Hacienda del Bosque Zacatecas

... in the<br>air and came down with a BANG. No way could at least one of them not be<br>hurt after that.<br><br><br><br>Stopped the trailer and ran back to check, both up and no injuries<br>but both of them were riding braced out on all four and were looking at<br>me like WTF are you<br>DOING??? Dipshit.<br>

... they think there used to be 365 of them, though many buildings here are not fully restored. It was a real ****** that many were closed off completely & none was available to climb up to get a good view of the site - not impressed. Also many of the best carvings & relics in the museum which was closed, apparently for maintenance, even though they'd had the last 2 weeks to do it as the museum had been closed - gotta love Mexico!

... sur les pyramides memorable. Tout cela agremente d'un temascal traditionnel, il s agit d un hammam indien qui est sense purifier le corps et l ame, mais a notre surprise nous nous sommes fait fouetter tout nus avec des branches par une mama indienne une fois rentre dans le tipi.... experience originale... Enfin avant de reprendre la route nous avons eu un cours de yoga, qui nous a bien fait comprendre que la souplesse ca se travaille !!!

... that there are about 40 places, mostly in the USA, Mexico, Central and South America, whose names have the word "Guadalupe" in it. So having the name "Guadalupe" is hardly an exclusive club. It is perhaps a common name because of the importance of the "Virgin Mary" in the Catholic system of beliefs. "Catholic belief" can make for some great tourist destinations. My best experience along those lines was "El Camino de ...

... and the affirmation - "damn, I am in a beautiful place". That is the feeling that Zacatecas elicited within us. As an aside, that same feeling is totally absent where I am living presently in Prince George, BC. So what does that say about me? With just a minimum of huffing and puffing we arrived at the "Estacion de Teleférico " which in and of itself is a striking place to spend a few moments. From here the view of the ...

... banos" caused us to stumbled upon a five star hotel located near the aqueduct. It turned out to be the "Quinta Real" which is built around the old bullring. Can there be a more majestic setting for a beautiful hotel? This must have been an architect's dream - design a 5-star hotel around a bullring. The opportunity was not flubbed as the award winning architecture features rooms and facilities that look right into the former bullring. We happened to be ...

... Zacatecas, Av. Hidalgo 703, Tel: 01 (492) 925-6500, Web: www.hotelesemporio.com . This is one of the finest hotels in Zacatecas, offering elegant rooms, beautiful public areas and benefitting from a great location. But the rooms here don&#8217;t come cheap, starting at around 1,500 peso. <br><br>Casa Torres Hotel, Calle 1 de Mayo No. 325, Tel: 01 (492) 925-3266, Web: www ...

... we ended up doing the next day despite being told by at least 4 different people to take the southern entrance to the mine as opposed to the top one and so avoid the millions of steps. Why can't girls ever work out North?! A fine Zacatecas tradition, although also involving traversing evil hills, is the Callejoneada which we were invited to by some students we met in the street. Everyone gathers in a square and dances to a traditional band ...

... picture. he was soooo drunk Mayo, who is mexican, could barely understand him, but he reminded me of a friend in Boulder, Tree, when he gets drunk. But in any event we hung out with thim for over an hour and just had a great time. The weekend before that Pablo and I went up to Papantla and el Tajin to see some amazing Mayan ruins . The ruins were truly spectacular, even though they were extremely ...

... with several glasses of wine. It was nice to be able to drink wine again because when you are on the move constantly it is difficult having bottles of wine in your backpack. As part of the Travel ...