Lc Hacienda Temozon Merida
Km 182 Carretera Merida, Yucatan Peninsula, 97825, Mexico
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Spicing it up in Mexico
... catch an overnight bus to Tuxtla Gutierrez.
This is a big city and we got a taxi from the bus station to the only hostel we could find. The guy who answered the bell was grumpy and told us the hostel was full. We didn't believe him, figuring he was just too lazy to help us. So we got the taxi driver to take us a hotel where they told us they only had suites left. We didn't believe them either, but what do you do? So we paid our money and got to ...
Hasta ahorita Mexico!!!
... humaine ; etant donne que les Mexicains construisent plus en largeur qu'en hauteur, on n'en finit pas de traverser celle ville. On reste chez Alexis, un francais que nous avions rencontre a Holbox et nous avait propose de venir chez lui. Ses collocs David, Mandy et Christophe, et Alexis, nous ont recus tres chaleureusement, merci chicos!
Mexico ciudad es totalmente otra cosa comparado con el resto del pais, se nota ...
In a search of the invisible flamingos
... Just imagine how many there were a hundred years ago...
Sadly, the small cenote nearby the theater was dirty and we could not enjoy it. It was clear that the place needed lots of time and attention and there were still many things to be restored to its former state.
On our way back, we were passing Uman, a small town next to Merida. We had a GPS map for our drive around Yucatan, but sadly it was covering only the main roads and SOME of ...
Ruta Puuc
With so many ruins within driving distance to Merida it is easy to find something to do every weekend. Recently we decided to explore the Ruta Puuc, Puuc being the word for hill in Mayan. The name is fitting as it is surprisingly a hilly area, which anyone who has visited the Yucatan knows is rare. As a native Kansan, I can tell you it is literally flatter than Kansas here. The word Puuc also represents the style of architecture found ...
Merida Shmerida
... The old man looked at the thugs, noddded, and said "los hombres malo?" and I nodded and said "si". So I walked for a while the old couple until the bad guys finally disappeared.
Shaken, I found my way back to the square and parked myself at an expensive, touristy, but seemingly safe restaurant. The waiter was old and friendly, but when the bill came and I paid it, he came back with much, much less change then there should have been. Not willing to be messed ...



