Mision Cuernavaca Grand Maximiliano

... Next it was time to climb up to the top of the mountain. Tepoztlan is already at an elevation of 4000 ft and we climbed up to 6000 ft. The climb was very difficult. Rob and I needed to take lots of breaks, but Buzz was ready to go! The elevation was not affecting him the way it was for us. It was definitely more challenging than I had imagined. It took us about 1 ½ hours to climb to the top. We were quite surprised to bet met by little animals that look like anteaters called ...

... de parcs aussi, pas toujours bien entretenus malheureusement, les mexicains etant décidement irrespectueux des paysages et jetant leur déchets n'importe où.<br><br>Nous visitons la maison de Robert Brady, riche héritier qui voyagea à travers le monde et rapporta de nombreux objets qu'il entreposa dans sa magnifique demeure de Cuernavaca, puis le jardin Borda avec ses jolies fontaines.<br><br>

... shocked to see her standing up while having the scooter!!!!<br>So I complained to one of the clerks who basically told me that it wasn't her problem that my mother was on crutches!!!!! <br>Men, in my country, that is considered pure discrimination!!!!!<br>Plus I tried to get the store manager's name and it was denied to me!!!! Like if it was confidential!<br>So be aware of how are you treated while in Cuernavaca, and whatever happens complain, complain and complain again...

... on the side of a mountain overlooking this small ancient town, is thought to have been built in the early Aztec era. Be sure to visit the marketplace and don&#8217;t miss the carnival, one of the best in Mexico. In Mexico City: The National Museum of Anthropology, located in Chapultepec Park, contains the world&#8217;s most impressive collection of Mesoamerican artifacts. The Zocalo (the main square of Mexico City&#8217;s historic center) features several ...

El Tajin est un site précolombien érigé par les Totonaques qui l'habitèrent entre le 1er et le 13ème siècle. <br><br>Le site se compose de plusieurs pyramides, des temples, des sculptures et plusieurs terrains de jeu de balle. Mais tout n'a pas été découvert car le site s'étend sur un millier d'hectare.<br><br>Le ...

There´s not much to say for this entry. I walked around the Jardin Borda the other day. It was pretty nice. Unfortunately I didn´t take anytime to ask anybody or read anything about the history of the garden. Still, my money is that it was constructed by some aristocrats or the Catholic Church and has recently been converted into a public space. Still, there were lots of families walking around and gushy young couples as well.

... plus les murs tant il y a de monde, pour enfin faire une heure de queue pour pouvoir redescendre. On rentre enfin en ville en bus ou le chauffeur nous depose absolument nulle part. Apres pres de 1h30 a deambuler dans les rues pour retrouver notre chemin, on arrive enfin a la maison extenues par la journee. Un journee de M ou notre telephone ainsi que notre appareil photo nous ont laches. Fausse alerte, le telephone remarche. Lendemain depart pour Oaxaca a 6 ou 7 h de route...

... of confetti coming down on our heads, it was so fun. Also many of the streets were closed of as venders came in and sold their goods. I had a great time but I am a little sun burnt. Oh and I almost forgot I did a temascal. It is somewhat like the Native American sweat lodges and saunas. It was super hot in there and you basically drip of sweat they also give you hot tea to drink and honey and aloe to rub on your body. It is so unbelievably hot ...

... we couldn't understand why it was so popular because it was so sat. The only thing good that cold have come from this was steaks... that is what we decided they do with the dead bulls, Grade A steaks. As we left Craig had to use the bathroom (all the water he drank before going in), so I went back in to see what would happen next. It was great, the matador was on horse back and had a really well trained horse that would get in front of the bull and just as the bull ...

... food you stayed put in your hotel room. This itself was quite an experience. The rooms were basic and rustic, light was from an oil lamp and warmth from blankets. Simple and cosy. Once the road was clear enough to travel the 140km journey back up to Creel began. The road is a dirt track ( a good dirt track though) and it hugs the mountains sides as it rises and falls with the contours. The road is so narrow and the drops fatal. its best not to look! This ...