Posts about Mexico.
Today we are talking about the real, purely “Mexican” Mexico – the most populous district (neighborhood) of Mexico City – Iztapalapa. With more than 1.8 million inhabitants, this district is not much visited by tourists, and yet it is one…
Xcaret Park, Mexico is a nature park in Quintana Roo. It’s everything Mexico is all about – mysterious Mayan culture, stunning nature, a bit of mysticism and famous Mexican cuisine. The park features more than 50 attractions for the whole…
As a continuation of the theme of beautiful and colorful places in Mexico, a report on a trip to the island of Contoy. To be honest, I am indifferent to the sea, I like the mountains much more. However, we…
And again about little-known Mexico. About places where Mexicans come to vacation. Today is a report about our trip to Totolapan in the state of Morelos. Totolapan is a small village with a population of only about 10,000 people. Some…
In addition to Mexican cities and villages, which everyone hears about, and where there are always crowds of tourists, there is “little-known” Mexico – beautiful and interesting places where Mexicans come to rest. So we want to talk about some…
Cuernavaca is a city 85 km from Mexico City, which is the capital of the state of Morelos, with a population of just over 300,000 people. Cuernavaca’s twin city is Argentina’s General Villegas. We spent two days in the city.…
As a continuation of the theme of colorful Mexican cities, I want to tell you a little about Tlayacapan and Tenancingo. Each of these cities can be taken for 1 day for a quiet visit. Tlayacapan is located in the…
Mexico City is a city that is impossible to get around (go around) the entire city. A city where you can not only enjoy the architecture, nature, but also learn the history and culture of the country by visiting museums.…
Today is my review of Santiago de Querétaro, Mexico. Santiago de Querétaro, with a population of over 730,000, is the capital of the state of Queretaro. In pre-Hispanic times, it was home to the Otomi tribes, very famous during the…
And again about Mexican “magic” villages. Today is a village with the difficult to pronounce name Tequisquiapan, located in central Mexico in the southeast of the state of Queretaro, not far from the state capital Queretaro and from Mexico City.…
