Totonacas mexico city
21. November 2023 in Mexiko
A day of admin, planning our next steps. Flight up to Chihuahua and aboard the Chepe train through the Copper Canyon.
In the evening we watched Dylan in his karate class.
A day of admin, planning our next steps. Flight up to Chihuahua and aboard the Chepe train through the Copper Canyon.
In the evening we watched Dylan in his karate class.
Getting our history lesson at the Museo De Anthropologia.
Followed by Dan's Taco and Churro face
Not satisfied with our day as tourists we set off for a free walking tour around the center to learn more Mexican history.
We also visited a beautiful old hotel with Tiffany glass ceiling and theWeiterlesen
The main University in Mexico City is called the UNAM it is Free and regarded as one of the best universities in the world. It maintains a very selective acceptance rate with only 1/10 applicantsWeiterlesen
Today we went to Iztapalapa with Mara to ride the longest cable car line in the world, 10.6km. This isn't a tourist attraction but rather a mode of transport which opened 3 years ago enabling thoseWeiterlesen
We left the Temazcal before sunrise. Scrambling up the hill with four dogs in tow. Buster, a muscula guy with scars all over his face, Cooney, the guesthouse dog who infact acted as our guide showingWeiterlesen
Woke up early to a frost-covered Creel in order to buy our train tickets on the Chepe Regionale.
After saying farewell to our friendly hotel owner/new chess teacher Diego, we departed on the firstWeiterlesen
Well that was one of the most terrifying bus rides of our live.
The hair-raising 2.5 hour drive down to the Valley of Urique in the Copper Canyon included hairpin turns and steep decents on a dodgeyWeiterlesen
Today was a hot hike to the neighbouring town of Guapalaina and beyond to the 'Green Pool' passing villages of Tahumara people and walking through the towering Canyon The sun was hot, especially afterWeiterlesen
A 7:30am start to the day, with the first thing on the agenda being a 3 hour ascent up the very same dodgey dirt-track that we originally took to get to Urique just two days ago.
Luckily, our driverWeiterlesen