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Hotel San Carlos Toluca

Madero #210, Colonia Centro Toluca, Central Mexico and Gulf Coast, 50000, Mexico

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Nevado de Toluca - 4th highest peak in Mexico

A travel blog entry by hobos

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... br> 2) Getting to the mountain from Toluca (by bus): To get to the mountain from the city of Toluca, we first made our way to the terminal de autobus in the center of town. There was a Walmart Supercenter nearby where we bought food for the two days we were planning to spend on the mountain. Inside the bus terminal, we easily located the one bus company that goes to Sultepec (at booth # 7) and told ...

Cycling days 43-45: San Miguel to Toluca

A travel blog entry by hobos

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... Yannick stops and says his wheel is making a clicking noise. We inspect his tires and sure enough, a big rusy nail has pierced through his rear tire. We pull it out and air immediately starts rushing out...our 3rd flat in two days! We roll the bikes down the highway, off the shoulder, and into the gradd. It is already 6:15pm and will be dark in 45 minutes. Yannick "the Maximizer" (thanks for the new nickname, Andre, he ...

Arrival

A travel blog entry by amandathorsen

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... picked up Stephanie, who is another intern and my roommate. We are having so much fun together. She is from Costa Rica and she speaks fluent spanish which is great for me to learn. She also has to learn many new words that are used only in Mexico. As well, in Costa Rica they use "usted" much more than here. It is the word for "You" but its much more formal and in Mexico they use "tu" much ...

70 Kilometers on High Road to Toluca

A travel blog entry by michellendave

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... 10 km’s down hill before we had to put some muscle behind the pedals.




We stopped when we saw a group of workers in a cornfield and after saying a brief hello and a photo op, we were on our way again. The traffic was not that heavy but when the cars and trucks came, they were hauling balls, way too fast. When we got to the cutoff for Vale de Bravo, the highway had shoulder where ...

Oh the fun......

A travel blog entry by alansdown-allen

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... no one around who could speak a work of English).  So we managed to communicate to say he would get in our car with us, go to the mechanic in town and find out how much it would cost to repair and we would give him cash.  I was a little concerned about being made to pay completely over the odds, but with such limited Spanish, i didn't really feel there was much other option.  So we went to the mechanic, who was in a tent at the side of the road, and he said it would ...

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