Casa Sierra Azul Oaxaca

Hidalgo 1002 Oaxaca, Central Mexico and Gulf Coast, 68000, Mexico

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A travel blog entry by kleinereise

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... Paläste. Auf den Bergflanken hatten sich bis dahin 10 000 Einwohner angesiedelt. Während dieser Periode wurden Hierogylphen und Daten in einer Art Koordinatensystem eingeritzt. Zwischen 200 v Chr und 300 n Chr dehnte die Stadt ihren Einfluss auf die ganze Stadt Oaxaca aus. Zwischen 300 und 700 hatte Monte Alban ihre Blütezeit erreicht. Auf dem Haupthügel und ein paar kleineren Erhebungen drum herum entstanden Terassen um Platz für Häuser für die 25 000 Einwohner zu ...

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A travel blog entry by wanderjahre

My name does not translate in Spanish because there is not a strong "J" sound. Just about everyone calls me “Hean.”

I just finished watching two Luche Libre wrestlers are completing an interview on television. They are calm, articulate, wearing beautiful suits with ties, and their heads are covered with their masks.

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UMMMM FOOD!!!

A travel blog entry by thriftydrifters

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There is a wonderful cooking school in Oaxaca Mexico.
It is called " Seasons of my Heart Cooking School"
It is great. It is lovely, and it is fun!!

My host gave Myself, her sister and her sisters friend a gift of a one day cooking class.
And it was all day. We had so much fun.

It started out with a cheese class, showing you how to make ...

Walking Oaxaca Centro (pics)

A travel blog entry by cedric.brehaut

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... is simply the best we've had in Mexico so far. Although we stayed away from the expensive tourist-oriented restaurants every single cafe or small eatery had succulent food. Enough talk, here are the photos:


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Semana Santa in Southern Mexico

A travel blog entry by cwaldron

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... really incredible because at one point the canyon was 1,000 meters high which is almost a mile! We also saw monkeys, an iguana and a crocodile but none of us were sure if the crocodile was real or not because it was sitting on a rock and kinda looked like somebody put it there haha. But regardless I have never seen something like Canon del Sumidero and it was really beautiful. Then we went to the indigenous town called Chamula. It's a ...

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