Hotel Best Western Taxco
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Let's take the toll road - part II
Eerst bezoeken we de ruïnes van Teotehuacan. Echt indrukwekkend en door het vroege uur lopen we bijna alleen rond op de site. Dit moet een geweldige stad geweest zijn. De grote tempel is de derde hoogste ter wereld (na Cheops en Cholula) en de 'calzado de los muertos', de hoofdstraat zeg maar, is 3 km lang en volledig omzoomd met tempels en …
Taxco
The overnight bus worked out well for Tom and James who slept most of the journey, not so well for Helen who had fidgety legs and spent most of the journey with her legs up in the air, not easy in a tight space. The journey had over a hundred speed bumps and I think Helen was woken up by each of them. We arrived in Acapulco at about 7am to some good news – the Taxco bus left from the same station and there was one leaving in 40 minutes, just enough time ...
Beetle buzzing Taxco
... would have to be Las Grutas which was a humongous cave one mile in length and 30 metres in width to get there we had to go on a bus and then take a locals advice and go down a narrow track to get there. We stuck with a large group and watched a Spanish guide point out some amazing things like the really long stalagmites and stalactites. It took us and hour and a half to get to the end Me and Tom actually ran to see if the cave ever ended. ...
Just an update...nothing exciting!
Sadly this seems to be all about studying….again! I have now experienced my first exam….Spanish! I had to laugh otherwise I might have cried…it was such a joke. The written part of the exam contained so much they we had not learnt or at least we may have mentioned it in passing. But the spoken part I had managed to practice so it was okay. If I stop to think about it then I get really worried as I am sure the way things are going I have ...
Time to Play
... a beautiful shade of blue as I took a stroll around the terrace outside our room and checked out the views. It really reminded me of somewhere in Italy as all the buildings seemed to have whitewashed walls and terracotta roofs, with colourful plants and flowers everywhere. The downside was that as the town straggled over several hills there was a lot of walking up and down to contend with. In that sense it was like being in ...
Amenities
- Swimming pool
- Free High-Speed Internet
- Restaurant
- Free parking
- Pets allowed