Photo of Posada Mandala Patzcuaro
VISTA DESDE LA HABITACION Part of the entrance, book interchange Patio Relax mexicano en la Posada Mandala

Posada Mandala Patzcuaro

Lerin No. 14 Patzcuaro, Central Mexico and Gulf Coast, 61600, Mexico

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Intimacy, JC and a sandwich

A travel blog entry by macfarlanei

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... a small picnic of a drink, nibbles and a sandwich (watch the sandwich; what seems like a harmless ham sandwich turns out to be laced with green chillies-bit of a shock the first time I bit into that, plus the kick back 24 hrs later - ice and soft cushions, very handy!).

The digs in Morelia were fantastic (Tequila Sunset) although our room was surrounded by reception, common room and a dorm; makes intimate moments very interesting (a sock came in handy!).

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Pig.

A travel blog entry by stoo

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... experience, andI am slightly appalled at the apparent lack of hygiene at the many butchersstands. Every kind of meat you can askfor lies open, uncovered and at the mercy of insects on tiled stone slabs. Pigs heads hanging from their ownentrails. Cow heads stacked in rows. I even spot a horse, or what was left ofit. The fact that you ate cooked foodnot too ...

Day Trip to Santa Clara del Cobre (copper town)

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... town square. Most items were trinket quality. But we did find one shop that had nice fountains and vases that we would not mind having in our own home (if we had one, of course). And another that had large copper dinning room sets. Quite massive and something unique for just the right setting. 

A young guy caught us on the street and insisted we look a shop around the corner. We said sure, we would work our way over. When ...

Pátzcuaro Magical Town

A travel blog entry by michellendave

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Zirahuén to Pátzcuaro 27km (17 miles) Elevation 2240m (7349ft)

Pátzcuaro dates to 1320 and has colonial and indigenous character. It is both a "Pueblo Mágico" and one of the 100 Historic World Treasure Cities by the United Nations. We were looking forward to experiencing the Dia de Muertos (Day of the Dead) celebrations there through November 2nd, with the big day being November 1st. But first we had to get there.
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Traveling North

A travel blog entry by the_travelers

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... the whole stretch. I counted 15 in as many miles and gave up. Mexican drivers take so many chances and sometimes their luck just runs out.

By 9:10, we started climbing and a forest landscape overtook the terrain. There was a rust colored deciduous tree (maybe in the oak family) that gave a hue of fall among the pines plus the contrast of spring flowering trees and bushes. The photo group all got out for a stretch and shot some photos.

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