Tolok-Nah Bed & Breakfast
Calle 4-A #78 por 1-A y 1-B, Montecristo, Merida
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Tolok-Nah Bed & Breakfast Merida

Calle 4-A #78 por 1-A y 1-B, Montecristo Merida, Yucatan Peninsula, 97133, Mexico

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Mérida! Our new home!

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... 10 pesos and the money collected will go to one of their projects in one of the indigenous villages close to Valladolid, where they have a very high number of malnutrition within the children. I am really looking forward to “selling” kisses and hugs on Thursday and I’m planning to speak to the organiser to see what else I can do with Save the Children in my spare time. Since at the moment I still have a lot of spare time.

So far I had ...

Off the Tourist Trail

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... me an iron stomach since Hanoi provides standards that are shall we say less than lacking. 18 months of dining out in Hanoi have so lowered my standards that were I some food inspector, I´d hand out A´s across the board here in Mexico. And that is saying something.

A belly fat with food inspired me to find a cooking class here in Merida and lo and behold a place does exist near the Centro. With ...

Spicing it up in Mexico

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... us and the driver in a car. At the canyon we got a boat ride up and down, which was nice. We saw some monkeys and a couple of crocodiles, as well as lots of birds. The boat took us to the dam (which raised the level of the river but the canyon is still spectacular) and back.

After that we went to a colonial town called Chiapa de Corzo. This town has a nice main plaza and all the buildings around it are built with arches. We had a pleasant hour ...

The 7-11 Pemex Incident

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Brief background info….Pemex is the only gas supplier in Mexico. They are all full service stations so you do NOT pump your own gas; the gas station attendants do that for you. There are also very few stations that accept credit cards, cash rules the roost.

As Nina had mentioned, we were on the road from Villahermosa to Cancun which was going to be about a 12 hour drive. Most of this trip was also going to be toll roads ...

The trip really begins..........

A travel blog entry by dimparcio

... have been given duff info about our group meeting time and so we are both late and miss the group in the hotel…. We take a taxi to Cancun bus station where we meet the rest of our group who did all mange to meet up on timeJ…….There are many introductions and I instantly forget one name as I am told another….

We take the bus Chichen Itza, site of a Mayan temples…….. I sit with Andre and we chat; he is of Polish descent but ...

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