Templo de Santo Domingo San Cristobal de las Casas

We got to the bus station to catch our bus to San Critobal de las Casas with plenty of time. Since this was my first overnight bus ride I knew it was going to be cold, so I had plenty of clothes which meant another bag to carry. Soon as the bus arrived we loaded our bags and got on. Subash was surprised as how cramped the bus was. He wasn't …

... here we took a quick tour of the city.  One of the sights worth a special mention was the Dominican church Templo de Santo Domingo which has a pink façade with fine carvings with a lavishly gilded baroque interior. Lily described it as a ...

... goede plek had om het te zien vanuit het raam van m'n hotelkamer. Vandaag heb ik niet veel gedaan. Ik ben nog naar de Templo de Santo Domingo geweest, wat toch wel de mooiste kerk van de stad is. Helaas kon ik er niet naar binnen, want van binnen ...

... is in the very center of the town and not a few minutes up was the Templo de la Caridad/Templo de Santo Domingo plaza which was filled with handcraft, textile and clothing sellers. Further North on Insurgentes was the famed Market Municipal. It was only ...

... took us to the mexican border for the next set of stamps. About 3 hours later we were dropped off in the main square in San Cristobal de las Casas - Plaza 31 de Marzo, and began a brisk walk in the rain to the nearest decent looking place to stay. We ...

... square for a cheap lunch consisting of quesadillas and a sandwich. After lunch, we decided to take a wonder north, to see the Templo de Santo Domingo. It took us a while to find the church, as it was hidden amongst the flea market. We had a quick look ...

... student wishing to learn Spanish or those wanting to participate one of the volunteer programs on offer here.  A walk from Templo de Santo Domingo Guzmán through the city centre and to either the Templo de Guadalupe or the church of San Cristóbal ...