Hotel Las Palmas Oaxaca

Calle Guamuchil 206, La Crucecita Oaxaca, Central Mexico and Gulf Coast, 70989, Mexico

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Oaxaca

A travel blog entry by kstubbs97

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... goodbyes on the footpath outside Casa Crespa. Great day and probably the best "tour" of the holiday so far.

December 22
I'd booked a half day tour around Oaxaca online before leaving home and reconfirmed when I arrived yesterday. I was picked up from the hotel about 10.15 and driven to a hotel near the Zocalo where we joined up the rest of the group (including our guide Eduardo). The first stop of the day was Monte Alban. Because I was the only non-Spanish speaker on the ...

Ruined.

A travel blog entry by stoo

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We're out for 1am and an exciting day is planned as we head out to the Myan ruins of Monte Alban. The ruins have been here for thousands of years, cut out of the top of a mountain. I have been looking forward to seeing these sights since leaving home. Winding up the mountain road, I gain a sense that the rally has just begun and the trip really starts here.

The ruins are simply stunning. You cannot imagine how these people, by all accounts very small ...

Oaxaca city

A travel blog entry by kjerstise

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... Agua" som var HELT nydelig! Skal legge ut bilder;)


Katedralen St. Domingo er en katedral alle maa besoke viss en er i Oaxaca City. Nydelig belagti"gull" hele insiden med kunst overalt. Absolutt et must! Moderne kunstmuseet var verdt et besok ogsaa.

Naa skal vi videre til Mexico City, vi traff ei jente paa hostelle som vi reiser med opp til D.F. ...

Oaxaca, bis repetita

A travel blog entry by lucas_y_lolo

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... trouvent sur un site magique, genre de plateforme enorme a 2000 m d'altitude avec vue sur toutes les montagnes aux alentours, et la vallee en bas. C'est un site assez symetrique avec une grande plaza, avec quelques steles pour observer du detail, notamment les danzantes, qui ne sont non pas des danseurs, mais certainement des prisonniers castres dont le sang est collecte pour l'offrande. Decidement, ...

Communication, Auto Repair, and Freedom

A travel blog entry by bohemianjournal

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... what they're gonna' do. They know exactly what it will cost...and then so will you.
While you continue to read this, I’d like you to imagine what you think Uncle Les would charge.
First, the tools are assembled: a 2 lb sledge, a ball peen hammer, a serious size flat-tip screwdriver, a well handled 'ice' pick, and a regular pair of pliers. That's it. 3he grease loaded shirt and pants, and ...