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... oven on springs! Mainly due to us having the last seats, right at the back of the bus! The scenery from Mexico to Oaxaca was amazing, with mountains, volcanoes, plateaus, valleys and beautiful forests. Oaxaca is much different to the other cities we ...
... . Probably. The colony of hippies - I think known as a 'joint' of hippies, makes for a karma-filled retreat from Mexico's general madness. Brilliant. Caipirinha it up... IV - It's clearly NFL playoff time Please find below a list of quotes from ...
Dean: We carried on down south through Mexico to Oaxaca. It would have been interesting to stay in Mexico City for Independance Day (16th Sep) but we decided it was best to leave them to it (as there is a bit of political tension around at the moment, ...
... since I had stayed there for 8 nights. I am currently in my second place though and have had no such problems. Oaxaca has a fabulous zocalo where a brass band plays almost every night. It is also where it became clear to me that almost ...
Libres 205 Col. Centro Oaxaca, Central Mexico and Gulf Coast, Mexico
Crespo 415, Centro Oaxaca, Central Mexico and Gulf Coast, Mexico
Independencia at Armenta y Lopez, Oaxaca, Central Mexico and Gulf Coast, Mexico
Oaxaca, Central Mexico and Gulf Coast, Mexico
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Traveling in bus in Mexico
Posted on Sep 1, 2009, 08:01:13
... Escondido, which is awkwardly located on the coast through mountains from Oaxaca, you consume a lot of time just travelling. Perhaps you could do it if you flew to PE from Oaxaca and then flew from PE to Mexico City. __________________ Good source for
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Bienvenidos a Mexico!
Posted on Jun 11, 2009, 09:34:34
... in of foreign exchange. PeMex, the country's nationalized oil industry, provides approximately 40% of federal government revenue. Currency: Mexico's currency is the peso. The current exchange rate is $13.55 MN to one US dollar. The peso is ...
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Bienvenidos a Mexico!
Posted on Jun 11, 2009, 09:27:48
... in of foreign exchange. PeMex, the country's nationalized oil industry, provides approximately 40% of federal government revenue. Currency: Mexico's currency is the peso. The current exchange rate is $13.55 MN to one US dollar. The peso is ...
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Mexico - places we should go?
Posted on Feb 13, 2009, 14:55:42
... , hop over to San Cristobal de las Casas and Tuxla Gutierrrez to see the Sumidero Gorge. From here go north to Oaxaca and Puebla and on to Mexico City. Not an easy trip, but really rewarding. Note that many of the bus trips in Mexico can be by overnight ...
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