not only economical, it's a great way to meet people from around the world. Upon our return to Mexico City, Posted by Iancela in Mexico in the Summer | Aug 10, 2005
  • Ernesto's Tour Hungry, we waited the appropriate few minutes of greetings before asking Ernesto where we could find a good torta, a style of sandwich I can only find here. Once a chilango himself, this Mexico City-raised friend paused momentarily to get Posted by Iancela in Mexico in the Summer | Aug 8, 2005
  • Los estudiantinos Stone walls rose to a pink and red stuccoed cupola, alit against a deep blue Guanajuato night. In front of the church, some estudiantinos gathered, while their audience sat and stood around them on the stairs, creating an impromtu mini Posted by Iancela in Mexico in the Summer | Jul 31, 2005
  • The Heart of Mexico City We had moved to the center of the city - El Zocalo - and it was packed with people. Into the little ten by ten room with two computers that the hostel provided, through a metal-framed, iron-barred horizontal window, flowed Posted by Iancela in Mexico in the Summer | Jul 26, 2005
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