Hotel Panamericana Merida

My first encounter with Mexicans was several hours before I reached Mexico city, as I was sat next to two of them on the plane.Well, one Mexican and one Indian who lives here. They seemed nice at first and I could actually understand what they were going on about in Spanish. Just as we took off, the overhead locker burst open and my shoe fell out onto my head, and one of them tried to leap out of his seat to close it. Nice guy. Unfortunately as soon as we were in the air, they proceeded ...

... orrore.<br>Per il resto del giorno ci limitiamo a camminare lungo i viali del centro, al momento di salire in camera ci accorgiamo della fatica di essere a 2200 mt, l'ostello è subdolo tu credi di dover salire al terzo piano, ma loro hanno due piani non conteggiati (dove c'è la cucina e l'altro con la sala tv) così in realtà devi arrivare al quinto. Dobbiamo organizzarci bene, perchè una volta scesi, se ti accorgi di aver dimenticato qualcosa, sono tutti cavoli tuoi risalire!!

... 20 mintes till we arrived to Los Almendro. It was worth it as foods there are phenomenal! We had a papadzules as appetiser.... My beer Leon was crispy and cold. I had a Lomitos de Valladoid! A Pork dish with flavorful tomato sauce. Fredrik had Poc Chuc. yum....<br><br>Merida is a safe place to visit and the people are warm and "SUPER" friendly. After checking in our hotel, we walked around the ...

... at Uxmal. The pyramid is unique among Mayan structures because of its rounded sides, height, and steepness. Beneath the Magician's Pyramid are five earlier structures as it was common for the Mayas to build new structures on top of old ones. Sort of like recycling their limestone! The view was best from the beautiful (and bat-inhabited) Governor's Palace. There we engaged with a family group of Mexican tourists, who were trying to work out which structure was which and asked to ...

I was so used to south american buses that I just assumed there would either be a stop for food or something included so all I ad to eat in the 20 hour ride was a bag of doritos andchocolate buscuits. Also for some reason the bus driver had the air con on full for the whole journey. It was great at first but after some time the weather outside started getting cold and it was absolutely freezing on the bus really hard to sleep. I arrived in Merida eventually and it was ridiculesly hot ...

well this is my very first time.. i promise that tomorrow i'll tell you about my last trip to chapultepec. I dont have the photos rigth now so you'll have to wait.. haha well well if gotta say that my english is not really good so if you dont understand something of what i write. just let me know... well so... i think i'll see you soon!! thanks 4 reading! AlEtHiNa

Well, just before leaving Palenque we met up with our friend we had met in Agua Azul! Us 3 traveled to Merida together where we spent the day wondering around. We ended up randomly on a van to the north coast of Mexico, where there is swamp lands, and we took a local's boat and cruised around in which we saw hundreds and hundreds of Flamingo's! haha, it was amazing!! That night we ...

... nuts, but he repeats the performance after surfacing alive the first time. K started to climb the roots hanging down from the tree on the surface, and got quite high until someone told here there was a taranchala, and suddenly there was a slash as she leapt down! The 3rd and final cenote was a vertical ladder through a small hole, the hardest to reach. It is a lot darker with only 2 small holes in the roof.. The middle of the pool is an enormous rock so you can stand in ...

... also a tourist bus for 100pesos, that takes you too all interesting places. i found that very good. nevertheless i spend 7 days in MC of which 3 were just rainy from hurricane Dean. The central plaza around the Cathedral seems to be the most interesting spot in the city. it also houses the parlament buldings and so on. nightlife, there is. did not find the right spots. so MC was nice but not overwhelming.

Today we took a small, small bus to a folklore dance and I took a lot of pictures. Then we went to take a boat around this market in the Floating Gardens. Then we went in the market and I only had enough time to buy a necklace. Then we went to the University of Mexico and came back to Ticalli and ordered a pizza and basically rested the rest of the night.