Casa Catrina Oaxaca

Garcia Vigil 703 Oaxaca, Central Mexico and Gulf Coast, 68000, Mexico

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Light show at The Cathedral, Oaxaca

A travel blog entry by skalwagspirits

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... br> The show began at 8:30.
It began with some very loud music and all the lights in the square went off. People gathered in the front of The Cathedral, and waited. Then the light show began.
It was a Christmas theme.
I have never seen anything like it. All the lights make a moving story to the music. The lights wove in and out of The Cathedral. It looked so "real".
I hope that the photos do it some justice!
So much creativity, even had a "snow" ...

Dinner Looking over the valley.

A travel blog entry by skalwagspirits

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The Christmas Spirit is very different for us this year. Looking forward to sharing new "traditions" and experiencing this holiday is a new way. I know that there will be no LACK of FIREWORKS! LOL.
The poor dogs here hate them! Jordy doesn't seem to care much.
The poodle is terrified...poor little punkin!
Found out the name of that gorgeous red bird today. It is a Vermillion ...

Dia de los Meurtos in Oaxaca

A travel blog entry by wanderjahre

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... to take any flash photographs.

This is a significant holiday in Mexico – the days off are similar to our Christmas Eve and Christmas day. November 1st celebrates the day that children died. November 2 is for the adults. On November 3 there is an equally large celebration with parades that send the spirits back to where they came.

I always wanted to be in Mexico during this time. Attending the Day of the Dead festival in Oakland ...

4 hours of WOW

A travel blog entry by thriftydrifters

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The Museum starts from early 14 century. There is pottery , carvings, Military pictures,swords,
some very beautiful china with gold trim!!! Crystal goblets, Mexican cooking crocks, distillers.
Just about anything you can think of.

I am not much on art, don't claim to know much. They had an exhibit here as well and I must admit
we did not spend much ...

Semana Santa in Southern Mexico

A travel blog entry by cwaldron

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... is supposedly the oldest city in North America. They are situated on top of a mountain and the view is amazing you could see for miles in all directions. Later that afternoon, we went to go see a 2,000 year old tree in Tule which is a very small town but it was really beautiful. The tree was huge and I was just amazed it could still be standing after all that time. Then we went to a Mezcaleria, which is where they make Mezcal which is an ...

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