Fiesta Inn Oaxaca
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Oaxaca, esto es Mexico! se siente su cultura
Llegue a Oaxaca bastante molida! Para empezar mi vuelo Guadalajara Mexico DF se retraso..por lo tanto los nervios de perder mi conexion a Oaxaca empezaron a hacer efecto...por suerte no fue tan atrasado solo 30 minutos lo que me daba tiempo a llegar con una hora para tomar la conexion! Todo bien hasta ese momento, el avion un airbus, comodo, mi …
The Zapotecs
... not why I had booked the tour really), but it also all seemed a bit pointlessly traditional. It takes 2 months for them to make a medium sized rug, and I didn't even find them very comfortable! The machinery was quite something though.
Five minutes down the road, we were shown around a Mezcal distillery. It is a local drink made from the Agave plant that is very similar to Tequila. Again, fairly interesting ...
Kermesse à Cuajimoloyas
... es de carbonate de calcium, qui en fait un monument plutôt impressionnant. Pour m'y rendre, j'emprunte un tour organisé qui permet de cumuler dans la journée l'arbre millénaire de Tulé, une fabrique de Mezcal, les artisans de tapis à Teotihuacan del Valle, Hierbe el Agua et enfin le site Zapotec de Mitla... j'avoue que sur ce coup-là, le bon vieux bus touristique est rentable!
Sur les conseils de mon pote Brésilien, je m'organise un petit ...
Sueño Americano
Back home, today is Independence Day. Here, it's just another day. But it turned out to be an eventful one. We took a field trip to the Centro de Orientación del Migrante de Oaxaca – Oaxacan Migrant Center, known as COMI.
This organization, which is supported by a local Catholic church, houses migrants that are passing through Oaxaca, often on their way to the United States. These migrants are not only Mexicans; many ...
Time Out
... 125 year old Indian Laurel trees. Surrounded by cafes, restaurants and balconies, there's a continual flow of locals coming and going to meet with friends, hang out or enjoy the endless number of free band concerts that draw fans of all ages. Inbetween there are seniors groups doing the cha cha, rappers break dancing and vendors selling everything but whitegoods.
Oaxaca is renowned for its food with mole (mol-le), one ...
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