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Peña of Bernal, Pulque and Michaladas!
... Piñon (Pine tree). I had Piñon and it is my official new favourite flavour for Paleta. Looking forward to much more of it :)
Continuing our descent my next delight (or not) is Pulque! Pulque is an alcoholic thick juice, which is made from the core of the cactus, then fermented. It is an acquired taste to say the least (absolutely disgusting!), but something I was told I must try if I am to experience the true Mexico. I ...
Fiestas and Dia de Los Muertos
... It is a great week to be here as 2nd November is the national holiday in Mexico for Dia de los Muertos, Day of the dead. In the week running up to this holiday, there are fiestas, fireworks and gatherings everyday throughout the week. There is a real sense of community spirit in mexico which is great to experience. Queretero is really clean and the old town is beautiful. I am looking forward to my second week here before going back to Mexico ...
Queretaro
A pretty city with good art, we amble for a day or so (finally deciding not to continue to the siera gorda and more sights in the north) and find a local church which serves great local food on benches in its basement. Another culinary highlight is Gaspacho - an incredible fruit salad with vinegar, onion, chilli and ...
Relaxing on the terrace
Queretaro – another lovely colonial city with it baroque period buildings and cathedrals . Though I feel we have been a little spoilt with our previous two towns. Queretaro does not have the hills or narrow alleyways of Guanajuato, yet still some very fine examples of 18th century architecture. The city is going through a hot spell at the moment so we have confined our exploration to the morning and night, ...
Before heading into the Serra Gorda
... together peacefully in the town, which is notable for the many ornate civil and religious Baroque monuments from its golden age in the 17th and 18th centuries." In 2008, National Geographic listed Queretaro as one of the top 15 historic destinations of the world.
The most prominent and impressive feature of the city is the enormous stone aqueduct, consistenting of 75 arches, each 20 m wide and on average 23 m high that run for 1.78 km. It was built ...
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