Hostal Cuija Coyoacan
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No Guey!
After a few nights of hanging out with Mexican families from Michoacan in our first hostel, we shuffled over to La Roma district. I was overjoyed to meet an Argentine woman from Cordoba and happily brought back my porteña accent while we chatted. There are people from every part of the globe in this hostel...France, Mexico, Argentina, Czech …
Painted Skulls and Marigolds
The Day of The Dead celebrations are coming to a close in Mexico City--the sentiment of celebration has been thick in the air for the last few days, which truly began on Halloween night. We went to explore UNAM (Natl Autonomous University of Mexico) during the day, which is seriously a city in and of itself (hence, the name ciudad universitaria). …
Cute little Coyoacan
Coyoacan (in Nahuatl means "place of coyotes") is a neighborhood in southern Mexico City. With its small town feel, we had to remind ourselves that we were still in the big city. Throughout the week we were lucky to watch the transformation of the area as Day of the Dead approached. You could feel the energy and excitement in the air. Marigolds …
Teotihua... what???
Lonely Planet advice: Take the Mexican Turibus to the magnificent ruins of Teotihuacan. (35$)
Maru and Ferchu's advice: stick to the ecua-mexican guy that offered the same tour for $5!!
Getting to the bus Terminal is quite easy from any point of Mexico City. Once there is only a matter of asking "Teotihuacan?". Piece of cake! Once you are already there... take a deep ...
Mexico City
... to different periods and cultures in Mexico's
history. The first room was interesting as it intended to show basic
human evolution and development. Hilights for me were the rooms
showcasing Aztec, Maya and Olmec. The Aztec room was massive and with ...