Estancia De Valencia
, Oaxaca
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Estancia De Valencia Oaxaca

Oaxaca, Central Mexico and Gulf Coast, Mexico

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Sometimes it takes a village

A travel blog entry by katywade

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... each one of the where the Guerita (the Mexican affectionate term for white girl) is headed, out of pure curiosity. And so it passed yesterday on my way to Mitla. After walking around the terminal for half an hour, being sent on a wild gazo chase by the first few people I asked directions from, I made my way closer and closer to the accurate bus departure. I waited and waited and the right bus never came. The girls I asked must have been wrong. I moved further down the line ...

Monte Albán - Zapotec Ruin

A travel blog entry by slrlewis

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... that are thought to depict the tribes that the Zaptotec
conquered. Each one has a symbol of Zapotec and below that is an
upside down head - probably the leader of the defeated group.



For reasons no one knows the Zapotec declined and then eventually
disappeared leaving the city on the hill. The Mixtec people used the
city for refuge in times of war and its burial grounds for their own
burials.

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Oaxaca, esta vez esta para la salsa

A travel blog entry by salsero

... Sol", by Alfonso Mateo-Sagasta which I found pleasantly easy to read considering my Spanish reading skills.

Nicholas, the guy hired by Salsa Retreat to pick people up at the airport had waited for the extra hour that my plane was late. He is extremely informative about Oaxaca and the places to visit ...

More Adventures

A travel blog entry by libbychelan

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... there ALWAYS needs to be a cover over the drain because cockroaches like the damp areas and they WILL crawl out of your drain and join you in your shower--trust me, they are not the friendliest shower companions!

More to come soon on the earth-quakes and mind-blowing thunderstorms that have been taking place!!! I am off to talk with my exchange student for an hour! :)

Love you all and hope all is well in the USA!!! :)


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A Day in the Country

A travel blog entry by joegoldston

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... interesting..after that we went to see Hierves de Agua....a "petrified waterfall" . It is really a spring high up on a mountain whose deposits of minerals has created a stone waterfall. The Aztecs cut channels into the rock to send it to the valley to irrigate their crops. Then we went to Mitla, the site of an Aztec temple and city of about 10,000 people before the Spaniards came and destroyed most of it and killed most of the people. Some of ...

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