Hotel Puente Real
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Under the active Popokatepetl - Puebla
... who is not invited. We were worried the whole time that we are uninvited guests, the whole party and everybody convinced us that we are very welcomed. Leo introduced us to many of his friends, and we had a lot of fun.Leo took care of us as his best guests. We spent three days in his family. He lives in a house with his parents, sister and younger brother. We were feeded by Mexican specialties, even though we many times politely ...
Climbing a Volcano
... he was heeding nature’s call. Little did I know how right I was. When he sauntered over to Oliver and me, he said, in his German accent, “I just, how do you say, 'womited’.” “You vomited?” I replied. The altitude was clearly affecting him. “We need to get you down the mountain.” He said he felt he could take care of himself and that Oliver and I should go on as planned. ...
On th way to Mexico City
... Beaucoup plus que n’importe quel pays que nous ayons visités. Le centre ville de Puebla brille littéralement, sous le soleil mexicain grâce à tous ces carreaux de faïence qui ornent les façades des nombreux immeubles coloniaux et églises. La nourriture est une autre des richesses de cette ville, avec le fameux Mole Poblano, une sauce noir épaisse riche en épices et chili et avec un arrière gout de chocolat à cause du cacao qui est ...
Of fleas and crickets
... the best coffee we have had on the trip so far. Jess got out the cards and we sat down to a few hands of Gin Rummy - I even managed to win one of the hands. I wistfully remembered the days when the kids were no good and easy to beat... just a distant memory now. We made it home in time for the girls to have a decent session of throwing small explosives at passers-by. Hope no-one complains to the hotel about it! Off to Oaxaca tomorrow. Puebla has been ...
Puebla & Cholula
... grande du monde en volume en fait (!). Le truc c'est que seule un escalier de quelques mètres a été reconstitué. Le reste n'est que végétation et si on ne vous le dit pas, vous penserez qu'il ne s'agit là que d'une colline. Ce qui enlève beaucoup à la grandeur de l'endroit. A l'intérieur, il y a des kilomètres de galeries, mais elles sont fermées au public.
Ce qui vaut la peine de faire ...
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- Room service
- Restaurant
- Free parking
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