Holiday Inn Exp San Juan Del R San Juan del Rio

... setting up the altar. Our altar was not only honoring the dead, but was also honoring children who had passed away. As a backdrop, there were several magazine cut outs of young children and on the altar there were several toys. We added our sugar skulls, candles and flowers to the offering. Our altar is almost complete. Tomorrow we'll be baking pumpkin cake and day of the dead bread to add to the ofrenda. I'm looking forward to it!

... tickets to the luggage man. When I pointed to my bag, the luggage man asked for my ticket and when I couldn't produce it he shook his head. After all the bags were taken, he wheeled my suitcase past me and into the terminal! A kind traveler who spoke English offered to take me to the bus counter and was able to convince the Primera Plus attendant that the lonely suitcase was mine.

I bought a ticket to ...

Trucha et Emilie sont au Mexique !!!

Après avoir passé 5 jours au Yucatan, à Tulum, ils reviennent sur Mexico bien bronzés, cramés même.

Pour ce 2eme week end ensemble nous partons visiter un joyau colonial tout proche de Mexico : la ville de Querétaro. Mon pote et ex-colocataire lorque je vivais la bas, Thibaut, nous a prêté sa maison située sur les hauteurs de la ville ...

... speaks English, just recently started his coffee shop serving a blend of 12 different coffees as well as an extraordinarily large selection of teas. Future plans call for the addition of a book store beside the coffee shop. It looks like it would make for a comfortable gathering place for the small community of ex-pats which live in Tequisquiapan. Tequisquiapan Advantages: - temperate ...

... a nicer place to kick off our 23 town/city tour. It all started with our good fortune in having a taxi driver take us to the Posada Tequisquiapan. Our good fortune did not stop there. We ended up with a room that came with a large terrace overlooking a beautiful interior landscaped court. Given the beautiful warm weather and the semi-tropical surroundings, this was one place we were not eager to leave. The last time we had a ...

... 2730078, Web: www.hotelcasablancatx.com.mx. Their current rates were 350 + 500 peso for one or two persons.

If you’re not on a budget then have a look at Hotel Hacienda Las Delicias, 5 de Mayo No.1, Tel: 01 (414) 2730017, who's prices start at 1000 Peso.

Tequisquiapan, Central Mexico and Gulf Coast, Mexico amazingjourneys

... were fairly clean but I still slept in my sleeping bag just in case!! The next day in sunshine I found a lovely clean, cheap hotel where I stayed for the rested of my time in Guanajuato - Oh and I washed ...

... hotel I've ever stayed in overnight. It makes the place from Monterrey look like the Ritz Carlton. I awoke after a fitful sleep (in my sleeping bag, I wasn't touching anything in this hell-hole) at 5:30 a.m. thinking the sun was up because of the glaring flourescent light pouring through the window. It didn't matter, 15 minutes later we were on the road and out of there!

... to blare every sound imaginable at every hour imaginable. Car horns obviously weren't enough so many of the cars have taken to putting large megaphones on their roofs so that they can amplify whatever they deem necessary. Stores compete for her auditory attention by blasting the most ear pleasing dance remixes of the macarana that they can find. This sounds even better when skillfully mixed with the salsa ...

... room using our water bottles. This is a most interesting city. Very hilly and beautiful, you can see the homes as they climb the hillsides, each painted a different color. Lois, the walking in Santiago was nothing compared to this town. We ate in a restaurant, Truco 7, which is a favorite of students. We had a three-course meal plus beer for about $3.50. The cream of carrot soup was "out of this world". We were served by a waitress, only the second one seen in the entire trip ...