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Comida Mexicana
En 3 semaines, je n'ai toujours pas parlé des délices de la cuisine mexicaine.
Je pourrais aussi vous parler des dernières ruines que j'ai visitées -Uxmal et Chichen Itza-, mais je vais m'en tenir aux photos :
1. pour ne pas vous ennuyer
2. parce que je n'ai pas encore tout compris aux différentes civilisations qui se sont succédé …
Hot and sweaty Merida
We arrived in the city of Merida (the largest in the Yucatan State) in a second class bus on a steaming hot Good Friday. We managed to tramp across town with out gear to a hostal through the crowds and lose a couple of kgs along the way. The temperature was in the late 30´s and early 40´s during our 4 days there. We were gutted to find the …
Leaving Cancun so soon!?
... restaurant for dinner at a place called Chaya Maya. Here they served a selection of Yucatan dishes and I ended up trying another first for me, Shark! I had this dish which was four tortillas filled with black bean puree and shredded shark meat, all covered in tomato sauce. It was actually really tasty and the shark meat was lovely and tender but, after eating all other sea creatures last night, I think I can safely say I have had my fill of fish for a ...
Chac - The Mayan God of Rain (Who we've gone off)
... meal here with our driver/guide Raul but just as we’d finsished our main course, can you believe it the two school trips we’ve been just ahead of all day also turned up and the place was in uproar. Quicky had our desert and left.
The drive back to Merida took an hour in which time (4pm agqain) the heavy rains were back in vengeance, but by the time we got into the city it had eased off a bit. Around 6pm it finally stopped ...
Tulum and Mérida
... in the general building and then escape the music and noise to sleep well across the road. Since we had already missed a good few hours that day we just took it easy and explored Tulum village, there is not that much too it, a long main road running through the village with plenty of tourist shops and bars and restaurants. The next day we took the free transport included in the price of the room to go to the Tulum ruins, it was really impressive. It is interesting ...
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