Hotel Hacienda Uxmal

Travel Blogs from Uxmal

Can you get closer to the Gods?

A travel blog entry by jormaontour

... piramides. The place i fine and beautiful located in the middle of the jungle. The ruins are in the good condition and easy to visit. But it was hot as in hell.

To get here i took a bus to Campeche and ask the driver tell when it is time to leave the bus. I went 1040am and took the bus back 3pm. This time was enough i think but you can buy a open ticket and take the last bus 5pm back to ...

Kabah & Uxmal

A travel blog entry by rverlinden

... hier veel soep gegeten. Vooral de kippesoep met limoen kunnen we heel erg smaken. Na een duikje in het zwembad, gaan we vanavond het stad nog wat verder verkennen : de kathedraal, museum van moderne kunst en vanaf 7u vanavond fiesta Mexicana in Merida. Morgen verlaten we na 4 dagen Merida en Yucatan en trekken we naar Campeche. Merida : Ontbijttip : Café Kolonial, 62 Dinner : Amaro, Calle 59 tussen 60 en 62 Food met wifi Cafe Habana, hoek 59 en ...

Day trip to Uxmal

A travel blog entry by fernbob

... after you to buy souvenirs made in China! At Chichen Itza, the walkways were lined with them, and it took away a bit of the experience. Here at Uxmal, it was very quiet, and it kept your mind on the enormity of the site and the labour it took to erect it. That's my opinion, and I'm sticking with it!

Tomorrow we are off to Campeche, we have the right tickets and know which bus terminal we leave from!!
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Una volata a Uxmal e poi ultime ore a Merida...

A travel blog entry by sistercrystal

... fonte di cultura italiana che non pu� sprecare perdendo tempo con i suoi articoli di artigianato! Ci scambiamo i nominativi su facebook e ci salutiamo con un arrivederci a presto! Qui hanno molto la cultura di internet, di facebook e deduciamo che piace molto anche la cucina italiana perch� in ogni citt� che giriamo troviamo pizzerie e persino la pasta nei supermercati! Moltissimi parlano o stanno studiando la nostra lingua, quindi con uno spagnolo appreso in questi giorni e la ...

Just pick a bus and go

A travel blog entry by chescagirl

... our culture is. Maybe for good reason?! Or maybe it's just a sign of how uptight our overly-litigious society is. The laissez-faire sensibility here no doubt extends to accidents. "Oh well! I fell off! �Que vas hacer?" and then you move on. (One hopes...I'm still erring on the side of Safety Sally, no te preocupes.)

Because we arrived during siesta time, the town felt sleeeeepy. We wandered around for a bit, checking out the massive, fortress-like church across from ...